I have a Panasonic home theatre SC-HT500 but no system cable which connects the main unit to the subwoofer.It even draws the power through this cable and is very expensive to replace.How can i find out what the pinouts are on the connector so i can wire it myself?
You cannot wire this system separately, since it is very difficult to separate the power cables from the others which carry the audio parts.if in any case , lets suppose, you could wire the dvd player separetely, you will have no audio since all the audio frequencies are transfered in this cable to the sub woofer and from there to the satellite speakers.
It would be useless to wire it even if we could as there would never be any audio, only video, no matter what disc you use as the only way the audio is comming is throught this system cable to the subwoofer. Actually its the worst idea to implement in a home cinema system, but well, this is old panasonic.. :)
Posted on Dec 07, 2007
i have to same problem i got the same SC-HT500 subwoofer with out the main unit to connect it to i am trying to find out how to wire it up so i can connect two white and redcables to connect a aux cable to use my laptop on the system i would like to no because i cant find a ciruit diagram to wire it up on my own
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"Use only supplied speakers
Using other speakers can damage the unit and sound quality will be negatively affected."
I'd take that to mean you really don't want to redeploy the speakers to other electronics either. Theater in a Box is designed as a package. That proprietary cable connector is a huge clue and disincentive to attaching it to other electronics.
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i have a similar problem but i dont think ill be smart enough to make my own i was just wondering if anyone knows the right name for the "system cable" as i cant find any answers anywere
its a system cable part no. k1ha25ha0001
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