Date   : Tue, 17 Jul 2007 09:17:00 +0100
From   : dominic@... (Dominic Beesley)
Subject: Wiring HYBRID Music 5000 Synthesiser

I seem to recall they were a standard 5 pin DIN connector.

If you go to your nearest maplin they should be able to sort you out. It
might not be a direct connection though, may be 5pin DIN->Phono, Phono->3.5"
jack socket or something

Dom
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Peter Craven 
  To: bbc-micro@... 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 4:02 AM
  Subject: Re: [BBC-Micro] Wiring HYBRID Music 5000 Synthesiser


  Subject: 


  Hello



  Can anyone explain (or direct me to information on) how to construct a
wire to connect the 5 DIN socket of the HYBRID Music 5000 Synthesiser to
a pair of PC speakers.



  Forgive my poor electrical vocab.....



  The 2 PC Speakers are ?Altec Lansing? 120i. 

  The RIGHT Speaker has three connections (each double wire): 

  one to a 9V 400mA Output (240V 50Hz Input) transformer, 

  one that connects to the ?standard? single jack output of the PC

  one that connects to the LEFT Speaker

  (Hope this makes sense)



  I do not know if the HYBRID Music 5000 Synthesiser produced stereo??



  This is what I found out about 5 Din Connectors from Wikipedia . Hope helps...



        application
       connector
       pin function
       
        1
       2
       3
       4
       5
       
        amplifier
       monophonic
       5/180?
       audio out
       screen/return
       audio in
       as pin 1
       as pin 3
       
        stereophonic
       left out
       left in
       right out
       right in
       
        tape recorder
       monophonic
       5/180?
       audio in
       screen/return
       audio out
       as pin 1
       as pin 3
       
        stereophonic
       left in
       left out
       right in
       right out
       





  Cheers

  Peter





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