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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: AppleIIGuy on January 24, 2013, 10:24:31 AM
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I purchased a SCSI cdrom for my Amiga and bought a universal cd-rom audio cable for it but it seems that this cd-rom a Plextor PX-40TSI uses a non standard cable
http://imageshack.us/f/526/img0091d.jpg/
If you zoom in on the connector you see the pins are flattened not the standard square types
anybody know where to get one?
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I take it that just soldering one end of the cable is out?
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the pins are flattened not the standard square types
The pin assignment is different, too. A normal audio cable is LGGR. This one is GLGR.
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MechWare has a nice universal CD_Rom audio cable:
http://a4000t.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65_81_85&products_id=224
Maybe he can find or make you the right cable if this one is wrong.
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I tried a universal CD Rom cable. It expects round/square pins
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Special Plextor.
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I Googled around and came up with ziltch.
My best idea would be to take a standard CD-ROM audio cable, snip it down to about 3-4 inches and solder each wire onto its respective flat pin. This you can take normal pins, stick them into the newly made header and stick on the audio cable.
My two cents...
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Well I desolderd the audio socket on the CD-Rom and hard wired a cd-rom cable to the logic board.
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Well I desolderd the audio socket on the CD-Rom and hard wired a cd-rom cable to the logic board.
How is it working out for you?
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Well when I get my replacement A 4000D MB ill tell you.. (Previous Owner Never disconnected the Battery)
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Well when I get my replacement A 4000D MB ill tell you.. (Previous Owner Never disconnected the Battery)
:rant: That sucks! You seem to be fighting an uphill battle. Hope the new mobo gets you back up and running.