Change 8 pin cable to plug ins

What video card are you trying to use?
Jumper of charging = Power cable?

If you mean you need a 6 pin or 8 pin PCI-e Graphics power connector, these are available from any good computer or electronics store. They connect to spare SATA or 4 pin peripheral power cables from your computer's powersupply. Make sure you know which power cables you have available in the machine, as well as the requirements of the video card (1 or 2 cables, 6 pin or 8 pin), before you choose your PCI-eG power cable.

Examples
https://www.startech.com/ca/Cables/Computer-Power/Internal/LP4-to-8-pin-PCI-Express-Video-Card-Power-Adapter~LP4PCIEX8ADP

https://www.startech.com/ca/Cables/Computer-Power/Internal/6in-SATA-Power-to-6-Pin-PCI-Express-Video-Card-Power-Cable-Adapter~SATPCIEXADAP

You need to use the AC adapter or specific vehicle charging cable to charge the rino series. They plug into a different port on the unit.

the 2010 is a legacy KVM DSR, and you might not have the same features that are present on the 8035 model. the settings to connect to the 2010 with a NullModem cable are 9600, 8, none, 1, none (same as Cisco settings).

The 8035 comes with a special adaptor which is DB9 to RJ45 and it comes in the box.

I hope that answers your question.


As far as console logs goes, no such thing on the DSR line.

Check the mains power switch on the back of the bass unit. Is it in the "on" position?

Wiggle the plug of the mains lead, on the bass box side and make sure it is all the way put into the bass box.

Still no signs of life.? Look for a replacement mains cord or measure if indeed AC current is present on the plug.

Still no luck? Call Bose and have them check out your system.

I don't think it's Windows 8. Connect a ethernet cable fron D-Link to computer. Is your Wireless Adapter Enabled on the computer. Unplug the D-Link, shut down the computer, unplug, remove battery, plug in D-Link , allow it to selftest, plug in computer, boot normally.

Look closely at the new MOboard silk screened lettering to find where the power button wires and the leds go. They're there, just might be in a different place.

Hi, I hope this helps,

Pins look like this: (Top view, not copper side)
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9

1 = Thin white wire from thick white cable (Left input)
2 = Gray (Speaker out)
3 = Orange (+V return from volume unit to bass unit)
4 = Not connected
5 = Thin Red wire from thick red wire (Right input)
6 = Blue (+V power from bass unit to volume unit)
7 = Black (GND - if socket removed, solder 3 socket shield holes to each other or solder black wire directly leftmost hole)
8 = Not connected
9 = Shield copper from thick red wire

Shield copper from thick wire : Solder to GND or Left unconnected

Amplifier Output 5W/Channel x 2 Frequency Response 90 Hz - 20 kHz + or - 3dB Speaker Unit 6.5 Cone, Full Range Magnetic Shielding Yes Diminsions (wxhxd) 3-3/8"x 8-1/2" x 5-3/4" Weight R: 1lb. 9 oz.; L: 1lb. 5 oz. Included Accessories AC Adapter, stereo mini plug cable, RCA pin plug cable Colors Black, Platinum Amplifier Output 5W/Channel x 2 Frequency Response 90 Hz - 20 kHz + or - 3dB Speaker Unit 6.5 Cone, Full Range Magnetic Shielding Yes Diminsions (wxhxd) 3-3/8"x 8-1/2" x 5-3/4" Weight R: 1lb. 9 oz.; L: 1lb. 5 oz. Included Accessories AC Adapter, stereo mini plug cable, RCA pin plug cable Colors Black, Platinum Amplifier Output 5W/Channel x 2 Frequency Response 90 Hz - 20 kHz + or - 3dB Speaker Unit 6.5 Cone, Full Range Magnetic Shielding Yes Diminsions (wxhxd) 3-3/8"x 8-1/2" x 5-3/4" Weight R: 1lb. 9 oz.; L: 1lb. 5 oz. Included Accessories AC Adapter, stereo mini plug cable, RCA pin plug cable Colors Black, Platinum Amplifier Output 5W/Channel x 2 Frequency Response 90 Hz - 20 kHz + or - 3dB Speaker Unit 6.5 Cone, Full Range Magnetic Shielding Yes Diminsions (wxhxd) 3-3/8"x 8-1/2" x 5-3/4" Weight R: 1lb. 9 oz.; L: 1lb. 5 oz. Included Accessories AC Adapter, stereo mini plug cable, RCA pin plug cable Colors Black, Platinum 3.5 mm. stereo mini jack x 2.

3.5 mm. stereo mini jack x 2.

3.5 Stereo mini plug cable.

RCA Pin plug cable.

3.5mm stereo mini jack x 2.
3.5 stereo mini plug cable
RCA Pin plug cable
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If you look on the back of the burner, you will notice either a slot with 39 pins or a small black like plugin. The 39 pins would be for an IDE plug, and the little black pin would be for a sata cable. Simply go to the nearest Radio Shack, Best Buy, or computer hardware store and get the appropriate internal cable. Just advise the store attendant in that area to advise you were such cable is.

These are very simply to plug in, simply plug in to the back of the cd-rom, and plug into the motherboard with a similar plugin on the motherboard. Make sure the plugin on the motherboard states it is Sata, on the motherboard it will have something printed near it with Sata1 Sata2 or something similar. Put the CD-ROM in the closest bay, and plug in appropriately.

Someone in our office recently damaged the RJ-45 cable for our Polycom Soundstation. Because the jack was damaged I could not determine the order of the cables. After a call to polycom, we found the pinout information we needed - so I thought I would share, in case anyone else finds themselves in a similar situation:
With the RJ-45 prong pointing down the wires, from left to right are:

• Black
• Brown
• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue
• White

Then Crimp and test. I got this information directly from Polycom for use with the Polycom Soundstation. This information was not easy to get. They originally told me they could not provide the information and I would have to buy a power adapter. This is not true, just trim the cable and follow the above instructions.