Beogram 6000 with CD4 decoder board

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Anyone who knows how to connect this lead back to a 5p DIN?

Numbering 5p DIN shows 1,4,2,5 and 3 from left to right. I think yellow and orange is used for output signal but what about the red and blue? If yellow/orange is correct where do I connect them on the 5p DIN connector?

 

Leslie wrote:
Numbering 5p DIN shows 1,4,2,5 and 3 from left to right. I think yellow and orange is used for output signal but what about the red and blue? If yellow/orange is correct where do I connect them on the 5p DIN connector?

Don't you just love how people cut off the DINs? 😡

The black 6-pin connector at the other end of the cable is P9 and numbering starts from 1 on the left in your 3rd picture, so that should be enough with this excerpt from the service manual 🙂

(note that the pins aren't drawn in numerical order in the schematic - you seem to be right with YE/OR being left front / right front)

 

Wow Mika, thank you very much!

Oh yes, and the bare non-insulated wire is signal ground (middle pin in the DIN), while the outer shielding of the cable goes to the metal sleeve of the DIN plug 🙂

Did that, thanks again!

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