What is the pin assignment for this plug? tip=?2nd ring=?3rd ring=?4th ring=?
1727602
tip = red - right2nd = video3nd = white - left4th = ground on this cable sold
1727603
The "sleeve" (closest to the plastic body) is the common. each of the two rings connects to the center pin in two of the connectors, withbthe tip connecting to the third.This is an audio/video connector for devices using the 4 level jack. You can use an ohm meter or continuity tester to trace this out. the sleeve connects with the shell on all connectors, each remaining ring and tip connect to the center tip of each lolored plug. (Red and White are the stereo audio, Yellowl is supposed to be video. In practicejI found t8at the had transposed the White and Yellow plugs. try connecling that white plug into the yellow video jack and the yellow plug into the white audio jack. Hope this helps! The "sleeve" (closest to the plastic body) is the common. each of the two rings connects to the center pin in two of the connectors, withbthe tip connecting to the third.This is an audio/video connector for devices using the 4 level jack. You can use an ohm meter or continuity tester to trace this out. the sleeve connects with the shell on all connectors, each remaining ring and tip connect to the center tip of each lolored plug. (Red and White are the stereo audio, Yellowl is supposed to be video. In practicejI found t8at the had transposed the White and Yellow plugs. try... » Read More The "sleeve" (closest to the plastic body) is the common. each of the two rings connects to the center pin in two of the connectors, withbthe tip connecting to the third.This is an audio/video connector for devices using the 4 level jack. You can use an ohm meter or continuity tester to trace this out. the sleeve connects with the shell on all connectors, each remaining ring and tip connect to the center tip of each lolored plug. (Red and White are the stereo audio, Yellowl is supposed to be video. In practicejI found t8at the had transposed the White and Yellow plugs. try connecling that white plug into the yellow video jack and the yellow plug into the white audio jack. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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On mine, Using a continuity meter, I have:Tip - White1' Ring - Yellow2' Ring - CommonSleeve - RedThis is the "Camcorder" configuration at http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Model-B-Plus-Audio-Video-Jack-Diagram.png At the price, you should be OK, just test it with a meter first.
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tip=yellow (video)2nd ring = white (audio, left)3rd ring = ground (common to all plugs)4th ring = red (audio right)This cable is for video camera. I had to rewire it to run for my Coby DVD player.
187086
In order(from base of the plug, to the end): sleeve is common, then 1st ring is yellow jack, 2nd ring is red jack, tip is white jack. This is NOT the configuration used on a Raspberry Pi modem B+ (I tried!). Why do I know this? I just got two of the cables and tried. I then did ohmmeter tests to determine the connections. Note that this does not correspond to other answers.
1058395
From the picture, it looks like a Nokia charger plug. If there's a Radio shack in your area they probably have a large assortment of charger tip adapters (typically there's a number of dummy charger tips on a ring so you can just try likely looking ones). Downside is that this isn't going to be a lot cheaper than just buying a new unit. If you go to rat shack and find the one that fits, could you answer your own question so other folks'll know?
2217467
The red wire connects to the center pin, the black wire to the outer ring. As far as polarity, it depends on what being plugged into it. If you want a pos. center pin connect the pos power lead to red. For a neg. center pin, connect the neg. power lead to the red wire.
2180749
I used a multimeter and ohm'ed in between the pins, while pushing the button to determine the pinout - if you need me to check it out for you, please let me know
1916287
4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060PT #97581-405
325651
3-pin; but it will fit on a 4 - pin just fine. 4 - pins are variable speed; 3-pin like this one are fixed.
109459
Not aware of any pin....Mine works very well and I'm pleased with the quality
825823
I bought this about 6 mouths ago and do not recall the number of pins. It seemed to have all that I needed to make it work. I asked the person that bought it for me and he thought it had 2 6 pin connectors.
203030
Just make sure the PIN COUNT MATCHES. I got this and realize it was the wrong one. the +5 was wrong I needed only the 24 pin. I'm stuck with it.
2033846
3-pin Angled connector; I occasionally(Once in ten times) have trouble with the connector because its angled; but once it connects.. its a thing of beauty to work with.
2260352
In the info I have it shows *Power pin&#65306; 4 5 &#65288;+&#65289; 7 8&#65288;-&#65289; I have the Haucam too. Nice quality too.
940411
anyone with the adapter, can you help? I need to know if the tip is center-positive? thank you for your time!
1151632
I don't know. I bought by mistake and never used it. I don't now how to tell how many pins it has.
1722144
Hella does offer replacement pin plugs. You need to measure the pin width and order the correct plug. Blade Size 6.3mm = #701235033, Blade Size 4.75mm = #H84991117 and Blade Size 2.8mm = #H84991101. My local electronics warehouse, a Frys, I found was quicker supplier of plugs rather than from Hella directly. Other manufacturers relays work as long as the blades line up with the slots. I am using relays from Hella and some generic Chinese-made relays from my local Napa without issue.
2127496
Hold the rubber ring very tight and unscrew. It should expose the plug part. It unscrews on both sides of rubber ring. The plug will show when the black ring is unscrewed from top piece and still attached to base.
1585079
I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
553836
I've never actually had the PIN for my device. I just typed in "0000" and it worked!