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30 November 2023 at 20:57 #53418BRONZE Member
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13 March 2024 at 07:31 #53411BRONZE MemberHi, I have just bought a 1970s Beogram 2000 with the 7 pin din plug cut off!
can anyone help me with how to wire and connect a new plug to it please?
there are 6 coloured wires, I have no idea which wire goes to which pin on a new 7 din plug?
thank you all
13 March 2024 at 19:53 #53412BRONZE MemberApologies, I meant 1980s beigram 2000
14 March 2024 at 01:40 #53419FOUNDER Member14 March 2024 at 11:28 #53413BRONZE MemberCan anyone help me with this? I have no idea which colour wire goes to which pin on a new 7 din plug.
all I think I k ow is that the yellow wire is for data link…
thanks again
14 March 2024 at 12:02 #53414GOLD MemberIf you go to the BeoWorld main website and look at the top right you will see a link to Beotech. There are loads of wiring diagrams on there that may assist.
Stoobie
My B&O Icons:14 March 2024 at 12:09 #53415BRONZE MemberThank you for that, I’ll have a look. My brain doesn’t work in this way with these things ?? but I’ll see if i can work this out.
cheers
14 March 2024 at 12:15 #53416BRONZE MemberCouldn’t find this in there.
I can’t find a colour wiring diagram for pin on a 7 din plug for Beogram 2000.ill keep looking. If anyone has ever replaced the 7 din plug I’d be so very grateful if you could let me know the colour wire sequence. Thank you
14 March 2024 at 12:21 #53417GOLD MemberMy brain doesn’t work that way either 🙂
Hopefully someone can assist
Stoobie
My B&O Icons:14 March 2024 at 14:22 #53420BRONZE MemberThanks for that Keith. I appreciate it.
the yellow wire in that image of the 7 pin plug is going to #1 pin. I thought it should be #7 pin…
The photos are helpful but I can’t see which pins the coloured wires are connecting to. Also the silver wire I can only assume is the ground wire, which I thought was the main black one (there are 2 black wires, one thinner than all the rest.
im so confused, starting to wish I’d never bought this, but I did t k owned but the din plug off…
thank you though
14 March 2024 at 14:23 #53421BRONZE MemberThat should say – didn’t know he’d cut the din plug off… my phone is playing up…
15 March 2024 at 14:18 #53422Madskp
GOLD MemberI 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
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)
Yellow is as you have noted yourself datalink and is connected to pin 6
Hope this helps in getting the Beogram functional again
Location: Denmark15 March 2024 at 14:22 #53423BRONZE MemberWow, 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 ??
15 March 2024 at 14:23 #53424BRONZE MemberAlso, what is ’shield’?
can you tell I know absolutely nothing about these things ?
15 March 2024 at 14:24 #53425Madskp
GOLD MemberShield is the bare metal wire
Take a look at this post fo the pinout. On some connector the numbers are engrave in the plastic
https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/topic/wiring-diagram/#post-25003
Location: Denmark15 March 2024 at 14:32 #53426BRONZE MemberThank 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?
15 March 2024 at 14:33 #53427Madskp
GOLD MemberThank 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?
That is correct
Location: Denmark15 March 2024 at 14:34 #53428BRONZE MemberLast question, honest… do all of these wires have to be soldered into the plug?
15 March 2024 at 14:37 #53429Madskp
GOLD MemberLast question, honest… do all of these wires have to be soldered into the plug?
If you not gonna use it with a datalink compatible Beomaster the yellow wire is not needed.
The rest is mandatory
Location: Denmark15 March 2024 at 14:56 #53430BRONZE MemberIf I get it working I was going to buy a beomaster 2000 to go with it
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