Multi-pins connectors

It is very common in real-life devices to use multi-pins connectors such as DB25 to deliver linear signals like Analog Audio, usually via breakout panels or cumbersome hanging cables.

The problem with this is that, in Green Book, you cannot connect multiple wires to a single port, because the same is represented with a single table row.

The solution to this situation is the following:

A single multi-pins connector is represented by multiple rows in the Definition: as many rows as wires can be connected. For example, if you have a DB25 connector exposing 8 input audio channels, you define it with 8 Input Ports which connector type is "DB25".