It's the same as the MPF102 (see pinout diagram at the bottom of this page). Flat side up, legs pointing down, DSG from left to right.

For the most part, go to www.nteinc.com,click on Semiconductor (for searching) and type in the transistor number. If there is a replacement made by NTE, it will be shown and you can look at the data sheet if it's online. On the bottom of the page will be a picture of the pinout. IN MOST CASES, the pinout will be exactly the same as the original part. If it's different, the NTE web site will note that the pinout is different. See similar questions...

All the DB25 jacks on our analog products use the standard analog audio pinout (sometimes also called the Tascam® or Mackie® pinout). Details on this can be found in the Library. The 6416dio Digital I/O Module, as well as the AES3 module for the PB28 patchbay, provide both Yamaha® and Tascam/Digidesign® pinouts. You can use either but not both at once. Make sure the cables match whichever jack you choose! Links: See similar questions...

Here is the pinout for the 9-pin VGA In on the Hollywood Plus from a post by Alain: Note: SDA and SCL signals are not required to get the mpeg boards to work, it is only to keep the Plug&Play compatibility for the monitors if they support this feature. External view, seen from the bracket: _________ /_________\ | | | 9 8 7 | | 6 5 4 3 | \ 2 1 / --------- 1:Blue IN 2:GND 3:Green IN 4:GND 5:Vsync IN 6:Hsync IN 7:Red IN 8:SDA (from pin12 of DB15) 9:SCL (from pin15 of DB15) See similar questions...

Note: Based on a non-random sample of size 2, it was found that unmodified Sega controllers work fine on the 2600/7800, with B acting as the single fire button. Use the instructions below if you wish to have a truly 7800 compatible stick with 2 separate fire buttons.] This design is free for you to make your own controllers or adaptors. If you make controllers or adaptors to sell to other people, I would like (no surprise here) a cut of the profits. See similar questions...

See the following link for step-by-step instructions. You will need a 2600 controller connector cable to make this work. See similar questions...

A) We would need to know which games you are referring to (example: CRT-200 board or CRT-250 board) and the software version (example: 2131-00 or 9221-12). This information would help. Please see Pinout.pdf for the CRT-200, 250, and 260 boards. A) The CRT-200 board was positive sync. The monitor must be a CGA type of monitor. A VGA or computer monitor will not work. The only thing we can provide you with is the pinout for the CRT-200 board. See Pinout.pdf. See similar questions...

Note that the low level signals between the AS1/AS2/AS3 head unit, the AS2/AS3 amplifier, and the CD changer are not the common single ended (signal & ground) used in ordinary consumer audio, instead it is a balanced (signal+ & signal-) used in pro audio. The information the tables below were taken from the 95 workshop manual for model years 1999 and 2002. Unfortunately wire colours/colors may vary between model years. There were few wireing changes until model year 2001. See similar questions...

The Aug 1988 (Vol 7, Num 4) Antic Magazine contained an article called First look: Inside the XE Game System: Hardware surprises revealed. It described the conversion: To modify the Sega gun for the Atari, you'll have to cut off the incompatible connector. See similar questions...