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4.18.2IrDA
The connectors of the IrDA interface are designed for commercial IrDA transmitters.
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References: | X40 | |
Connector: | CAB |
Pinout: Refer to Table 19Table 24
Pin |
| Signal name | Function |
1 |
| +5V | Power supply |
2 |
| NC | Not connected |
3 |
| IRRX | Received data |
4 |
| GND | Ground |
5 |
| IRTX | Transmission data |
Table 24 | Pinout IrDA |
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4.18.3PS/2
There is a dual PS/2 connector for PS/2 keyboards and PS/2 mice. The upper jack only supports PS/2 mice. The pins of the lower jack provide both, signals for PS/2 keyboards and for PS/2 mice. Keyboards can be connected directly, mice can only be operated using an according
Specification:
References: X41
Connector: Tyco
Pinout: Refer to Tables 20 and 21
Pin | Signal name | Function |
1 | MSDAT | Mouse Data |
2 | NC | not connected |
3 | GND | Ground |
4 | +5V | VCC |
5 | MSCLK | Mouse Clock |
6 | NC | not connected |
Table 25 Pinout Upper PS/2 Jack |
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Pin | Signal name | Function |
1 | KBDAT | Keyboard Data |
2 | MSDAT | Mouse Data |
3 | GND | Ground |
4 | +5V | VCC |
5 | KBCLK | Keyboard Clock |
6 | MSCLK | Mouse Clock |
Table 26 Pinout Lower PS/2 Jack |
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