Hi,
I'm try to identify what this connector is called. I would like to buy a male connector with pins to create my own cable to between the car and radio. This is out of a suzuki jimny jb74. It is the connection for the reverse and park break signals.
So far I can't find what it is called? or links on ali express, ebay etc. I want to buy a single plug and pins. The closest I got was finding a manufacture on Alibaba who sells them in a minimum of 100.
It is the 5 pin version. Does anyone know what its called?
TIA
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Hello,
It's possible to connect a GPS antenna on a Kyser.
I've got an antenna but I need to buy an adapter cable.
It seems there are several satelite connectors available on the market.
As I want to order online, do you know the name of the Sat connector present on the back of the Kyser ?
Best Regards
According to MobilePlanet, the GPS antenna connector is a MS-147-C(LP)-2.
I just bought the HTC 3-in-1 adaptor from ShopBrando HK. I am using it in the car with the Brodit holder to have both charger and 3.5 mm for the car stereo aux input. I am modifying the holder (removing the charger pin for the adaptor 11 pin).
The problem is that the adaptor's wire is too short. I want to hide the adaptor somewhere in the car and a longer wire is needed.
I am thinkng about
a) Use and extension wire ( if there is any) Is there an extension cable (male to female -11 pin usb) ???
b) Cut and extend the lenght of the wire.
What is the wire used?? If I cut the wire to extent it, what kind of wire should i ask for?
Thank you
This is exactly the same problem I am facing. Can't find a ExtUSB Male to Female extension. But I would be up for trying to extend the cable if I could buy some. Hopefully someone will answer.
foaf said:
This is exactly the same problem I am facing. Can't find a ExtUSB Male to Female extension. But I would be up for trying to extend the cable if I could buy some. Hopefully someone will answer.
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I'm in the same boat, Its not easy finding one so if anyone can help then please do
Another post highlights the same problem but these guys found one, I have tried the google search mentioned but still no good.
Nogs
Yeah. I cant find the extender they are refering to on Google either.
im in indonesia, where i can buy it?
i cant found it in my country.
someone can help me?
tnx.
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If I cut the wire to extent it, what kind of wire should i ask for?
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Just clip off 1/2 inch and take the sample with you to the store to show the sales people. At the same time, you should get the proper connecters to splice the wires together.
Does anyone really need to extend all 11 pins for both audio and power, or just power, or just audio?
Hi guys,
Wondering if anyone has the Pin out schematics for the glasses. So far I have found out that the connector is a JAE dd2 connector 40 pins. If anyone can help me out that would be great. I heard Colorado audio video made some kind of adaptor for the unit.
Trying to get my electrical engineering friend to make me and adaptor to us the glasses on a newer phone or device
Thanks
I have an Android head unit I received for free, but it's missing the device cable. The unit has a sticker on the back that says AC-9216B-2+16GB. I was able to figure out what pins were for the battery connection, ground, and accessory. using some clip leads I was able to get it to power up and I found a complete wiring diagram in the settings displayed on the screen. I just need to find the 16 pin connector to be able to use this unit. The clip leads barely hold on and fall off with the slightest movement.
I'll attach some pictures with the device info and the connector.
Any help for where to buy the device cable would be greatly appreciated. It came with the GPS antenna, the backup camera cable, the A/V cable, and the two USB cables. It was just missing the main cable that has the connections for the power, and speakers. It also came with a USB dongle that is supposed to add Android Auto.
I see a lot of posts about this type of unit (8227L) with instructions for how to unlock the bootloader and flash custom ROMs. So if I can find a cable, I should be able to make this unit work pretty well.
You can buy the cable from aliexpress just search for shops:
Carload
Podofo
Both sell 8227L devices and you can get the cables from them.
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zetlaw01 said:
You can buy the cable from aliexpress just search for shops:
Carload
Podofo
Both sell 8227L devices and you can get the cables from them.
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Thanks for the tip. It took a little searching, but I found the correct cable. If you search for "XY AUTO Android Solution Interface" They come right up. The power cable was only $1.82. I ordered two since I was paying almost $5 for shipping. Of course they will take a month to get here from China.
Hi,
I recently purchased a usb cable for my android head unit and the lead doesn't work. I didn't buy the unit so I don't know the brand etc. The unit was in the car when I bought the car.
I'm guessing the wires that plug into the usb connection are in the wrong order. I have no way of finding out the correct order. Does anyone on the forum know the correct order or even show me a picture of their usb cable.
I've bought 2 cables so far, neither of them have worked and they cost close the £100. It's very frustrating that I can't get them to work
Thanks in advance
What does the seller suggest and what happened when you tried that.
Also, with no information and detailed screenshots, how did you want help
When I plug in the usb cable and try any basic usb connections like phone chargers usb sticks etc. Nothing happens at all.
I've attached a screenshot from a product guide I found online if that helps.
If anyone knew which pins were for data transfer or voltage, that could help me loads.
Thanks
Measuring is the magic word. 8 pins will be connected in the original cable. (VBUS)+5V 2 times and 2x GND
...then you only have to find out what is D- and what is D+ for the data lines.
If you don´t want to measure: Open the magic box and have a look at the pins from the connector inside.
Just with your picture no one can tell anything. Each supplier does it´s own magic.
By the way... Connecting that wrong, may damage the internal USB-Hub and you can buy a new mainboard... just to mention. Trying around is not a good idea.