Pin number for 50+ mag DVD 40 - MAG Computers & Internet

wild engine swaps topic, SURE SOME SECRET TOYOTA model.
pin count are not the TOP clue (yes doing it wrong)
no car told or years, (both)

sensors come like this
HALL and mag coil. the can NOT be mixed, !
Hall is 5vdc sensor , has a power pin , signal and ground(3 pins)
a 4 pin is ground shield pin to stop noise (yes 1 or 2 grounds HALL)
a MAG coil is not true electronic like HALL is, it is just coil inside
and MAg COIL HAS 2pins OR 3 PIN 2 FOR COIL AND 1 FOR GROUND IF PRESENT, this signals are super tiny on mAG
for sure crarked and idle RPM. the PCM that needs HALL here is going to fail HARD (CMP hard nut errors)


THAT ENGINE SWAP WILL NEVER MAKE THE PCM HAPPY
EVER.
1zz-XYZ, NO XYZ TOLD (FE)_ 1.8L ? (1998:)?
4ZZ-XYZ NO XYZ TOLD (fe) 1.4l (2002 TO 2007)_
GOT VVT, yes , that too fails. PCM wrong.
tell the 2 cars, and get better answers
years and country .
not told.

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1) IDE {PATA} DVD burner drive:

For an IDE { PATA } DVD burner, connect to the 40-pin IDE header on the motherboard. This is located to the right side of the Ram Memory slots.
It is the longer header that has 40 contact pins. {39 actually}

( The shorter connector on the motherboard is for a Floppy Drive.
{34 pins} It is above the IDE 40-pin connector )

NOTE*
The IDE connector on the motherboard should be keyed. Should have a cutout on one side. This is so the Number 1 pin in the flat IDE ribbon cable, will line up with Number 1 pin in the motherboard connector.

Some flat IDE ribbon cables, do not have a Locating Lug on the connector. (Small rectangular 'bump')

Number 1 pin on the IDE ribbon cable will be on the side that has a faint RED stripe on it.

Number 1 pin in the motherboard connector is at the Bottom, with the motherboard installed.

The side of the flat ribbon IDE cable that has the faint red stripe on it, goes DOWN, when installed in the motherboard connector.

If the DVD drive does not have a cutout for it's circuit board, the faint red stripe of the flat ribbon IDE cable, goes towards the power cable connection.

2) SATA DVD burner drive:
You have 4 Serial ATA headers (Connectors) on the motherboard.
Your SATA harddrive should be plugged into the SATA1 header.

You can choose any open available SATA header, to plug your SATA DVD burner drive into.
BIOS will see it once you turn the computer on.

3) If you somehow have been using an IDE {PATA} harddrive, and have it connected to your IDE connector on the motherboard, you SHOULD not use a DVD drive on that flat IDE ribbon cable, also.

BIOS has to find which device has the Operating System on it, (Windows), and then hand the computer over to the Operating System.

To state again, BIOS will look at both devices connected to that flat ribbon cable. The Harddrive, and the DVD drive.
It will then determine that the Harddrive, is the device that has Windows on it, not the DVD drive.

This slows the computer down, and could result in a blue screen.

If you have an IDE harddrive plugged into the motherboard, it would be best to use a SATA DVD drive.


For additional questions please post in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette

look into the 15 pin vga connecter care fully you will look numbers 1 to 15 which is very small it configration is as follows

1)red
2)green
3)blue
4)gnd
5)gnd
6)r return
7)g return
8)b return
9)5v from vga card
10)stand by
11)sync gnd
12)Sda(serial data)
13)Hsync
14)Vsync
15)Scl(serial clock)
at another end same letters will see take continuty and join new cable

Yes this was a common issue with the 0700 units if you are familiar with soldering you can pop off the bottom case and resolder the positive pin goes directly to the main board this pin for some reason comes completely loose and if juggled around will turn on but as soon as it is moved it shuts off. If not familiar with solder work take to a mom and pop shop and have them resolder the pin should be around 40 or 50 bucks

GET YOUR PC PROBLEM FIXED

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daniel, first off, I need a complete model number for the radio info. Midland only made about 40-50 different models over the years. The header calls for a 75-822 and you are asking for a ** 833. The beginning should be a 13 or 75,76,77,78. Let me know the # and i'll be able to get you the proper pinout.
Thanks,,, Mechanic

The socket for the AC power supply is located RIGHT ON the cord that plugs into your tower/graphics card. I just bought one today at the thrift store, ** power cord, but was looking for the input myself and found it there. Hope that helps.

Sounds like an inverter problem. If the power supply is internal replace the capacitors coming out of the voltage regulators. These are usually 1000mf and/or 470mf. If that doesn't do the trick look up the numbers on the 8-pin chips that drive the secondary transformers on the inverter to see if they are getting the right voltages.
Good Luck!