Search | Statistics | User Listing Forums
Mitsubishi 380 Forum -Exclusively for owners of the Australian 380 PS41
Mitsubishi 380 Forum -Exclusively for owners of the Australian 380 PS41 ->  Technical info for the 380 -> 380 entertainment system -> View Thread

You are logged in as a guest. ( logon Only if you have registered by Email as per the instructions in the forum)

Audio Head Unit Query
Jump to page : 1 2 3
Now viewing page 2 [10 messages per page]		View previous thread :: View next thread
   Technical info for the 380 -> 380 entertainment systemMessage format
 
stayer
Posted 1/7/2013 18:25 (#15322 - in reply to #15264)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 286
100100502555
Location: Russia, Perm		I'm happy for you guys. I knew that it would work.
I just thought control the CD are the same. It turns out right-left steering wheel mirror.

Edited by stayer 1/7/2013 18:52
Top of the page Bottom of the page
stayer
Posted 1/7/2013 18:31 (#15323 - in reply to #15315)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 286
100100502555
Location: Russia, Perm
Administrator - 30/6/2013 07:01

Stayer...that procedure does not work with our australian unit.

I did try it on the Endeavour and it does bring up that menu....so thanks for that.

John, I just say that reflash with the Australian ECU will work. However, this is a conversation for another topic.
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Telpat16
Posted 7/7/2013 11:45 (#15361 - in reply to #15322)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 108
1005
Location: NEWPORT QLD

Tried to install the MZ360135EX cable today with no joy

 

Our 6 stacker  MN141332 / DY-3a66u-AL has a 14 pin connector at rear

!4 pin is catered for in cable instructions but connector is different - Cable instructions depict two rows of 7 while we have 6 plus 8 and the slots are all occupied

Instructions say Black to 14, red to 13 and white to 12, but these are Speaker RR (-), Speaker LR (-) and ----  respectively

I had no luck whatsoever in trying to remove the existing pins

I have now also noticed that the male pins on back of radio are too big for the connectors supplied  - they are of the smaller size tht fit the 10 pin connector that is input for phone etc

 Pin out diagram attached from radio workshop manual

 Back to the drawing board

 Next step will be to hunt up the 13 pin DIN to apple cable I have somewhere and try that to see if AUX mode works via tha input

 BTW I have the .pdf radio manual if it is of use to anyone - will email to admin 





(Radio_rear_s.jpg)



Attachments
----------------
Attachments Radio_rear_s.jpg (202KB - 4302 downloads)
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Administrator
Posted 7/7/2013 13:46 (#15362 - in reply to #15264)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 1093
10005025555
Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		It might be the pins on the DIN socket?
I Will have a look at the schematic when you send it to me.

Might be some soldering involved....

Once you put it into aux mode it's a simple matter of injecting an audio signal into each of the pins , in series with say, a 1uF capacitor, until you get some noise...basic stuff
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Telpat16
Posted 7/7/2013 15:41 (#15366 - in reply to #15362)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 108
1005
Location: NEWPORT QLD		Solder no problem

13 PIN DIN pinouts above in previous post - L & R Channels plus ground.. When I tried cable before I was not able to go into AUX mode , so now try again
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Telpat16
Posted 7/7/2013 17:01 (#15369 - in reply to #15366)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 108
1005
Location: NEWPORT QLD

Still no joy

 Tried my 13 pin to iPhone cable in AUX mode - still nothing coming thru

 Next I'll buy a 13 pin DIN plug and try 3 wire connection from a 3.5mm plug direct form earphone socket on iPhone

 

 

Top of the page Bottom of the page
Administrator
Posted 7/7/2013 17:12 (#15371 - in reply to #15264)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 1093
10005025555
Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		just put a bare wire into the pins and if it hums then its good.



(380 6 stacker audio in pins..JPG)



Attachments
----------------
Attachments 380 6 stacker audio in pins..JPG (63KB - 1305 downloads)
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Telpat16
Posted 7/7/2013 17:57 (#15372 - in reply to #15264)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 108
1005
Location: NEWPORT QLD		Agree, same as my next plan, but need to make up wire because front panel has to be on radio fro system to work

Should also mention that on one try with the 13pin/iPhone cable I got a com error msg in the display

So there may have to be some manipulation of inputs pins 11, 12 &13 to fool the canbus
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Administrator
Posted 7/7/2013 20:30 (#15373 - in reply to #15264)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 1093
10005025555
Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		I reckon the error is a plug disconnected.

no amount of wiring will fix the can bus com error...it looks for an intelligent digital device reply, not a resistance or signal level
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Telpat16
Posted 21/7/2013 12:07 (#15426 - in reply to #15373)
Subject: Re: Audio Head Unit Query



Frequent flyer Gold

Posts: 108
1005
Location: NEWPORT QLD

Finally got around to making up a cable from headphone out to pins 1,2 4 on 13 pin

 No sound out sadly

 Back to the drawing board.......



Edited by Telpat16 21/7/2013 15:54
Top of the page Bottom of the page
Jump to page : 1 2 3
Now viewing page 2 [10 messages per page]
Jump to forum :
Search this forum
Printer friendly version
E-mail a link to this thread

Registered to: www.380DB.com
(Delete all cookies set by this site)