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P108 / Legacy computer / Connector

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form)

The keyed six-pin Mini-DIN form is familiar from legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse connections.

Also called PS2 PS/2 keyboard PS/2 mouse 6 pin mini DIN

A round socket still needs a port label.

Look for

Count the nominal six contact positions and compare the key block with the manufacturer illustration.

Claim inspection dates: 2026-10-03, 2026-10-13 · Independent review pending

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): three-quarter view. Computer-generated illustration, not a photograph.

Three-quarter view Computer-generated illustration with prior AI visual review. Not a photograph, measurement or compatibility check. Independent technical and rights review pending.

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): mating face. Computer-generated illustration, not a photograph.

Mating face Computer-generated illustration with prior AI visual review. Not a photograph, measurement or compatibility check. Independent technical and rights review pending.

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): fitted in place. Computer-generated illustration, not a photograph.

Fitted in place Computer-generated illustration with prior AI visual review. Not a photograph, measurement or compatibility check. Independent technical and rights review pending.

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): original recognition drawing, not to scale.

Recognition drawing Original schematic, not to scale. Drawing review pending.

Image inspection / P108

See the view. Check its scope.

2 registered views for this reference. Different part examples are not automatically mates; all remain not to scale and independently unapproved.

Six-position Mini-DIN / MD-60S. Named MD-60S front detail / upper key kept above. Six contact openings in three pairs; Upper key and outer body are visible cues; PCB date-code variants are not overlaid. Original qualitative study, not a pinout. (private workspace)

P108 / Source-observed physical study

Six-position Mini-DIN / MD-60S

CUI MD-S / dated 2022 manufacturer document

Named MD-60S front detail / upper key kept above · Device receptacle

Not to scale. Technical and rights review pending.

Inspect view & provenance (private workspace)
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): Six-position keyed Mini-DIN PS/2 form. Cable-end plug concept with separate number tokens; no socket-side pin array. Qualitative source-linked recognition study, not a pinout or a dimensional guide. (private workspace)

P108 / Inherited recognition study

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form)

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form)

Cable-end plug concept with separate number tokens; no socket-side pin array · Cable plug / cable end

Not to scale. Technical and rights review pending.

Inspect view & provenance (private workspace)

Visual atlas / P108 / 2026

Recognize the right physical clue.

FIGURE · REVIEW PENDING
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form): Six-position keyed Mini-DIN PS/2 form. Cable-end plug concept with separate number tokens; no socket-side pin array. Qualitative source-linked recognition study, not a pinout or a dimensional guide.
Cable-end plug. Cable-end plug concept with separate number tokens; no socket-side pin array.

What to look for

Six-position keyed Mini-DIN PS/2 form

What the drawing does not prove

Number of positions appears as a label; the relative pin layout is deliberately omitted.

A circular shell does not identify keyboard, mouse or video service. Never force a similarly shaped plug.

No fabrication dimensions, conductor routing, guaranteed fit or device approval. For electrical, power and optical interfaces, follow the original equipment instructions.

Figure evidence, orientation & usage rights

Uses previously recorded V112 manufacturer claim/source inspections; October 2026 supplementary public-source spot checks are documented separately, not treated as a refreshed approval.

Original Port & Cable interpretive vector, no third-party photo, copied CAD, logo or vendor drawing. Third-party product photos, logos and source drawings are not redistributed. No independent technical or rights certification is claimed.

Original claim identifiers: C108A (private workspace) · C108B (private workspace). Legacy evidence dates and rights assessments remain as recorded.

The useful distinction

Recognize it. Then verify it.

The keyed six-pin Mini-DIN form is familiar from legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse connections. [C108A]

The guide associates this form with keyboard and mouse connections. [C108B]

The MD-S datasheet identifies option 60 as six pins and describes the series as non-shielded, right-angle PCB mount. [C108C]

The MD-60S detail shows three pairs of contact openings. Its PCB-layout drawings are separately qualified by date codes before and after 03/03/2022. [C108D]

Source-scoped identification facts

Each value retains its exact example, role and measurement axis. Facts from different parts must not be combined into an invented component.

Documented examples; not a mating drawing or compatibility approval
Nominal contacts6S089Nominal contact count; some implementations may omit populated positions. It is not a wiring map.
Dimensions / axis12.83 mm manufacturer-labelled connector height (5749266-1); 16.51 mm manufacturer-labelled product length (5749266-1); 14 mm manufacturer-labelled product width (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.
Connector rolesocket (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.
Keying / polarizationMating polarization; right-angle boardmount receptacle (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.
ManufacturerTE Connectivity (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.
SeriesCircular Mini DIN (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.
Exact part / implementation5749266-1 (5749266-1)S907Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. 5749266-1. Documented role: socket. Catalog6.5mm centerline lacks contact-axis interpretation; withheld from normalized pitch.; 5749263-1 page swaps height/length relative to6/8position pages; values retained exactly labelled, not silently corrected. Drawing comparison remains needed.

Not recorded: Positions / cavity span, Populated contacts, Contact rows, Contact pitch, Contact gender / arrangement, Mounting, Coupling / latch, Shell / form, Recorded markings, View convention. Unknown fields stay unknown; illustrations supply no measurements or pin assignments.

Recorded variant and source limits
  • Check the exact device manual before wiring or applying power.
  • IBM PS/2 keyboard and auxiliary-device (mouse) connectors, 6-pin miniature DIN: Contact numbers from IBM's table; no face drawing used.
  • IBM PS/2 Model 25 keyboard (J1) and pointing-device (J2) connectors: Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.
  • PS/2-style keyboard mini-DIN as tabulated in Atmel AVR313: Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.
  • SGI O2 keyboard and mouse ports: Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.
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Bounded facts, visible unknowns

Specifications and limits

6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2 form) facts and limitations
Documented identificationThe PS/2 form has six pins and a key block in a Mini-DIN housing. [C108A]
Important distinctionThe guide associates this form with keyboard and mouse connections. [C108B]
Source-scoped component observationThe MD-S datasheet identifies option 60 as six pins and describes the series as non-shielded, right-angle PCB mount. [C108C]
Source-scoped component observationThe MD-60S detail shows three pairs of contact openings. Its PCB-layout drawings are separately qualified by date codes before and after 03/03/2022. [C108D]
Mechanical dimensionsNo independently approved mechanical dimensions. Do not use this record for fabrication or fit testing.
Engineering pinoutSource-checked engineering profile available; independent review pending. Open engineering profile →
Verified device listNot included. Check exact device and accessory documentation.
A boundary, not an omission to guess around.

Record the exact device model and the label beside the port. Obtain its manual and the accessory documentation. Keep unknown properties unknown instead of filling them from a visually similar item.

Before you connect

What to check

  1. Read whether the socket is for a keyboard, mouse or combined port.
  2. Do not infer a function from connector color alone.
  3. Follow the computer manual before connecting legacy peripherals.
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Pins & wiring

Pinout

Choose the exact wiring. Pin numbers follow its stated view; a schematic does not establish physical positions. Check your exact device before wiring.

What the status labels mean
Confirmed
Recorded research passes agree within this variant; this is not independent human review or hardware validation.
Single source
Only one underlying document, or one pass, supports this assignment.
Device-specific
Supported for the named equipment or wiring only. Check your device’s manual.
Unverified
Missing or conflicting evidence. Do not wire from this row.
Not connected
The source explicitly says NC, no contact or no pin for this wiring.
Wiring variant

IBM PS/2 keyboard and auxiliary-device (mouse) connectors, 6-pin miniature DIN

Device-specific wiring. Check your device’s manual before connecting or applying power.

View and evidence limits

Contact numbers from IBM's table; no face drawing used.

  • P108 PS/2 6-pin Mini-DIN — **Agree** (1 data, 3 ground, 4 +5 V, 5 clock; 2 and 6 reserved / not connected) — A: IBM PS/2 Hardware Interface Technical Reference. B: IBM PS/2 Model 25, Atmel AVR313 and SGI O2.
  • IBM: 'The signals and voltages are the same for both connectors.' Signals are open-collector, pulled to 5 Vdc through 10 kilohm (p. 15).
  • Vendor uses of pins 2/6 (e.g. combined keyboard/mouse ports or splitter cables) were not established.
  • No later motherboard manual was checked in this pass.
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) engineering referenceContact numbers from IBM's table; no face drawing used.SCHEMATIC · physical positions unconfirmedNot to scale · check the named wiring and device manual1: Data (device_specific)12: Reserved (device_specific)23: Ground (device_specific)34: +5 Vdc (device_specific)45: Clock (device_specific)56: Reserved (device_specific)6powergrounddataConfigshieldNCUnknown
Schematic only · physical contact positions unconfirmed. Original drawing · not to scale. Scroll sideways if needed.
IBM PS/2 keyboard and auxiliary-device (mouse) connectors, 6-pin miniature DIN — source-scoped contact map
PinSignalWhat it doesStatus
1DataSignal conductor. Pair, polarity and direction follow this named wiring.Device-specific
Sources
2ReservedReserved; no general-purpose wiring is established.Device-specific
Sources
3GroundGround reference and return.Device-specific
Sources
4+5 VdcPower connection (+5 Vdc). Check the specified supply.Device-specific
Sources
5ClockClock or clock-control connection, as named by this source.Device-specific
Sources
6ReservedReserved; no general-purpose wiring is established.Device-specific
Sources
Sources (1)

IBM PS/2 Model 25 keyboard (J1) and pointing-device (J2) connectors

Device-specific wiring. Check your device’s manual before connecting or applying power.

View and evidence limits

Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.

  • P108 PS/2 6-pin Mini-DIN — **Agree** (1 data, 3 ground, 4 +5 V, 5 clock; 2 and 6 reserved / not connected) — A: IBM PS/2 Hardware Interface Technical Reference. B: IBM PS/2 Model 25, Atmel AVR313 and SGI O2.
  • IBM gives one table for both J1 and J2 and names the lines 'Keyboard Data/Clock'.
  • Use of pins 2/6 for a second device (combined keyboard/mouse splitters, some laptops) was not established from a primary document.
  • Other uses of the 6-pin Mini-DIN shell were not researched.
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) engineering referenceMini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.SCHEMATIC · physical positions unconfirmedNot to scale · check the named wiring and device manual1: Keyboard Data (+KBD DATA) (device_specific)12: Not Connected (not_connected)23: Ground (device_specific)34: +5 Vdc (device_specific)45: Keyboard Clock (+KBDCLK) (device_specific)56: Not Connected (not_connected)6powergrounddataConfigshieldNCUnknown
Schematic only · physical contact positions unconfirmed. Original drawing · not to scale. Scroll sideways if needed.
IBM PS/2 Model 25 keyboard (J1) and pointing-device (J2) connectors — source-scoped contact map
PinSignalWhat it doesStatus
1Keyboard Data (+KBD DATA)Signal conductor. Pair, polarity and direction follow this named wiring.Device-specific
Sources
2Not ConnectedNot connected or absent in this named wiring.Not connected
Sources
3GroundGround reference and return.Device-specific
Sources
4+5 VdcPower connection (+5 Vdc). Check the specified supply.Device-specific
Sources
5Keyboard Clock (+KBDCLK)Clock or clock-control connection, as named by this source.Device-specific
Sources
6Not ConnectedNot connected or absent in this named wiring.Not connected
Sources
Sources (1)

PS/2-style keyboard mini-DIN as tabulated in Atmel AVR313

View and evidence limits

Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.

  • P108 PS/2 6-pin Mini-DIN — **Agree** (1 data, 3 ground, 4 +5 V, 5 clock; 2 and 6 reserved / not connected) — A: IBM PS/2 Hardware Interface Technical Reference. B: IBM PS/2 Model 25, Atmel AVR313 and SGI O2.
  • Use of pins 2/6 for a second device (combined keyboard/mouse splitters, some laptops) was not established from a primary document.
  • Other uses of the 6-pin Mini-DIN shell were not researched.
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) engineering referenceMini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.SCHEMATIC · physical positions unconfirmedNot to scale · check the named wiring and device manual1: Data (confirmed)12: nc (not_connected)23: GND (confirmed)34: +5V (confirmed)45: Clock (confirmed)56: nc (not_connected)6powergrounddataConfigshieldNCUnknown
Schematic only · physical contact positions unconfirmed. Original drawing · not to scale. Scroll sideways if needed.
PS/2-style keyboard mini-DIN as tabulated in Atmel AVR313 — source-scoped contact map
PinSignalWhat it doesStatus
1DataSignal conductor. Pair, polarity and direction follow this named wiring.Confirmed
Sources
2ncNot connected or absent in this named wiring.Not connected
Sources
3GNDGround reference and return.Confirmed
Sources
4+5VPower connection (+5V). Check the specified supply.Confirmed
Sources
5ClockClock or clock-control connection, as named by this source.Confirmed
Sources
6ncNot connected or absent in this named wiring.Not connected
Sources
Sources (2)

SGI O2 keyboard and mouse ports

View and evidence limits

Mini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.

  • P108 PS/2 6-pin Mini-DIN — **Agree** (1 data, 3 ground, 4 +5 V, 5 clock; 2 and 6 reserved / not connected) — A: IBM PS/2 Hardware Interface Technical Reference. B: IBM PS/2 Model 25, Atmel AVR313 and SGI O2.
  • Use of pins 2/6 for a second device (combined keyboard/mouse splitters, some laptops) was not established from a primary document.
  • Other uses of the 6-pin Mini-DIN shell were not researched.
6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) engineering referenceMini-DIN contact numbers 1-6. Spatial layout is not transferred; IBM refers pin numbering to its Keyboard section figure.SCHEMATIC · physical positions unconfirmedNot to scale · check the named wiring and device manual1: KEYBOARD/MOUSE DATA (single_source)12: (Reserved) (confirmed)23: GROUND (confirmed)34: KEYBOARD/MOUSE POWER (+5V) (single_source)45: KEYBOARD/MOUSE CLOCK (single_source)56: (Reserved) (confirmed)6powergrounddataConfigshieldNCUnknown
Schematic only · physical contact positions unconfirmed. Original drawing · not to scale. Scroll sideways if needed.
SGI O2 keyboard and mouse ports — source-scoped contact map
PinSignalWhat it doesStatus
1KEYBOARD/MOUSE DATASignal conductor. Pair, polarity and direction follow this named wiring.Single source
Sources
2(Reserved)Reserved; no general-purpose wiring is established.Confirmed
Sources
3GROUNDGround reference and return.Confirmed
Sources
4KEYBOARD/MOUSE POWER (+5V)Power connection (KEYBOARD/MOUSE POWER (+5V)). Check the specified supply.Single source
Sources
5KEYBOARD/MOUSE CLOCKClock or clock-control connection, as named by this source.Single source
Sources
6(Reserved)Reserved; no general-purpose wiring is established.Confirmed
Sources
Sources (2)

What is not established

This field note does not approve a connection, publish a pinout or provide a measured template. Use the linked source scope and the checklist as a documentation starting point.

V149 — A six-position Mini-DIN is not proof of PS/2.

The MD-60S study follows a dated component drawing. The front view helps recognition; date-code-specific PCB layouts do not establish interchangeable footprints. Use the equipment manual to identify keyboard, mouse or another service.

Source-facing view, not a connection approval

The original qualitative study is linked through the legacy component reference and Visual Atlas. No live testing, trial fitting, rewiring, measured geometry, universal pinout or independent approval is provided. Retain the exact source revision and equipment manual.

Your next step

Move from the form to the requirement.

Read the engineering reference Source-scoped details, orientation and explicit unknowns.Work through a connection Choose your task before deciding on a cable.Explore this evidence trail Inspect the claims and their dependencies. (private workspace)

The source trail

Evidence for this page

AI-assisted inspection is not independent engineering review. Source scope and access limitations are disclosed below. Procedural checklists are editorial requirements, not hardware measurements.

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C108ASource checked · pending review

The PS/2 form has six pins and a key block in a Mini-DIN housing.

C2G / Legrand · DIN and Mini-DIN identification guide ↗

Locator: 5-pin DIN; 4-pin Mini DIN; 6-pin Mini DIN
Access: public page. A historical application is not a guarantee of what a particular port carries.

S089: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)

Claim scope: Identification and explicitly scoped documentation only; not an end-to-end connection approval. Next review due 2027-01-01.

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C108BSource checked · pending review

The guide associates this form with keyboard and mouse connections.

C2G / Legrand · DIN and Mini-DIN identification guide ↗

Locator: 5-pin DIN; 4-pin Mini DIN; 6-pin Mini DIN
Access: public page. A historical application is not a guarantee of what a particular port carries.

S089: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)

Claim scope: Identification and explicitly scoped documentation only; not an end-to-end connection approval. Next review due 2027-01-01.

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C108CSource checked · pending review

The MD-S datasheet identifies option 60 as six pins and describes the series as non-shielded, right-angle PCB mount.

CUI Devices (manufacturer document hosted by RS) · MD-S Mini-DIN datasheet, revision 1.07 (2022) ↗

Locator: Pages 1 and 3 of 5 visually inspected: pin-options key, named MD-60S and MD-80S front details and date-code-qualified PCB layouts. Date 02/18/2022; revision history lists 1.07.
Access: public page. Historical manufacturer document, distributor-hosted. Non-shielded right-angle PCB component family; named six/eight contact patterns. Current manufacturer pages could not be retrieved; no current revision, availability, PS/2 or serial service is established. Raw source file possession and byte hash are not claimed; only the available web observations are recorded.

S629: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)

Claim scope: MD-60S in the dated 2022 manufacturer document only; not all six-pin Mini-DIN parts and not a PS/2 interface specification.. Next review due 2027-01-11.

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C108DSource checked · pending review

The MD-60S detail shows three pairs of contact openings. Its PCB-layout drawings are separately qualified by date codes before and after 03/03/2022.

CUI Devices (manufacturer document hosted by RS) · MD-S Mini-DIN datasheet, revision 1.07 (2022) ↗

Locator: Pages 1 and 3 of 5 visually inspected: pin-options key, named MD-60S and MD-80S front details and date-code-qualified PCB layouts. Date 02/18/2022; revision history lists 1.07.
Access: public page. Historical manufacturer document, distributor-hosted. Non-shielded right-angle PCB component family; named six/eight contact patterns. Current manufacturer pages could not be retrieved; no current revision, availability, PS/2 or serial service is established. Raw source file possession and byte hash are not claimed; only the available web observations are recorded.

S629: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)

Claim scope: Front recognition versus board footprint in the 2022 sheet. No equivalence of earlier/later footprints, contact numbering or electrical function is established.. Next review due 2027-01-11.

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Compare look-alikes: PS/2 form versus S-Video form

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SOURCE-OBSERVED LEGACY COMPONENT

A six-position Mini-DIN is not proof of PS/2.

The MD-60S study follows a dated component drawing. The front view helps recognition; date-code-specific PCB layouts do not establish interchangeable footprints. Use the equipment manual to identify keyboard, mouse or another service.

Six-position Mini-DIN / MD-60S. Named MD-60S front detail / upper key kept above. Six contact openings in three pairs; Upper key and outer body are visible cues; PCB date-code variants are not overlaid. Original qualitative study, not a pinout.
CUI MD-S / dated 2022 manufacturer document
Right-angle PCB socket / non-shielded series · Source, view and omissions (private workspace)
Read the evidence and its limits

  1. The MD-S datasheet identifies option 60 as six pins and describes the series as non-shielded, right-angle PCB mount. C108C

    MD-60S in the dated 2022 manufacturer document only; not all six-pin Mini-DIN parts and not a PS/2 interface specification.

    S629 · CUI Devices (manufacturer document hosted by RS) ↗

  2. The MD-60S detail shows three pairs of contact openings. Its PCB-layout drawings are separately qualified by date codes before and after 03/03/2022. C108D

    Front recognition versus board footprint in the 2022 sheet. No equivalence of earlier/later footprints, contact numbering or electrical function is established.

    S629 · CUI Devices (manufacturer document hosted by RS) ↗

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Evidence behind this page

Scope first. Source second. Approval separate.

2 linked sources · 4 scoped claims · 0 sources with inspection/access flags.

Page scope: consumer_reference_expansion

Assessment 2026-10-22 · earliest scheduled source review 2027-01-01. This is a recorded-date assessment, not a live source check. Page-level independent review is not established by this panel.

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S089 · DIN and Mini-DIN identification guide

C2G / Legrand · Manufacturer / product-owner domain · inspected 2026-10-03 · due 2027-01-01

Within inspection window

Scoped support: Distinct DIN / Mini-DIN arrangements and the S-Video and PS/2 examples.

Not established / limitations: A historical application is not a guarantee of what a particular port carries.

Locator: 5-pin DIN; 4-pin Mini DIN; 6-pin Mini DIN

S629 · MD-S Mini-DIN datasheet, revision 1.07 (2022)

CUI Devices (manufacturer document hosted by RS) · Unclassified publisher domain · inspected 2026-10-13 · due 2027-01-11

Within inspection window

Scoped support: Historical manufacturer document, distributor-hosted. Non-shielded right-angle PCB component family; named six/eight contact patterns. Current manufacturer pages could not be retrieved; no current revision, availability, PS/2 or serial service is established.

Not established / limitations: Historical manufacturer document, distributor-hosted. Non-shielded right-angle PCB component family; named six/eight contact patterns. Current manufacturer pages could not be retrieved; no current revision, availability, PS/2 or serial service is established. Raw source file possession and byte hash are not claimed; only the available web observations are recorded.

Locator: Pages 1 and 3 of 5 visually inspected: pin-options key, named MD-60S and MD-80S front details and date-code-qualified PCB layouts. Date 02/18/2022; revision history lists 1.07.

Trace 4 claims to their source records

C108A · P108

The PS/2 form has six pins and a key block in a Mini-DIN housing.

Claim scope: Identification and explicitly scoped documentation only; not an end-to-end connection approval

Source links: S089 · Evidence trail → (private workspace)

C108B · P108

The guide associates this form with keyboard and mouse connections.

Claim scope: Identification and explicitly scoped documentation only; not an end-to-end connection approval

Source links: S089 · Evidence trail → (private workspace)

C108C · P108

The MD-S datasheet identifies option 60 as six pins and describes the series as non-shielded, right-angle PCB mount.

Claim scope: MD-60S in the dated 2022 manufacturer document only; not all six-pin Mini-DIN parts and not a PS/2 interface specification.

Source links: S629 · Evidence trail → (private workspace)

C108D · P108

The MD-60S detail shows three pairs of contact openings. Its PCB-layout drawings are separately qualified by date codes before and after 03/03/2022.

Claim scope: Front recognition versus board footprint in the 2022 sheet. No equivalence of earlier/later footprints, contact numbering or electrical function is established.

Source links: S629 · Evidence trail → (private workspace)

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Recorded evidence only. An inspection date, publisher label, source link or generated packet is not independent technical review, hardware testing, fabrication approval or a compatibility verdict.