Anyone make this USB adapter?

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Most are std on one end, and finding 'jumper' types is less likely, but you may find something useful here.

Maybe L Com:

Even has a nice drawing with the input/output termination keys, so you can wire up your own or make a repair.

The drawing alone is worth the visit.

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That's a "down" right angle :-( ...Jim Thompson

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Anything here? There are 2 exit option for the type B rt angle thingy.

Cheers

Trying again:

If right angle adapter won't work, perhaps a cable with a right angle type B connector and a type A at the other end.

Is this the one?

Mikek