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removed connector collect #250

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Expand Up @@ -629,7 +629,6 @@ in [table 15](#user-content-table-15 ).
| [Gamuts](#user-content-gamuts ) | No | Describes device gamuts |
| [DMXProfiles](#user-content-dmx-profile-collect) | No | Describes nonlinear correlation between DMX input and physical output of a channel. |
| [CRIs](#user-content-color-rendering-index-collect) | No | Describes color rendering with IES TM-30-15 (99 color samples). |
| [Connectors](#user-content-connector-collect ) | No | Obsolete now. See Geometry Collect, WiringObject. Describes physical connectors of the device. |
| [Properties](#user-content-properties-collect ) | No | Describes physical properties of the device. |


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### Connector Collect

#### General

This section defined the physical connectors and is kept for backwards compatibility. From DIN SPEC 15800:2021 or GDTF v1.2 onwards physical connectors shall be decribed as WiringObjects in the Geometry Collect.
It currently does not have any XML attributes (XML node `<Connectors>`). As children, the Connector Collect has a list of a [connectors](#user-content-connector ).

#### Connector

See Geometry Collect WiringObject. For easier transition find below the equivalent of the WiringObject.
This section defines the connector (XML node `<Connector>`). The currently
defined XML attributes of the connector are specified in [table
27](#user-content-table-27 ).

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#### Table 27. *Connector Attributes*

| XML Attribute Name | Value Type | Description |
|----|----|----|
| Name | [Name](#user-content-attrtype-name ) | Unique Name of the connector. Now: Geometry Type WiringObject, XML Attribute: Name |
| Type | [Name](#user-content-attrtype-name ) | The type of the connector. Find a list of predefined types in [Annex D](#user-content-table-d1 ). Now: Geometry Type WiringObject, XML Attribute: ConnectorType. |
| DMXBreak | [Uint](#user-content-attrtype-uint ) | Optional. Defines to which DMX Break this connector belongs to. Obsolete now. |
| Gender | [Int](#user-content-attrtype-int ) | Connectors where the addition of the Gender value equal 0, can be connected; Default value: 0; Male Connectors are -1, Female are +1, Universal are 0. Obsolete now. |
| Length | [Float](#user-content-attrtype-float ) | Defines the length of the connector's wire in meters. "0" means that there is no cable and the connector is build into the housing. Default value "0". Obsolete now. |


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### Properties Collect

#### General
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