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| Click here to select a new forum. | | Sfiera’s Conquests | Posted by: Alain Lowet on 2020-04-06 04:52:59
Hello, sorry to ask here, but i did not find any other people about TAM, i am in Blelgium and i recently got a TAM unit, without the Bose base unit, can anybody give me the pinout of the special connector linked to the bose unit (the round one), i already retro engineered some of the connections, but if i had a correct pinout it will be better!
Thanks already if someone can help, have a nice day.
| Posted by: sfiera on 2020-04-06 05:26:49
I’m not sure if a correct pinout has been reverse-engineered. It’s a 23-pin connector, right? I don’t even know what all those pins would be for. I would have expected two or three for sound, eight or so for power, but 23 sure is a lot of pins…
| Posted by: sfiera on 2020-04-06 05:35:29
Oh, FYI, this subforum is about personal collections, but if you’re reverse-engineering TAM stuff, that would make a great topic in https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/forum/14-pci-power-mac-amp-performa/.
| Posted by: cheesestraws on 2020-04-06 06:25:34
i already retro engineered some of the connections Seconding what @sfiera said—I don't know of anyone who has a full pinout but if you post in the PCI PowerMac forum then people will be more likely to see it, and even if nobody knows, people would be really interested to hear about what you've already worked out 🙂
| Posted by: sfiera on 2020-04-08 04:39:50
Relatedly, I noticed that the interior of the umbilical plug has “18-23” written in small text, which pointed me to a familiar-looking family of connectors.
| Posted by: Alain Lowet on 2020-04-21 09:03:31
ok, i will go there, thank you 🙂
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