The 10-Pin Split Cable has a 10-pin box header that attaches to the ribbon cable. Each individual lead has a different color and is labeled with the pin name so that they are easy to identify.
The connector is a standard 5x2 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch IDC type keyed box connector. Each individual lead is terminated with a single pin crimp connector with the same 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch. The cable is only 5" (12.7cm) long to minimize signal degradation.
Each lead is color coded and has a small label to indicate which lead is associated with which pin. The leads are shown in the following diagram.
Figure 1: Individual leads on the 10-Pin Split Cable
The 10-Pin Split Cable is an incredibly useful tool that will save you from having to create or purchase adapter boards for your 10-pin ribbon cable. Although it is labeled with the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter, Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer and Cheetah SPI Host Adapter specific pinouts, this split cable is universally adaptable for a variety of applications.
This split cable will connect to any standard 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch 10-pin keyed IDC-type connector.
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Excellent Tool Review by Sam Bruner
Rating Helpful for adapting from the 10 pin connector at the end of an Aardvark to individual header pins. Can also be adapted to gator clips with the right adapters (sold separately) (Posted on 3/21/22)
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Satisfied Review by Deanna D.
Rating Satisfied with my purchase. (Posted on 2/6/19)
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fast respond and shipment Review by Tun L.
Rating fast respond and shipment (Posted on 11/21/18)
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great Review by sylvain c.
Rating great (Posted on 7/11/18)
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4.7 Stars Review by John G.
Rating But I wasn't offered that resolution. An absolute project-saver. I have but two gripes. One is that each time one switches modes, the "protocol lens" has to change. The software does it automatically, but reminds the user each time, requiring dismissal of a dialog. Why isn't it silent? The other is a scroll lock button, which when depressed allows the display to scroll. But the button doesn't stay in that position. If one uses the cursor to examine data in the scrolling window, the button unlocks.
These annoyances are minor. I would absolutely purchase another of these analyzers (even if I had to spend my own money!) (Posted on 7/8/18)
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