Where can I get tv headrests with 8 pin male connector

Question edited for clarity.

Facing the 8 pin male plug with two pins on the bottom and three on the top, count pins 1-8 left to right and bottom to top (pin 1 in the lower left and pin 8 in the top right). This is the inverted view from the female layout.

On the RJ45 is, of course, 1-8 left to right with tab down and end facing away from you.

RJ45 pin1 = male 8 pin7 = data (left pair white conductor)
RJ45 pin2 = male 8 pin5&8 = ground (left pair drain common at male 8 end)
RJ45 pin3 = N/A
RJ45 pin4 = N/A
RJ45 pin5 = male 8 pin5&8 = "audio" reference ground (right pair drain common at male 8 end)
RJ45 pin6 = NA
RJ45 pin7 = male 8 pin1 (right pair white conductor) = SPDIF 0
RJ45 pin8 = male 8 pin2 (right pair red conductor) = SPDIF 1

I am not sure of the polarity for the SPDIF because Bose only documents 0 and 1.

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Your TV will need an HDMI or VGA (15 pin) connector on the back, plus you'll need a matching connector on your PC. Get the right cable (eg VGA Male:Male) and connect them up. Then just set you TV input to PC.

If the 4 pin male connector is the same shape as the 6 pin female slot (but just a bit shorter) then it should fit centrally in the slot and work just fine
If on the other hand the phoneline 4 pin male connector is a BT connector (completely different shape) then you will need to but an adapter.

25pin male connector"
This is a 25pin male connector which fits onto the printer port. You have to short-circuit the following pins:


1-5-10 / 2-11 / 3-17 / 4-12 / 6-16 / 7-13 / 8-14 / 9-15 / 18-25(optional) thanks

25pin male connector"
This is a 25pin male connector which fits onto the printer port. You have to short-circuit the following pins:

1-5-10 / 2-11 / 3-17 / 4-12 / 6-16 / 7-13 / 8-14 / 9-15 / 18-25(optional)

when u make it contect to your laptop and turn on laptop wait for 10 second .....then turn off laptop and remove printer port ..and turn on it again u never see the password.. Thanks

most monitors use the standard 3 pin connector just like desktop computers.

If it uses something different it will most likely be a 2 pin figure 8 shaped style or a single male connector that comes from a brick.

SE refers to a sensor error, remedies include checking all connections plugs: § The connector (5pin, male, white) in the Wire Harness is not connected to the connector (5 pin, female) of Hall Sensor in the MOTOR. ?_? reconnect or repair the contact in the connector The electric contact between the connectors (5 pin, male in the Wire Harness and 5 pin female in the Hall Sensor) is bad or unstable. ?_ Reconnect or repair the contact in the connector ? The connector (6 pin, male, natural) in the Wire Harness is not connected to the connector (6 pin, female, natural) of PWB ASSY(Main) or the electric contact of connectors is bad/unstable. ?_ Reconnect or repair the contact in the connector ? The electric contact between the connectors ¡a6 pin, male in the Wire Harness and 6 pin female in the controller(Main)¡bis bad or unstable. ?_ Reconnect or repair the contact in the connector ? The Wire Harness between Hall Sensor in the MOTOR and PWB ASSY(Main) is cut(open circuited). ?_ Repair/replace the damaged WIRE HARNESS ? The Hall Sensor is out of order/defective. ?_ Replace the Motor ? The controller(Main) is out of order/defective. ?_ Replace the PWB ASSY(Main)

u can get one from cablesondemand.com 8 pin mini din male/male

If you have a BackUPS CS, you are probably either using it with the USB cable that is supplied or with the 940-0128A supplied by APC, which permits running the UPS in dumb mode. By building your own cable, you can now run the BackUPS CS models (and perhaps also the ES models) using smart signalling and have all the same information that is available as running it in USB mode.
The jack in the UPS may be easily use a 8 pin RJ45 connector. It is easy to construct the cable by cutting off one end of a standard RJ45-8 ethernet cable and wiring the other end (three wires) into a standard DB9F female serial port connector.
PC Signal PC pin UPS Pin UPS signal RxD 2 2 TxD TxD 3 8 RxD GND 5 7 Ground FG Shield 4 Frame Ground Though these UPSes are USB UPSes, APC supplies a serial cable (typically with a green DB9 F connector) that has 940-0128A stamped into one side of the plastic serial port connector.
Here is suggested scheme of original 940-0128A cable
APC Part# - 940-0128A computer --------- Inside the Connector--------- UPS DB9-F | | RJ45 pin - signal | | Pin - Color | | 4 DSR ->|---+ | | | diode resistor | 6 DTR ->|---+---->|----///---o kill power | 8 Orange | | 1 DCD <-|----+ | | | | 2 RxD <-|----+----------------+--o low battery| 3 Brown | | | 7 RTS ->|----------+--///--+ | | | | | +--///--+ | | | | 8 RI <-|----+----------------+--o on battery | 2 Black | | | 9 CTS <-|----+ | | signal | 5 GND --|-----------------------o ground | 7 Red | | 3 TxD | | | chassis | Chassis/GND |-----------------------o ground | 4 Black | | | Not connected | 1, 5, 6, 9, 10 --------------------------------------

I interfaced the SAVV LM-S6001 today. Here's what I found;

Looking straight on at the male 8 pin DIN connector here's how I'll describe it. There are 3 pins across the top row. From left to right I'll call them 8, 7, 6. There are 2 pins on the left side of the middle row, 5 leftmost and 4 adjacent to the center. Moving right, there is a gap and then pin 3 on the rightmost side of the middle row. There are two pins on the bottom row, pin 2 on left and pin 1 on right. Draw that on some paper.

8 7 6
o o o
5 o o o 3
o o
2 1

Pin 1 is +12VDC
Pin 2 is center contact of both audio and video RCA jacks
Pin 3 is -12VDC
Pin 4 is outer RCA contact for Video
Pin 5 -n/c
Pin 6 -n/c
Pin 7 -n/c
Pin 8 is outer RCA contact for Audio

Now, I don't know what pin 7 does, but it is wired next to pin 4 suggesting a video application, Svideo is my best guess. I can only test for a composite video connection that I am using.

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