are the pins on DIN-5 connectors in Soviet shematics, numbered from insideOrOut?

[ELS122]

I'm can't figure out how the pins on soviet radio schematics, on DIN-5/DIN-3 connectors, are numbered, looking from the inside/female end or from the outside/male end?
specifically, it's a VEF-stereo 101 schematic I'm looking at...

from my experience, it has been looking from the outside, but I'm not sure, I may be mistaken.

what do you think?:

[ELS122]

For the female connector, the numbers increase clockwise when looking from the outside.

(Brings back lots of memories)

thank's a bunch, I'll have to write this in my list of useful tips 

[JohnnyMalaria]

See : https://cdn.sparkfun.com/r/600-600/assets/learn_tutorials/4/0/8/midi-labeled.png

[JohnnyMalaria]

For the female connector, the numbers increase clockwise when looking from the outside.

(Brings back lots of memories)

thank's a bunch, I'll have to write this in my list of useful tips 

I was too hasty - I should have said number starts from 1 and proceeds clockwise(ish) Please see my other reply and/or https://cdn.sparkfun.com/r/600-600/assets/learn_tutorials/4/0/8/midi-labeled.png

[ELS122]

ok, but now thinking... I could've probably just googled that. 
 
but thanks!

[S. Petrukhin]

The Soviet connectors always had numbers with pin numbers written on them.
If your question is still relevant, I will find one of them and take a photo.

[JohnnyMalaria]

The Soviet connectors always had numbers with pin numbers written on them.
If your question is still relevant, I will find one of them and take a photo.

That was always my experience, too, in the UK. Repairing a 5-pin DIN to 5-pin DIN audio cable was the first soldering job I ever did