If no one can answer directly and the amp is functioning, you can probably find the pin configuration using a multimeter.
How many channels?
How many channels?
Are you saying that you don't know which pin is remote?
If not, it should be a circuit that goes back all of the way to the area of the PS driver IC.
If you can't find it, applying 12v through a 1k resistor should be safe to probe every pin to see if one causes the amp to power up (switching power supply producing drive pulses).
If you wait a day or so, someone may be able to answer directly.
If not, it should be a circuit that goes back all of the way to the area of the PS driver IC.
If you can't find it, applying 12v through a 1k resistor should be safe to probe every pin to see if one causes the amp to power up (switching power supply producing drive pulses).
If you wait a day or so, someone may be able to answer directly.
Yes,i dont know witch is the remote.Maybe automatic when the line is active or not?
A try with 1k resistor.
But i find two same resistance in the connector maybe thinking this is the line in.
A try with 1k resistor.
But i find two same resistance in the connector maybe thinking this is the line in.
I don't know which is remote but doing this through a 1k resistor should protect anything in the amp. Try all of the pins but before you do, try to find the circuit that runs back the the PS controller area and try it first.
