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+===== The Din Sync Standard =====
+<note important> The x0xb0x uses a different pinout on its sync connector!  Please see MidiAndSync for details </note>
+The SYNC standard was developed by Roland as a way of syncronizing drum machines and sequencers.  It has 2 main signals, "clock" and "star/stop".  The signals are TTL compatible, so 0V is low, and +5V is high.  It uses a cable like midi, but its pinout is different:
+^ Pin ^ Function ^
+| 1   | Start/Stop |
+| 2   | GND |
+| 3   | Clock |
+| 4   | Unused |
+| 5   | Unused |
+If the "Start/stop" line is low, the device is stopped, or should be stoped.  If it is high, then it should be started/running.
+The Clock signal is either 24 pulses per quarter note, or 48 pulses per quarter note.  Most Roland gear is 24ppq, whereas most Korg gear is 48ppq.

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