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--- x68000:midi_cable [2014/08/10 01:12] – eidis
+++ x68000:midi_cable [2019/08/27 20:45] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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+All information taken from http://www.sssp.mihara.hiroshima.jp/~shimsoft/x68/midicable/mkmidicablee.html
 Required Materials (Parts and Tools)
-|DIN 5 pin jack connector   |Qty. 1  |
+|DIN 5 pin socket   |Qty. 1  |
-|Mini DIN 5 pin plug connector  |Qty. 1  |
+|Mini DIN 5 pin connector  |Qty. 1  |
 |5 wire cable  |Qty. Your required length. Mine was about 15cm.  |
-The image shows solder side of the connectors. Connect points as shown in the diagram (1-1,2-2, ...5-5). Test the connections with a multimeter and make sure that they are correct. Connect the cable to MIDI board and MIDI sound module via MIDI Standard cable.
+The Sharp boards and the 2nd SACOM board have the same pinout. The image shows solder side of the connectors. Connect points as shown in the diagram (1-1,2-2, ...5-5). Test the connections with a multimeter and make sure that they are correct. Connect the cable to MIDI board and MIDI sound module via MIDI Standard cable.
 **Example:**
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 X68k MIDI board's MIDI out port -> Created cable -> MIDI standard cable -> MIDI sound module
-Try playing music on X68k with Z-music or other music system software. If MIDI sound module is receiving the MIDI message, then your job is finished.
+Try playing music on X68k with Z-music or other music software. If MIDI sound module is receiving the MIDI message, then your work is done.