i have a big problem but i like to solve it,. i have Logitech z-2300 sound system whitout remote. i have the logitech z-4 remote but not the system and i have a 15pins vga cable male and female, so z4 is 9pin and 2300 is 15, i did cut off the vga cable so it fits the 2300 and now i gone put all cables together whit the z4, i got base sound and so on but i dont know yet, i really need help from some one who can tell me what cables who gone be whit the others, bad english but i hope u guys did understand ^^
Links from Google
15 pin Logitech Z-2300
Logitech Z-2300 Remote Control Pod Disassembly | blog.jseaber.com
Logitech Z 2300 Controller
Logitech Z 2300 Controller | Electronics Forum (Circuits, Projects and Microcontrollers)
9 pin D-SUB female connector - Logitech X-230 Subwoofer cable pinout
Logitech X-230 Subwoofer cable pinout diagram @ pinoutsguide.com
15 pin Logitech Z-2300
Logitech Z-2300 Remote Control Pod Disassembly | blog.jseaber.com
Logitech Z 2300 Controller
Logitech Z 2300 Controller | Electronics Forum (Circuits, Projects and Microcontrollers)
9 pin D-SUB female connector - Logitech X-230 Subwoofer cable pinout
Logitech X-230 Subwoofer cable pinout diagram @ pinoutsguide.com
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https://youtu.be/khOdHMcYoFA
this is my attempt at connecting a z4 control pod to the z2300 speaker set. this may not be correct looking for guidance as well.
thanks
this is my attempt at connecting a z4 control pod to the z2300 speaker set. this may not be correct looking for guidance as well.
thanks
Hi Jomofo ( and all )
I stumbled on the Web and found your video but still there are some unanswered questions.
A friend of mine gave me this Z4 without the control pod via VGA adapter.
I easily found the L and R in/out routing for the (10 KΩ pot ) volume control.
On the video I see that there are two stereo ( female ) jacks on the control pod PCB, a mono pot for bass regulation and a stereo pot for the L& R channels.
A led, a switch and 3 electrolytic capacitors.
1st ) There are no powered outputs going to the pod so what is the other jack for ? The Plus and Minus and also the 1/2 Voltage arrive at the pod but there is no OPAmp for HPs inside.
2nd) There's a rail splitter for virtual ground that serves the inverting inputs of the OPAmps inside. Strangely, I cannot locate the summing/mix stage in the quad Opamp, just the signal coming from...where ? Hmmmm...it's not possible that it's done with SMD components underneath the pod PCB
3rd) The 20 K pot I put for replacement still cuts the treble at low volume, I'll put 10 K. Strangely, there's a dedicated line stage with a dual OpAmp for L&R
The quad power amp is STA540. The speakers are all 4 Ω.
SO what's inside that Z4 control pod ? I'm starting to suspect that is populated underneath
I stumbled on the Web and found your video but still there are some unanswered questions.
A friend of mine gave me this Z4 without the control pod via VGA adapter.
I easily found the L and R in/out routing for the (10 KΩ pot ) volume control.
On the video I see that there are two stereo ( female ) jacks on the control pod PCB, a mono pot for bass regulation and a stereo pot for the L& R channels.
A led, a switch and 3 electrolytic capacitors.
1st ) There are no powered outputs going to the pod so what is the other jack for ? The Plus and Minus and also the 1/2 Voltage arrive at the pod but there is no OPAmp for HPs inside.
2nd) There's a rail splitter for virtual ground that serves the inverting inputs of the OPAmps inside. Strangely, I cannot locate the summing/mix stage in the quad Opamp, just the signal coming from...where ? Hmmmm...it's not possible that it's done with SMD components underneath the pod PCB
3rd) The 20 K pot I put for replacement still cuts the treble at low volume, I'll put 10 K. Strangely, there's a dedicated line stage with a dual OpAmp for L&R
The quad power amp is STA540. The speakers are all 4 Ω.
SO what's inside that Z4 control pod ? I'm starting to suspect that is populated underneath
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