The D-sub cable that plugs into the back of the subwoofer unit that connects the remote was unfortunately cut by my pesky younger brother and the actual plug was lost. Where can I obtain the wiring diagram so I can solder the wires directly into the unit from the remote?
This would be a great help, thanks.
Close, i have my adapter just the wires are pulled out. can anyone show me a diagram of how or in what order to put the wires back into the adapter slots???
Close, i have my adapter just the wires are pulled out. can anyone show me a diagram of how or in what order to put the wires back into the adapter slots???
I have my adapter but my wires have been pulled out. does anyone have a schematic or diagram of how they go back in the plug?? I have my adapter but my wires have been pulled out. does anyone have a schematic or diagram of how they go back in the plug??
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I would advise against a direct solder inside the unit. I would go and purchase a replacement connector from a Radio Shack or other electronics parts store. Solder wires to this, then plug in, should fix problem.
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Is your sub powered (amplifier built-in)? If so, connect your MP3 player directly to the sub input and see if you hear audio. If you do hear audio, check for cable problems from Panasonic to sub input. If the sub is unpowered then it's either the speaker wiring, an intermittent sub and/or your Panasonic at fault.
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You have to check the RCA cable to the sub woofer. The RCA cabe have two connections inside it, one is for gain and the other is for ground sheild. If the ground sheild is broken then there will be hum from the sub woofer and it will increase if you touch the ground (rear metal pannel is connected to the ground). Replace the cable and check it again.
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Get a cable that splits a single rca cable into two. It has a female end and two male ends. That way you can feed both inputs from the single sub output on the receiver.
the circuit board and amplifacation supply inside the sub are blow or shorted out.thus preventing any sound. the head phone jack works only because it is a bypass feature supported by the actual computer not the surround sound unit
i to have that sub and i hook it up to my dell 1501 i use a mini steroe plug it has two input so you can hook up two device get two y cables on one end it will have a plug like your headphone plug on the other end has two male the ones you hook up at the back of your steroe the other cable is a y cable as well this one has two female end and steroe end to hook up to the sub connect both wires to become one male to female one end goes to the computer the other end the sub you cant do it wrong there is only one plug that will fit hope this helps .
The stereo -jackbus is broken if your speakers won't work and your headphones are fine. The stereo jackplug holds a little switch at the back, which moves sideways if you connect headphones. Solution is very carefully opening back end of stereo connector bus and reassembling the switch
you mean that the SUBWOOFERS connected to the amp cuts off and come back on randomly?? did you bring the SUBS level to a high volume ? i suggest to check first the value of the speaker (ex. 4 , 8 , 16 ohms ) matches the same value with the amp . second , hows the subs connected , in series ? or parallel . you will need a multimeter for this task .
Close, i have my adapter just the wires are pulled out. can anyone show me a diagram of how or in what order to put the wires back into the adapter slots???
I have my adapter but my wires have been pulled out. does anyone have a schematic or diagram of how they go back in the plug??
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