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Looks like PS/2 but it isn't

jippie952
By jippie952
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I found an old keyboard with this ps2 like connector... But it's slightly bigger (the green is regular ps2 as a reference):

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What is it called, can I get an adapter? Make my own, the guy who sold it to me said I could do that, but I couldn't find any place telling me how to do that.

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thought that end was for some sort of audio connector?

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I believe its like an XLR connector?

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Looks like a 5 pin XLR jack to me?

Normally they use 3 pin ones (didn't even know 5 pins existed until I Googled it just then) but they are used in audio environments (microphones and such).

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DIN.GIF

 

It is what was around before the old ps2 connecter.

USB>PS2>that thing your holding.

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Its called AT Connector

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_F_keyboard

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Don't know how to quote on the phone...

But is it possible to make an adapter?

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