Mk5 karaoke mic internal diagram wires from board tp pins on female 7 pin din rca connector wanted thanks

The wiring code for an RD104E microphone to a DNT Strato 1 Din 8 Pin radio will vary depending on the specific models and manufacturers. It's recommended to check the user manual or the technical specifications of the microphone and the radio to find the correct wiring code.
Here is a general wiring code for RD104E Microphone to 8 pin DIN connector:
Pin 1 - Audio Pin 2 - PTT (Push to Talk) Pin 3 - N/C (No Connection) Pin 4 - N/C (No Connection) Pin 5 - N/C (No Connection) Pin 6 - N/C (No Connection) Pin 7 - Ground Pin 8 - +V (Power)
Keep in mind that this wiring code is a general one, and it may not work for your specific microphone and radio. So, it is highly recommended to check the user manual or the technical specifications of the microphone and the radio to find the correct wiring code.
Also, it's important to make sure that the voltage and amperage requirements of the microphone are compatible with the radio's power supply.

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Pin 1 is White
Pin 2 is Red
Pin 7 is Shield/Blue combined

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Alpine #4095 Male RCA/DIN
Alpine #4096 Female RCA/DIN

I am sorry to say but, the 6400/E1505 does not have an internal mic. You need External. Sorry. Specs only show a MIC connection. I/O Ports IEEE 1394 4-USB 2.0 (Universal Serial Bus) compliant 4-pin connectors Flash Memory Slot - Secure Digital (SD) and SD/IO compliant 5-in-1 Combo Card connector - reads MS, MS Pro, SD/SDIO, MMC, xD CD type I/II, & IBM Microdrive through ExpressCard adapter Video: 15-pin monitor connector S-Video: 7-pin mini-DIN connector Audio jacks: Stereo headphones/speakers mini-connector (same as line-out), microphone mini-connector


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Hi there. You can try to purchase a 7-pin S-video-to-RCA adapter/dongle.

check this website to see what I am trying to point out.
http://www.amazon.com/7-Pin-Mini-DIN-S-Video-Female-Cable/dp/B002W81MO6

Hope you can make it work!!! ^_^

Should not be a problem, the theory here is Volts * Amps =Watts

5V * 2A = 10w

The alternative is to get a LM7505 ($1 or 2) from radioshack or any electronic supply and regulate the 12v down to 5v. its about 1/2 square IC chip.

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input 1.7V - 35V ________| | |_____ +5v (+/- 1%)
Pin 1 Pin 3

will accomodate 1 Amp (1.25 if heat sinked) for the CMOS version, slightly higher for the olde r(less effecient) version

The other pin is ground. OF course you will want to check the specs and pin assignment for the brand you buy, these are typical.

TechieJon

Headset connection: Blue wire to Pin 2, White wire to Pin 1, Yellow wire to Pin 3. Connect Pins 1 & 2.
Microphone connection: Black wire to Pin 3. Red wire to Pin 2. Ground wire to Pin 1.
I am using a male/female 7-pin XLR connector assembly to black box. I am using two 3-pin XLR connectors, one for SM2 microphone function, one for SM2 headset function.

The sling box has no input of 8 pin DIN,i look for another one.
I found an adapter has a female input of 8 pin DIN and has the output of female RCA jack> the only thing you do is to buy a male RCA jack in order to connect your DVD player,;
click below to see the sample picture;
Pixel Perfect P.I.E. PIO/P-RCA Adapter P-Bus MCD To Aux Input
If i have helped, please click fixya;feel free to ask question,

Good luck and thank you in advance;

Dell (Altec Lansing) A425 Subwoofer Pinouts

This is a standard female DB-9 serial port.
Here are the pinouts.

Pin 1 = Left Speaker Out +

Pin 2 = Left Speaker Out - (Common Ground)

Pin 3 = Left Line In +

Pin 4 = Right Line In +

Pin 5 = Left/Right line In - (Common Ground)

Pin 6 = Right Speaker Out +

Pin 7 = Right Speaker Out - (Common Ground)

Pin 8 = Power A

Pin 9 = Power B

Jumper (short) Power A to B to turn on.
If you want a volume control you need to put one on the inputs. You will buy buy a stereo volume control or potentiometer.
Here is some info on how to do this.
http://g4tv.com/screensavers/features/43665/Pump-Up-The-Volume.html

Cheers!