din connector造句

• On the Colour Genie, three 5-pin DIN connectors were used for the cassette recorder interface, the lightpen interface and the RS232 interface.
• Most MIDI capable instruments feature a MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, and occasionally a MIDI THRU connection in the form of five-pin DIN connectors.
• Other non-standard connectors mate only with their matching connectors, and are mini-DIN connectors only in the sense of sharing the 9.5 mm plug body.
• The port is a mini 6-DIN connector and its purpose and use is unknown as it is neither mentioned nor explained in the manual.
• If you have it together enough to unplug a standard, six-pin DIN connector, you probably are too self-possessed to throw the thing out a window.
• To use a game port with MIDI instruments a cable is required with a male and a female DA-15 and two male 5-pin DIN connectors.
• The VIC-20 through the Commodore 128 used a 6-pin DIN connector for their " serial " port ( used primarily for disk drives and printers ).
• It offers both a headphones jack and some kind of line out DIN connectors ( and arc of 5 pins or so ) on the back.
• While Naim's practice of using DIN connectors has been regarded by some reviewers as quirky or arrogant, DIN sockets continue to be Naim's choice for line-level inputs.
• A 4-pin MMJ connector is provided for the keyboard line, a 7-pin DIN connector for mouse line, and two 6-pin MMJ connectors for printer and modem lines.
• In the Soviet Union, 3-pin and 5-pin DIN connectors named ( Latin : ), could be seen on many pieces of equipment, as well as factory-made audio equipment.
• For a time the 5-pin DIN connector was popular for bi-directional stereo connection between A / V equipment, but it has been entirely displaced on modern consumer devices.
• The original IBM PC also had two identical 5 pin DIN connectors, one used for the keyboard, the second for a cassette recorder interface; the two were not interchangeable.
• The DIN sync standard is so named because it uses 5 pin DIN connectors, the same as used for MIDI . DIN sync itself is not a DIN standard.
• While Mini-DIN connectors cannot be plugged in the " wrong way ", it is possible to have trouble finding the right way without looking inside the circular connector's shroud.
• One of the earliest, and probably the best known, is DIN 476 & mdash; the standard that introduced the DIN and mini-DIN connectors for electronics, and the DIN rail.
• Some older tape recorders, and equipment like receivers designed to connect to them, use a 5-pin DIN connector to connect left and right for record and playback with a single cable.
• The TRS-80 Model I used three identical 5-pin DIN connectors for its AC adapter, video output, and tape recorder, making it easy to destroy the unit if the plugs were confused.
• They were used for networking BBC micros and the like, and used what looked like a type of DIN connectors .-- Bob Mellish 16 : 17, 29 January 2006 ( UTC)
• Versions other than 3 or 5-pin were very rare in the USSR and very hard to buy . 4-pin DIN connectors, for example, were never seen on any device or in stores.