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Hello, i'mk convinced that pinout given in the post are the same (form a2 to a6) , problem is remote signal to wake up circuit, i don't know if is a 12V or a 5V signal (not blue wire from the autoradio) , it could be an differential op amp with 5V wake out signal I'll try and i'll make you know, Thanks, :) SOLVED!!!! red+blu=12V, brown+white=ground, red/black=signal+ from amplifier (use signal 5V as remote to turn on) yellow= signal - yellow/brown= signal+ Bye!! :)
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Hello, i'mk convinced that pinout given in the post are the same (form a2 to a6) , problem is remote signal to wake up circuit, i don't know if is a 12V or a 5V signal (not blue wire from the autoradio) , it could be an differential op amp with 5V wake out signal I'll try and i'll make you know, Thanks, :)
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Hello everyone... :D i'm a newbye.... i 've just read this: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...amp;mode=linear i've got the same amplifier, but i need pinout!! Colors are different from the post , i'm not able to make it work and there are only 5 pins!! :wacko: HEEEELPPP!! As shown in the picture, there are 5 pins: 1) red and blue joined together (they're also joined on the pcd board) 2) white and brown joined together(together soldered on ground of the pcb board) ( ithink they are + and i input signal from the amp) 3) red/black (i think remote turn on) 4) yellow ??? power feed 5) yellow/gray ???? i can't find the way to know which are power feed and ground , i think that red/blue and white/brown joined together are input signal from amp.... What do you think-....??I'm GOING MAD!!! Thank you..... :) :) :renntech:
