How to wire 7 din plug to Beogram
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That should say - didn’t know he’d cut the din plug off… my phone is playing up…
I have opened up the DIN connector on a broken Beogram 2000 I have and these are my findings:
Blue and thin black wire is not connected. Thick black wire is connected to the metal part of the plug
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Shield is connected to pin 2 in the DIN connector, red to pin 5 and white to pin 3 (note that pin 6 and 7 is unscrewed in this connector)
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Yellow is as you have noted yourself datalink and is connected to pin 6
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Hope this helps in getting the Beogram functional again
Blue and thin black wire is not connected. Thick black wire is connected to the metal part of the plug
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Shield is connected to pin 2 in the DIN connector, red to pin 5 and white to pin 3 (note that pin 6 and 7 is unscrewed in this connector)
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Yellow is as you have noted yourself datalink and is connected to pin 6
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Hope this helps in getting the Beogram functional again
Location: Denmark
Wow, that’s fantastic thank you very much for that!
the only thing I’m not sure about now then is how do I know which pin is 1-7? How do I know the number sequence of the pins?
you’re a lifesaver, thank you my friend ??
the only thing I’m not sure about now then is how do I know which pin is 1-7? How do I know the number sequence of the pins?
you’re a lifesaver, thank you my friend ??
Also, what is ’shield’?
can you tell I know absolutely nothing about these things ?
can you tell I know absolutely nothing about these things ?
Shield is the bare metal wire
Take a look at this post fo the pinout. On some connector the numbers are engrave in the plastic
Take a look at this post fo the pinout. On some connector the numbers are engrave in the plastic
Location: Denmark
Thank you again.
just for an idiot guide and to be totally clear, you mean shield are the bare wires that surround the coloured wires inside the cable when I cut it back?
there is no other bare wire or wires so I guess that’s what you mean?
just for an idiot guide and to be totally clear, you mean shield are the bare wires that surround the coloured wires inside the cable when I cut it back?
there is no other bare wire or wires so I guess that’s what you mean?
Location: Denmark
Last question, honest… do all of these wires have to be soldered into the plug?
Location: Denmark
If I get it working I was going to buy a beomaster 2000 to go with it
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