tuner cable broken. help!
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tuner cable broken. help!
Help!
I have a broken serial cable (the cable that goes from the mspnp to the pc) i got the first generation mspnp.
wire snapped out at the PC side, so I have to solder they back on
what i need is a picture or a wiring diagram that shows me how the wiring should be on the pc side of the cable. (I cant find any information on the diyautotune page or at google)
I have a broken serial cable (the cable that goes from the mspnp to the pc) i got the first generation mspnp.
wire snapped out at the PC side, so I have to solder they back on
what i need is a picture or a wiring diagram that shows me how the wiring should be on the pc side of the cable. (I cant find any information on the diyautotune page or at google)
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I did talk to Patrick at Diyautotune.com and he did tell me this:
The red wire goes to pin 5.
The shield for the red wire goes to pin 3.
The white wire goes to pin 2.
The shield for the white wire goes to pin 9.
The pin numbers are also printed very small on both the front and back of the DB9 connector
So if someone is unlucky like me in the future this is the way to do it =)
The red wire goes to pin 5.
The shield for the red wire goes to pin 3.
The white wire goes to pin 2.
The shield for the white wire goes to pin 9.
The pin numbers are also printed very small on both the front and back of the DB9 connector
So if someone is unlucky like me in the future this is the way to do it =)
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probably. I tried repairing a set of headphones the other day and ended up tossing them in the trash after spending an hour seperating the wires and burning off the enamal and soldering them back together and carefully warpping them back up only to have the make static/bad ocnnection noise anytime you moved the cord around.
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I've spent hours tearing apart some crappy McDonnalds toys for my son. All because the batteries died, and he was still playing with it. Even had to make a special triangular socket driver to fit the screws.
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probably. I tried repairing a set of headphones the other day and ended up tossing them in the trash after spending an hour seperating the wires and burning off the enamal and soldering them back together and carefully warpping them back up only to have the make static/bad ocnnection noise anytime you moved the cord around.
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you have to burn/scrap off the enamal. It's kind of a pain in the ***, you gotta find the break, strip the wires, seperate the threads, burn off the paint, sand it down, connect them back, solder, and warp it up.
There were 4 wires total, ground, blue, green, red. The extra was for the mic channel.
These got run over a few times with my chair, so I think I had multiple breaks in the wires. I got sound to return, but it was still cutting in and out when the cord moved around, so either I did a bad job or I had another bad section. I decided the trash can could figure it out.
There were 4 wires total, ground, blue, green, red. The extra was for the mic channel.
These got run over a few times with my chair, so I think I had multiple breaks in the wires. I got sound to return, but it was still cutting in and out when the cord moved around, so either I did a bad job or I had another bad section. I decided the trash can could figure it out.
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