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Journal by Daengbo on Monday May 25, 2009 @07:46PM

I got my hands on some pictures of a prototype keyboard computer, but there are two jacks on the back that I just don't get. On is labelled "TV" and has three holes in a triangle. There's also an s-video jack, so that's not it. The other jack is labelled "DE-RN" and I have no idea. Googling for it didn't bring up anything relevant at all.

HELP!!!!1111!!! ;)

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Oh, yeah (Score:1)

by Daengbo ( 523424 ) writes:

The designer is a former Sun guy, if that helps.
Pictures? (Score:2)

by nizo ( 81281 ) * writes:

Maybe posting pictures would help?
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  by Daengbo ( 523424 ) writes:
  
  Here's one [blogspot.com]. It's not too clear, though.
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  by Daengbo ( 523424 ) writes:
  
  The overview on Blogspot [ibeentoubuntu.com].
XLR? (Score:1)

by tqft ( 619476 ) writes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XLR_connector [wikipedia.org]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:XLR_pinouts.svg [wikipedia.org]
If it isn't at least have eliminated one possibility
Still looking for the DE-RN - the DE might mean something German?
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  by Daengbo ( 523424 ) writes:
  
  Thanks for that. The connection looks the same, but why would it be named TV (the pin out for the DE-RN appears the same)? This is a rough prototype, so the jacks could actually be dummies and in no way related to what they will eventually do, I guess.

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