Need wiring map for RJ11 conector for Samsung SOD-14C camera

I found the adapter at www.hscomp.net/SOC-N120_Adapter.

Check your sim card. If the connectors or only one connector is dirty or oxidised it could cause the trouble. You also could walk in a stroe from your providor and ask if they can help. They have spare sims to test if it is the sim or the phone.

Turn on your phones screen drop down your notification bar and press notification about your phone connected via usb and it gives you two options and one of them its Mtp and second Ftp. Choose Mtp. And thats all

Unless your Samsung has optical digital entries, I'm afraid you can't use them together in high quality.
Today, everything is connected through HDMI. Your Yamaha receiver has only analog connections. As well in as out. Although on the left side, when you look from behind, there are some digital connections.
I found the manual still online, so if you don't have one, click the link below.

http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/av/english/re/RX-V420.pdf

I found the adapter at www.hscomp.net/SOC-N120_Adapter.

as long as its cable run, should not be a problem. I went from 50 to 75 for my shop, works fine.but throw some e-tape around the connections.

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If you are using coaxial cable, a RG59U series cable will allow you about 700 feet or so before the picture starts degrading. RG11U, which has a larger center core, will get about 1000 feet. If you want or need to go further then try hooking up an electric powered signal booster about mid-way of your cable run. If your camera uses a pre-fabricated cable (about the size of a telephone wire) with connectors already installed you will most likely have a much more limited range as these cables are not shielded as well and tend to have greater line loss.

I guess this is an ongoing issue with Samsung cameras. Did anyone EVER figure this one out?

check on the electronic board inside the camera, you will probably see a few condensator with a "-" on it, just follow the connection and your negatif wire will be connected to it...
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