ps2 power supply

[moi]

hi

does anyone know the output on the four pins on the ps2 power supply


thanx
bye

[fdegrove]

Hi,

1 Mouse-Data Mouse data packets or keyboard scan codes
are sent from the mouse or keyboard to the
computer on this single wire serially.
2 -- Not Connected (Reserved)
3 GND Ground for voltage
4 VCC +5 voltage (max. 500mAmp)
5 Mouse-Clock This signal is sent from the mouse or keyboard
to synchronize the data signal.
6 -- Not Connected (Reserved)


A pic of the male connector:

Cheers,

[analog_sa]

Frank

I have a suspicion this is not the same ps2

[fdegrove]

Hi,

PlayStation 2 perhaps?

Unfortunately, if I guessed right, I haven't got a clue.

Sorry,

[moi]

hi
thanx for your answer
but its a ps2

only four pins

help meeeeee!!!!

[fdegrove]

Hi,

but its a ps2

Yes, but what is it for?

Assuming once again it's for a mouse or keyboard you'll notice that on the 6 pin standard 2 pins are reserved wich allows the use of a Y- connector on some laptops to use a keyboard and mouse simultaneously using only one port.

So, if we ommit those two unused connectors you'd have:

From left to right when viewed from the top:

1. Data send.
2. Ground.
3. 5Vcc @ 500mA.
4. Clock and datasync.

Hope this helps,

[Netlist]

As far as I know the 4 pin mini-din is used for s-video.
PS2 mouse mini-din's have 6 pins.
The pinout of the 4 pin mini-din is:
1: Ground Y
2: Ground C
3: Y (Luminance)
4: C (Crominance)

The picture is taken from the solder side of the (male) connector.
Hope this helps.
If not, tell us some more about the connector (picture) or what you plan to do with it.

Greetings
/Hugo

[fdegrove]

Hi Hugo,

The connector is called a 6-pin mini-DIN, but some mice and keyboards are made with the (male) connector having only four pins
(i.e., with the unconnected pin 2 and pin 6 missing).

Your guess is as good as a mine though,

[moamps]

This one?
(IMHO, voltages are +5,+12, maybe -12)

[moi]

yes moamps
it's this connector
do you know the output power?

bye