Looking for mini din connector

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Ian K (N)

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Hello all

I am looking for a source for an unusual 9 pin mini DIN PCB mounting
socket. See diagram.

http://www.iankarley.plus.com/9pindin.jpg

Thanks

Regards
Ian K
 
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:05:55 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

Hello all

I am looking for a source for an unusual 9 pin mini DIN PCB mounting
socket. See diagram.

http://www.iankarley.plus.com/9pindin.jpg

Thanks

Regards
Ian K
Click to expand...
We had some 8-way in the workshop, but RS Comp's have the 9-way - Cat No
232-8899.

Peter
 
In article <bkf0q09ghjnlbe6jf9cbpmfq1g8a57sr91@4ax.com>, Peter A Forbes
<diesel@easynet.co.uk> wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:05:55 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

Hello all

I am looking for a source for an unusual 9 pin mini DIN PCB mounting
socket. See diagram.

http://www.iankarley.plus.com/9pindin.jpg

Thanks

Regards
Ian K

We had some 8-way in the workshop, but RS Comp's have the 9-way - Cat No
232-8899.
Click to expand...
Thanks for your reply, but the ones I am after are different from the more
standard one listed in RS. There is a flat rather than a notch on the top
of the socket, my diagram should make it clearer what I am after. They
were used by Acorn Computers of Cambridge England as mouse connectors.

Regards
Ian K
 
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:48:00 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:


Thanks for your reply, but the ones I am after are different from the more
standard one listed in RS. There is a flat rather than a notch on the top
of the socket, my diagram should make it clearer what I am after. They
were used by Acorn Computers of Cambridge England as mouse connectors.

Regards
Ian K
Click to expand...
OK, I didn't look too closely at the drg as I assumed that a 9-pin mini-din was
the same wherever, but you live and learn... :))

Which Acorn machine are we talking about? It's not a beeb obviously...

Peter
 
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:48:00 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)"
<news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

In article <bkf0q09ghjnlbe6jf9cbpmfq1g8a57sr91@4ax.com>, Peter A Forbes
diesel@easynet.co.uk> wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:05:55 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

Hello all

I am looking for a source for an unusual 9 pin mini DIN PCB mounting
socket. See diagram.

http://www.iankarley.plus.com/9pindin.jpg

Thanks

Regards
Ian K

We had some 8-way in the workshop, but RS Comp's have the 9-way - Cat No
232-8899.

Thanks for your reply, but the ones I am after are different from the more
standard one listed in RS. There is a flat rather than a notch on the top
of the socket, my diagram should make it clearer what I am after. They
were used by Acorn Computers of Cambridge England as mouse connectors.
Click to expand...
I'd check http://www.mouser.com/ and http://www.digikey.com/ to
see if they have them.
 
In article <dad1q0hg09bh642clspva1v0gs28m825ua@4ax.com>,
Peter A Forbes <diesel@easynet.co.uk> wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:48:00 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:
Click to expand...

Thanks for your reply, but the ones I am after are different from the
more standard one listed in RS. There is a flat rather than a notch on
the top of the socket, my diagram should make it clearer what I am
after. They were used by Acorn Computers of Cambridge England as mouse
connectors.

Regards Ian K

OK, I didn't look too closely at the drg as I assumed that a 9-pin
mini-din was the same wherever, but you live and learn... :))

Which Acorn machine are we talking about? It's not a beeb obviously...

Peter
Click to expand...
They were used on most of the later ARM/RISC OS machines they produced.
The Archimedes range the RiscPC etc

Regards
Ian K
 
In article <41a0e5a8.748658153@news.comporium.net>,
Si Ballenger <shb*NO*SPAM*@comporium.net> wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:48:00 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)"
news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

In article <bkf0q09ghjnlbe6jf9cbpmfq1g8a57sr91@4ax.com>, Peter A Forbes
diesel@easynet.co.uk> wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:05:55 +0000 (GMT), "Ian K (N)" <news@iank.org.uk> wrote:

Hello all

I am looking for a source for an unusual 9 pin mini DIN PCB mounting
socket. See diagram.

http://www.iankarley.plus.com/9pindin.jpg

Thanks

Regards
Ian K

We had some 8-way in the workshop, but RS Comp's have the 9-way - Cat
No 232-8899.

Thanks for your reply, but the ones I am after are different from the
more standard one listed in RS. There is a flat rather than a notch on
the top of the socket, my diagram should make it clearer what I am
after. They were used by Acorn Computers of Cambridge England as mouse
connectors.

I'd check http://www.mouser.com/ and http://www.digikey.com/ to
see if they have them.
Click to expand...
No luck unfortunately, any other suggestions?

Regards

Ian K
 
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