Thanks for the photos It was the Subway I was really unsure about however I received a email from Jens Schoenfield which clears the matter up. The Subway does go the opposite way to the Deflina - Part of his email below
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Q: I want to install a Delfina and a Subway USB
controller to the X Surf clockports. Can you
tell me what side on a XSurf is Pin 1 on Clockport 0 and Clockport 1.
A: There is no pin 1 on the clockport. This is a
common mistake, and it often leads to wrong
connections, resulting in burnt cables and
defective hardware. Naturally, this is not
covered by warranty. Numbering on the clockport starts at 19 and ends at 40.
Q: I understand the red marker on cable for
Delfina goes towards the front of the A4000
A: That's correct. I have defined in 1997 (when I
designed the first clockport hardware ever), that
the red marker goes to the _other_ extreme of the
numbers, the highest:Pin 40, because pin 1 is not there.
Q: However there is much confusion which way the
Subway USB controller cable goes as I have been
told the red marker goes toward the back of the
computer which is the opposite to the Delfina
and there is no instructions on the subject anywhere.
A: It's also correct, as E3B uses a different
"logic". For his instructions, the red marker
points towards the not-existing pin 1. Even if
it'll look odd, both cables pointing into
different directions on the X-Surf is correct.
Also Double-check that you really plug the
connectors to both rows of the connector. This is
also a (luckily less common) mistake, but it also
makes a short that results in burnt cables and defective hardware
Many thanks to the people who helped Chris