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CORRECTby reversing the diagrams plugs for sockets, I was able to get an ancient IBM keyboard to adapt tp a ps2 socketAPPROVED
CORRECTIt works. However it should be made clear that the pin assignment diagrams are drawn looking at the pins/holes of the plug/socket, not the solder terminations.APPROVED
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CORRECTOK!APPROVED
CORRECTThis document is 100 correct.APPROVED
CORRECTCreated cable DIN (F) MiniDIN (M) using this scheme to connect old AT keyboard to my PC. Working.APPROVED
2008-09-21 01:33:41CORRECTGreat Job!!!rev. 1APPROVED
2011-12-24 22:09:59INCORRECTrev. 1APPROVED
2012-02-19 21:57:47CORRECTrev. 1APPROVED
2012-03-22 08:56:46ERROR FIXEDI have disassembled a very old 101-key keyboard; I identified wires between DIN male and panel connector and I measured voltages between wires. The red wire was the positive and the black was positive but its positions in male DIN were reversed like in your pinout.rev. 1APPROVED
2012-03-22 09:16:43ERROR FIXEDSorry, I forgot to give my address (sagyuri@c2.hu). I made a little drawing about wiring of my keyboard. I will send you if you want.rev. 1APPROVED


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