I believe this is documented in one of the books I have at home, and a book put out by Protecto comes to mind. When I return I will check if no one can get this info in a more timely manner B On Sat, Mar 24, 2018, 5:00 AM didier derny <didier@aida.org> wrote: > I'm making a ps2 interface for the cbm 700 > but I have very little information on this machine (not seen it since > 1984/1985) > > Apparently there are not connector inside the machine ? > only a DB25 connector ? > > from the schematics on zimmer I made this table: > > SIGNAL PORT PIN 6525 PIN DB25 > ROW0 PC0 25 13 > ROW1 PC1 26 19 > ROW2 PC2 27 20 > ROW3 PC3 28 21 > ROW4 PC4 29 23 > ROW5 PC5 30 13 > > > > > COL0 PA0 2 12 > COL1 PA1 3 11 > COL2 PA2 4 10 > COL3 PA3 5 9 > COL4 PA4 6 8 > COL5 PA5 7 7 > COL6 PA6 8 6 > COL7 PA7 9 5 > COL8 PB0 10 17 > COL9 PB1 11 4 > COL10 PB2 12 16 > COL11 PB3 13 3 > COL12 PB4 14 15 > COL13 PB5 15 2 > COL14 PB6 16 14 > COL15 PB7 17 1 > > > > > GND > > 22 > GND > > 23 > GND > > 24 > > > could you confirm if it's correct > - not sure row/col are not inverted > - not sure the col number are not inverted > - not sure the row number are not inverted > > thanks > > >Received on 2018-03-24 14:00:02
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