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Medical equipment with midi
I Was cleaning out a garage and stumbled on some really interesting and bizarre medical cables that appear to have 5pin midi outputs..
Do any of you guys have any experience repurposing similar oddities?
Also any ideas on what I can possibly use them for?
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What have you got in mind? Performing heart surgery from your midi controller?
I had a good giggle at this
5 PIN DIN connectors are totally generic and used for a multitude of devices / equipment, they have nothing to do with MIDI per se 
If I remember correctly, that type of plug was around for various things and just picked up by midi. Just like the now standard guitar plug was originally for telephone switchboards.
it all looks a bit Scientology ‘E-meter’ to me
Maybe for the FabDefibBassArp.
Old car radios used to use DIN plugs for audio too.
MIDI metronome/pacemaker app?
App Launcher - to bring about Calm-ageddon
A brain link cable!
Please sell it to me!!
Looks like a simple momentary button
https://www.redco.com/Switchcraft-ED903-Inline-Push-Button-Momentary-Switch.html
I was watching season 1 of Star Trek TNG last night and noticed one of the Klingon weapons they put together had a 5 pin DIN connector on it hehe
I think it’s a nurse call cable...
OMG! Finally an answer to why I keep getting these heart palpitations! The doctors have been stumped for months. I just discovered I had my pace maker charging cable plugged into my Electribe ES1.
AB forum is nothing short of miraculous.
I guess you're right. It must be a MIDI Panic button.
I plugged it up to the Electribe but it doesn’t do anything... did look pretty cool though
These cables are from a Audiology testing booth for hearing tests. You usually get a Blue and Red one along with a headset with the same colours on.
You press the buttons when you hear the tone. I use them loads of times for yearly hearing tests for my job. The military and jobs that involve hearing tests ie, Air Traffic, Sonar Operator use the system a lot.