I'm assuming the center pin is the 6 pin and the 1-5 either go
counter or clockwise.
The center pin is pin 6 however, the other five are not numbered
sequentially due to backward compatibility with numbering for the
*three pin* DIN. From Wikipedia:
The 3/180° and 5/180° connectors were originally standardized and
widely used in European countries for interconnecting analog audio
equipment. For example, a stereo tape recorder could connect to a
stereo amplifier using the five pins for the four signal connections
plus ground. The connectors on the cord are connected pin for pin,
(pin 1 to pin 1, etc.). Pins on male connectors are numbered (from
right to left, viewed from outside of the connector, with the 5 pins
upwards, and facing them): 1–4–2–5–3. Holes on female connectors are
also numbered 1-4-2-5-3, but from left to right (facing the holes).
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 2018-12-07 4:47 PM, Bill Gillenwater wrote:
I have acquired the AYtechnologies K9AY system boxes. This is a used unit but
in excellent shape.
The 6 pin din plug on the back of the control box is not numbered. Is the
pin-out standard?
5 pins with a center pin above the connector "key" notch.
Don't want to hook this up backwards, hi.
I'm assuming the center pin is the 6 pin and the 1-5 either go counter or
clockwise.
Thanks
73 Bill K3SV
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