BLACK Tech Reference: Pinouts Keyboard Mouse Interfaces Tunc

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Tech Reference: Pinouts Keyboard Mouse Interfaces
Tuncertainties about these mostly proprietary interfaces, speed with which devices render older ones
Technical Reference describes pinouts defined many different keyboard mouse interfaces. Given obsolete, this document intended authoritative, comprehensive, exhaustive. hope will find useful study, shop for, build, troubleshoot devices cables; however, make claim that absolutely correct, will responsible damages losses resulting from use-please exercise caution. Notes: connectors shown front view (wires exit from rear). "pins" male connectors typically metal prongs teeth, while those female connectors typically metal-lined sockets grooves.
Keyboard Only Integrated Keyboard/Mouse Interfaces PC/XTTM, PC/AT compatible Commodore Amiga 2000/3000 keyboard
Pinout 5-pin ("DIN-5") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Clock Keyboard Data Keyboard Reset1 Signal Function Timing Data Control Signal Source Computer Keyboard Computer
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Ground Signal Function Ground Voltage Signal Source Computer
PS/2 compatible keyboard2
Standard pinout 6-pin mini-DIN ("mini-DIN-6") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Data Reserved3 Ground Signal Function Data Ground Signal Source Keyboard
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Clock Reserved3 Signal Function Voltage Timing Signal Source Computer Computer
1This line/signal used very early computers reset keyboard. Contemporary compatible computers either
connect connected Amiga 2000 3000.
2This interface also used many other computers, including RS/6000, some Silicon Graphics workstations, DEC
Alpha Commodore Amiga 4000.
3These pins normally used connected.
PS/2 keyboard (continued)
ACCESS.bus-compliant pinout 6-pin Shielded Data Link (SDL) connectors:
Male Female
Signal/Circuit Name Reserved1 Keyboard Data Ground
Signal Function Data Ground
Signal Source Keybd/Computer1
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Clock Reserved1
Signal Function Timing Voltage
Signal Source Computer Computer
Apple Desktop (ADB -Apple Macintosh keyboard mouse)
Pinout 4-pin mini-DIN ("mini-DIN-4") connectors:
Male Female
Signal/Circuit Name Data Reserved
Signal Function Data
Signal Source Keyboard/Mouse
Signal/Circuit Name Ground
Signal Function Voltage Ground
Signal Source Computer Ground
Microsystems keyboard mouse
Pinout 8-pin mini-DIN ("mini-DIN-8") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Ground Ground Mouse Receive Signal Function Ground Ground Voltage Data Signal Source Computer Computer
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Transmit2 Keyboard Receive Connection Voltage Computer Signal Function Data Data Signal Source Keyboard Computer
2These pins normally used connected. 3The mouse transmits data keyboard this pin; keyboard then adds data transmits computer.
Compaq Vocalyst keyboard1
Pinout HDI-20 connectors:
Male Female
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Clock Keyboard Data Ground Mouse Clock2 Mouse Data2
Signal Function Voltage Timing Data Ground Timing Data
Signal Source Computer Computer Keyboard Computer Mouse
Signal/Circuit Name Left Headphone3 Right Headphone3 Microphone Audio Ground +5VDC Audio Headphones Present4 Connection
Signal Function Data Data Data Ground Voltage Control
Signal Source Computer Computer Keyboard Computer Keyboard
13-20
AT&T 6300 keyboard
Pinout (DE9) connectors:
Male Female
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Data Keyboard Clock Signal Function Data Timing Ground Signal Source Keyboard Computer
Signal/Circuit Name Signal Function Voltage Signal Source Computer
Connected
Ground
Commodore Amiga 1000 keyboard
Pinout 5-pin ("DIN-5") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Keyboard Clock Keyboard Data Signal Function Voltage Timing Data Signal Source Computer Computer Keyboard
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Ground Connection Signal Function Ground Signal Source
1The Vocalyst keyboards basically PS/2 compatible with added audio-I/O support. They have built-in mike, speaker, headphone jack. 2PS/2 compatible mice attached this keyboard using standard PS/2 mouse interface (see page 3When headphones plugged Left Right Headphone signals summed output from keyboard's speaker. 4Current Vocalyst keyboards implement this signal, which causes compatible attached CPUs automatically mute their audio output.
Mouse-Only Integrated Mouse/Peripheral Interfaces compatible TIA-232 ("RS-232") serial mouse
PC/XT compatible pinout DB25 connectors:
Male port) Female cable)
Signal/Circuit Name Transmitted Data Received Data Request Send Signal Function Data Data Control Signal Source Computer Mouse Computer
Signal/Circuit Name Signal Ground
Signal Function Ground Control Signal Source Computer
Data Terminal Ready
(All other pins connected used)
PC/AT compatible pinout (DE9) connectors:
Male (Port) Female (Cable)
Signal/Circuit Name Received Data Transmitted Data Data Terminal Ready Signal Function Data Data Control Signal Source Mouse Computer Computer
Signal/Circuit Name Signal Ground Request Send Signal Function Ground Control Signal Source Computer
(All other pins connected used)
PS/2 compatible mouse1
Pinout 6-pin mini-DIN ("mini-DIN-6") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Mouse Data Reserved Ground Signal Function Data Ground Signal Source Keyboard
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Mouse Clock Reserved Signal Function Voltage Timing Signal Source Computer Computer
1This interface also used many other computers, including RS/6000, some Silicon Graphics workstations,
Alpha.
compatible mouse
Pinout 9-pin mini-DIN ("mini-DIN-9") connectors:
Male
Signal/Circuit Name Direction Direction Direction Direction Signal Function Voltage Data Data Data Data Signal Source Computer Mouse Mouse Mouse Mouse
Female
Signal/Circuit Name Left Button Middle Button Right Button Signal Ground Signal Function Data Data Data Ground Signal Source Mouse Mouse Mouse
Silicon Graphics (SGI mouse1
Pinout (DE9) connectors:
Male Female
Signal/Circuit Name Mouse Data Signal Function Voltage Voltage Data Signal Source Computer Computer Mouse
Signal/Circuit Name Signal Function Signal Source
Ground Ground (All other pins connected.)
Amiga Mouse/Joy port2
Pinout (DE9) connectors:
Male (Port) Female (Cable)
Mouse/Trackball Signal V-pulse H-pulse VQ-pulse HQ-pulse Button (Middle) Button (Left) Ground Button (Right) Lightpen Signal Connection Connection Connection Connection Penpress Beamtrigger Ground Button
Digital Joystick Signal Forward Backward Left Right Connection Button Ground Button
Paddle Signal Button Connection Button Button PotX3 Connection Ground PotY3 Signal Function Data Data Data Data Data Data Voltage Ground Data Signal Source Peripheral Peripheral Peripheral Peripheral Peripheral Peripheral Computer Peripheral
1This Model 021-0004-002 mouse used with some computers. Most contemporary computers regular PS/2 mouse
interface (see page instead.
2This interface designed support several types pointing-device peripherals, shown table. 3These linear 470-k (±10%) potentials.

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