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Triton Host Interface

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What cable is used to connect this to PC and where can you purchase one.
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I ended up making mine. It's a PS2 connector on one end and a 9 pin serial on the other. I literally cut the end off an old mouse or keyboard and soldered on the DB-9. Cost me like 2 bucks.

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Crap! That's cool McHale! Your so creative. :)
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Not really, just cheap! :)

I think the pinouts are in one of the Triton Manuals. If you're handy with a soldering iron, it's a 5 or 10 minute job.

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Hello

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Hello,I'm new around here...I just bought a Korg triton classic(i love it)
and i have a question....can i use "to host" with an USB - PS/2 cable?
Thank you,all the best!
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Post by McHale »

no. it's a proprietary serial cable. I'd recommend a good MIDI to USB adapter.
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McHale wrote:I ended up making mine. It's a PS2 connector on one end and a 9 pin serial on the other. I literally cut the end off an old mouse or keyboard and soldered on the DB-9. Cost me like 2 bucks.

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Would that really work? I think TO HOST is a 8 pin connector and PS/2 is 6 pins with an orientation 'prong', isn't it?

Edit: mistyped PS/2 pin count
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Post by McHale »

it did, so yah...
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