Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Ausbuchtung (Kontext)

English translation:

notch

Feb 1, 2004 16:11
20 yrs ago
German term

Ausbuchtung (Kontext)

German to English Tech/Engineering Computers: Hardware
IT, IDE controllers

I am not sure how to translate it in this context. There must a special IT term.

"Da die IDE-Anschlüsse an der Seite eine Ausbuchtung haben, können die Stecker nur in ihrer vorgesehenen Ausrichtung eingfügt werden."

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notch

Iomega MO ATAPI User's Manual: Installing the Drive on a PC - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]
... | top of page |. Mounting Your Iomega MO Drive. Some IDE cables may
not have a notch to align the cable into the IDE connector. If ...
www.iomega.com/europe/support/english/ manuals/mo/atapi/inst_drive_pc.html - 28k - Im Cache - Ähnliche Seiten

Installing/Optical Drives - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]
... Plug into motherboard and pay attention to the notch on the IDE connector
itself and the connection on board. This will usually go one way. ...
www.waterwheel.com/Guides/how_to/optical_drives/ optical_drives.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree Ellen Zittinger
1 hr
agree Brandis (X)
1 hr
disagree Robert Schlarb : notch = "Einkerbung"
15 hrs
Da hast du Recht - ich habe ohne groß nachzudenken das vorgeschlagen, was ich recht häufig gelesen habe. Allerdings wird es damit nicht zwangsläufig richtig.
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a bulge / bulging

seems to me more a question of physical caracter than of genuine IT.
The plug-in is possible only in one way/direction because of that bulge (which probably has been intentionally made to prevent any other way to connect)
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17 hrs

tongue

Ausbuchtung (Kabel) und Einkerbung (Port-Anschluss) sollten beide vorhanden sein, damit die 40 Kontakte in der richtigen Reihenfolge zusammengeschlossen werden (sonst funktioniert zB die Festplatte nicht!).
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Two caveats, however: The IDE ribbon cable inside the box lacked a tongue to ensure proper alignment.
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