IEEE 1284 Typical Color Codes
Here are the typical colors found on 25-pin IEEE 1284 cable leads.
| Pin | Color | Alt Color |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | red | |
| 2 | pink/red | |
| 3 | brown | |
| 4 | orange | |
| 5 | light-blue/yellow | |
| 6 | light-blue/red | |
| 7 | light-blue | |
| 8 | blue | |
| 9 | light-blue/black | green/blue |
| 10 | green | |
| 11 | yellow | |
| 12 | pink/orange | |
| 13 | gray | |
| 14 | gray/green | |
| 15 | pink/blue | orange/white |
| 16 | pink/black | brown/white |
| 17 | light blue/blue | light blue/green |
| 18 | blue-white | |
| 19 | green/black | green/red |
| 20 | pink/white | yellow/black |
| 21 | gray/black | |
| 22 | white/black | gray/yellow |
| 23 | purple | |
| 24 | pink | |
| 25 | white | |
| NC | white/yellow | white/green |
| All | white/purple | red/black |
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