for my ECS board, i need Ground, VCC and SPDIF Out. which color wire is for which pin?
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Red is usually vcc, black is usually ground, and spdif (signal) is either hello or white. Check your board manual. But in all cases make sure the board pins are matched together. Vcc to vcc (+5 or pwr) gnd to gnd then you're just left with signal (spdif).
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Need a adapter http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41obVTBdsFL._SY300_.jpg
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It's a 5v cable. The key is oriented toward the front of the board.(I tried an ASCII drawing, but the proportional font ruined it.)
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No idea. I would say either know how to use a volt meter or google which pins to use. I found even in the same car year to year the wire colors/pinout positions aren't always the same.
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This is for the 4 pin connecter. It worked for my 500C. I would double check on the German.com web site, look up the part# you need and then verify that on Amazon under item specifications to be certain you get the one you need.
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Tc electronic stopped making the nova system with the spdif digital in/out sometime in 2011, I believe. They were unable to get the right parts to do it at their level of quality was the reasoning. I'm guessing it doesn't have it, mine that I bought doesn't have it (I got it a while ago refurbished B-stock. I would contact any sellers directly to double check that it does or does not have spdif.
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Hi Mark, Please refer to the following link for a response:http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3550/software/release/12-1_13_ea1/configuration/guide/3550scg/swdhcp82.html
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yellow with green stripe is ground. Brown and blue are for 110V. interchangable
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Blue to white neutral Brown to black 120Volt Yellow/greenstripe to green wire or to grounding screw
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I don't know. I haven't programmed that part with this programmer, so I can't comment. I'm not a software person. If it's not in the list of parts in the programmer data sheet, I would check the PIC16F1847 data sheet against comparable 18-pin part data sheets that are in the programmer's list.
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Mine is marked 1-9 left to right looking at the power strip connections 1,2,3=V+ 4,5,6=V- 7=Frame, safety ground - bare or green or green-yellow 8=Neutral, White 9=Active, Black (or sometimes Red), this is the switched line if you have a single pole on/off switch (it's shown as "L" or Live in the decal) Supply output (24v) is floating so you can ground (if required) either the V+ or V-
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If you will provide the brand and model (manufacturer), I will try my best to help you. I need to look at the schematic for that particular model. They are all different as far as wire colors. Thanks, Mike
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Yellow with green stripe is ground (I verified that it was connected to the case beneath the cover); connect it to the green (ground) wire on your power cord. Brown and blue are for 110V; connect one to the white wire and connect the other to the black wire on your power cord (I connected the blue wire on the light to the black wire on my power cord).
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If the wires are brown, blue, and green with a yellow stripe then the combination is: Brown = Black Blue = White Green/Yellow = Ground Hope this helps.
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http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles/sx/file/Manual/HW-SM006ENG.pdfhttp://forum.arduino.cc/index.php/topic,20594.0.html
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I hooked up the red and white (red + and white -) and grounded the yellow. I have a pcs1000 system which is older.
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2 pin for the single color. If you cut the strip where marked, usually in multiples of 3 or 4 LEDs there will be exposed copper tabs to solder on wire with attention to polarity also marked on the strip.