Compatibility
Tip of the 3.5 mm Jack goes to Pin 2 of the Analog Port (Low Voltage Stimulator Out).
The outer connector goes to pin 3 (GND).
The shield connects to ground on the DSub9 side.
This DSUB9 to 3.5 mm mono jack interface allows the MP36/MP36R to be used with the STMISOLA Isolated Linear Stimulator for arbitrary stimulus output.
The 1 m interface connects the MP36/MP36R Analog Out port and the STMISOLA 3.5 mm Mono plug/cable.
Works with
Tip of the 3.5 mm Jack goes to Pin 2 of the Analog Port (Low Voltage Stimulator Out).
The outer connector goes to pin 3 (GND).
The shield connects to ground on the DSub9 side.
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