Difference between revisions of "Connector:Cassette recorder"
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External Cassette Connector (CPC 664/6128 only) (5 pin DIN, female) | External Cassette Connector (CPC 664/6128 only) (5 pin DIN, female) | ||
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* The two Remote Control pins are connected to a relais inside of the CPC, the relais becomes closed when the /Motor On bit in PIO Port C is set to zero, ie. the cassette recorder may use the relais to switch its power suppy on and off when Play and/or Record is pressed - this is of course supposed for low-voltages only. | * The two Remote Control pins are connected to a relais inside of the CPC, the relais becomes closed when the /Motor On bit in PIO Port C is set to zero, ie. the cassette recorder may use the relais to switch its power suppy on and off when Play and/or Record is pressed - this is of course supposed for low-voltages only. | ||
* The CPC 6128+ does not include a Cassette Connector. | * The CPC 6128+ does not include a Cassette Connector. | ||
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| + | == KC Compact Tape Connector == | ||
| + | 1 Cas-Write __ __ | ||
| + | 2 GND / - \ | ||
| + | 3 Cas-Read | | | ||
| + | 4 Sound-Mono |3 1| | ||
| + | 5 Motor On (TTL) \5_2_4/ | ||
| + | Shield GND | ||
| + | * Caution: The connector looks same as on CPC, but the Pin-Outs are entirely different, and, Motor On is a TTL output (instead of a Relais) | ||
Revision as of 00:43, 29 January 2010
CPC Tape Connector
External Cassette Connector (CPC 664/6128 only) (5 pin DIN, female)
1 Remote Control __ __ 2 Ground / - \ 3 Remote Control | | 4 Data Input |3 1| 5 Data Output \5_2_4/
- The two Remote Control pins are connected to a relais inside of the CPC, the relais becomes closed when the /Motor On bit in PIO Port C is set to zero, ie. the cassette recorder may use the relais to switch its power suppy on and off when Play and/or Record is pressed - this is of course supposed for low-voltages only.
- The CPC 6128+ does not include a Cassette Connector.
KC Compact Tape Connector
1 Cas-Write __ __ 2 GND / - \ 3 Cas-Read | | 4 Sound-Mono |3 1| 5 Motor On (TTL) \5_2_4/ Shield GND
- Caution: The connector looks same as on CPC, but the Pin-Outs are entirely different, and, Motor On is a TTL output (instead of a Relais)
