Wiring Diagram for Converting 5-pin DIN to Jack Adapter

Question

As the topic. I`m looking for a diagram with the name of the 5-pin DIN adapter (old audio :P ) to Jacek I think it`s possible because I found something like this on the net...

oj · Accepted Answer

Write where DIN5 is connected (radio, mag, amplifier) and how the audio signal should be routed: to Jack 3.5 or from Jack 3.5

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I suspect that
Jack3.5 (sound card output) >> DIN5 (amplifier)

Then DIN5:
Pin2 ground (screen)
Pin3 L channel
Pin5 P channel

Jack3.5 yes:
http://www.hardwarebook.net/images/conn/teleph35sm.gif

In the opposite direction:
Jack3.5 (sound card input) << DIN5 (tuner, storage)

Then DIN5:
Pin2 ground (screen)
Pin1 L channel
Pin4 P channel

oj · Accepted Answer

It`s definitely not the other way around

hefid · Answer

Moved from: Diagram/instructions…

jajek92 · Answer

maybe this will come in handy

MaXo90 · Answer

Hmm... useful but unfortunately not in this case. They are only 3-pin and you won`t see 5... but thanks anyway.

E.L.O. · Answer

yo rather the opposite Maybe this will help the author MaXo90 : :

MaXo90 · Answer

Actually, I wanted to combine MP3 - Old Duet Dior-301 through the microphone input or tapes...
It would simply be easier for me because the equipment works well and only Maryja and PRI receive...
Thanks for the answer, I`ll definitely figure something out... but whether it will work is another matter...
Greetings

E.L.O. · Answer

Sorry yo You`re right. I corrected my post. Greetings

MaXo90 · Answer

It works ;] the duo plays music from MP3 and everything is fine... thank you again for your help and topic to be closed?

wlby · Answer

Sorry for digging up the topic, I want to do something similar, but I don`t know the cable markings, tell me which channel is left and which is right and where is the mass according to the colors of these cables

Wiring Diagram for Converting 5-pin DIN to Jack Adapter

There is another thread (I don`t know what to call it), what is it??

Anonymous · Answer

Gold is ground, green is the left channel and red is the right channel. Regards.

wlby · Answer

Thanks a lot Best regards, wlby

thevice · Answer

Gentlemen, I will also add a question to the topic - I recently bought an old Unitra amplifier and I am doing the wiring. The sockets in this unit are DIN, and I wonder one thing: why did they use 5-pin sockets for the inputs?
Therefore, when making reductions to jacks or RCA, should we do as usual, as God commanded, ground in the middle, left and right channels with 2 pins on one side (according to the drawing of the ELO connector)?

powerm · Answer

Do exactly as in this picture. The 5-pin DIN connector had 2 input pins, 2 output pins and a common ground. And since DIN is a standardizing organization, such sockets were charged in a standard way

thevice · Answer

OK thanks.

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