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What does an AT connection look like? Connector for connecting keyboards.

Item no. 606

AT keyboard adapter, DIN plug, parallel interface for data transfer between storage media and drives.

Description

Further development of the XT interface - connection only for keyboards
AT Attachment (ATA for short) is a historical standard for parallel data transfer between storage media or drives and the corresponding interface of a computer. The term AT indicates the IBM PC / AT (Advanced Technology).
5-DIN-Plug
The AT connection is based on a 5 pin DIN connector with an outside diameter of approx. 13.3 mm. It has 5 connections with the following meaning:
AT Stecker Belegung
1) Clock-Signal
2) DATA-Signal
3) not connected
4) 0 V
5) +5 V

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