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: | |
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| 1) Clock-Signal | |
| 2) DATA-Signal | |
| 3) not connected | |
| 4) 0 V | |
| 5) +5 V |
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