laurent helfer
- Sep 27, 2017
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Hi,
My new car have a first gen iphone connector connected to the stereo...i need a generic jack to get some music.
Jack connectic is easy at hell but when i want to find the audio signal on the iphone 1-2-3-4 connector it s a big problem! I found out some diagrams but the connector itself where cut by the last owner so i can t know wich wire go on wich pin (i only have the pin layout). I have a big white wire as well as two smaller ones (same for the blacks minus one small wire). I also have an orange a light grey and a yellow wire and finally a brown one. I get this:
Wire Color Code Other
COLOR: CONNECT TO:
RED, ORANGE POWER, VCC, SVCC, +5V
WHITE, YELLOW P-, DATA-, SBD-
GREEN, GREY P+, DATA+, SBD+
BLACK, BLUE, BROWN GROUND, GRND, GND
It is for a usb cable but i was wondering if it could be also like this in this case? What s the audio signal in this case???the two white ones?
These wires are not connected too any speaker so no resistivity test there...do you have some multimeter tests ideas?
Thx a lot!
My new car have a first gen iphone connector connected to the stereo...i need a generic jack to get some music.
Jack connectic is easy at hell but when i want to find the audio signal on the iphone 1-2-3-4 connector it s a big problem! I found out some diagrams but the connector itself where cut by the last owner so i can t know wich wire go on wich pin (i only have the pin layout). I have a big white wire as well as two smaller ones (same for the blacks minus one small wire). I also have an orange a light grey and a yellow wire and finally a brown one. I get this:
Wire Color Code Other
COLOR: CONNECT TO:
RED, ORANGE POWER, VCC, SVCC, +5V
WHITE, YELLOW P-, DATA-, SBD-
GREEN, GREY P+, DATA+, SBD+
BLACK, BLUE, BROWN GROUND, GRND, GND
It is for a usb cable but i was wondering if it could be also like this in this case? What s the audio signal in this case???the two white ones?
These wires are not connected too any speaker so no resistivity test there...do you have some multimeter tests ideas?
Thx a lot!