PC Joystick Interface Bus; The Joystick port used with Personal Computers uses a 15pin D connector and has the following pin out. There really is no 15-pin D connector defined in the current Motherboard standards used as a game port. The Joystick connector is found on sound cards.
| Pin No. | Signal Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | +5v | Power |
| 2 | A Right Button | Joystick/A Right Button |
| 3 | A/ X-Position | Joystick/A X-Coordinate |
| 4 | Signal GND | Ground |
| 5 | Signal GND | Ground |
| 6 | A/ Y-Position | Joystick/A Y-Coordinate |
| 7 | A Left Button | Joystick/A Left Button |
| 8 | +5v | Power |
| 9 | +5v | Power |
| 10 | B Right Button | Joystick/B Right Button |
| 11 | B/ X-Position | Joystick/B X-Coordinate |
| 12 | MIDI Out | MIDI Output |
| 13 | B/ Y-Position | Joystick/B Y-Coordinate |
| 14 | B Left Button | Joystick/B Left Button |
| 15 | MIDI In | MIDI Input |
MIDI [Musical Instrument Digital Interface]: MIDI In, MIDI Out, and MIDI Thru. MIDI uses a 5-pin DIN connector. MPU401: [MIDI Processing Unit 401], Developed by Roland.
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