Interfacing to a cassette deck

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From: Vincent Wass
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 19:34

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I have a Technics cassette deck (model rs-t22) which has a 3 pin 
remote plug in the back.  I want to have my computer be able to 
control all the cassette deck functions (or at least play, pause,
and rewind).  All I've been able to figure out is that one of the
pins seems to be +5 volts with respect to another pin.  I've noticed
that if I have pushed play, and then I connect 2 of these pins
together, it seems to pause.  But I don't know anything else.

I would like to know if this accepts ttl signals, or analog, or
whatever.  A little help would be greatly appreciated.

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