Pioneer power connector

Six6siX · 28 Dec 2009 at 20:20

I have just got a TS-WX206A and it has a 6 pin clip in connector for the power and presumably remote etc, but is missing.

(the connector on the far right)

Does anyone have any other pioneer equipment with a similar connector as I can't seem to find one online anywhere?

At the very least, if I know which pin is what connection, I can make my own lead up!

Thanks

PhillyDee · 28 Dec 2009 at 20:45

I think I could get the connectors depending on a closer image. They are difficult to find without part numbers, but I have seen them around. But of course, you still need the pin-outs! You could try contacting Pioneer.

Duke · 28 Dec 2009 at 20:55

Tried the manual on their webpage?

SoliD · 28 Dec 2009 at 20:55

Look like pci-e and psu power connectors to me!

PermaBanned · 28 Dec 2009 at 21:06

That's a CPU 4-Pin Connection and a 6 Pin PCI-E Connection.

Thomas. PLease. · 28 Dec 2009 at 21:20

SoliD said:
Look like pci-e and psu power connectors to me!

Superewza said:
That's a CPU 4-Pin Connection and a 6 Pin PCI-E Connection.

Wierdly enough I had the exact same problem a few years back, with this exact same subwoofer. I cut up an old PSU and used the connector block. Figured out which wires went were, and it worked perfectly.

Six6siX · 28 Dec 2009 at 21:49

I thought they looked like PSU connectors lol. I did a fair bit of googling but nothing I found seemed to yeild any part numbers.

I did try the manual on pioneer's website but it only gives RCA wiring diagrams etc, not really any pin outs for the other bits...

Thomas.PLease:

Thats a weird coincidence! Do you remember what the pin out was for it? It would save me some time! Also, on a side note - how did the sub peform?

Thomas. PLease. · 28 Dec 2009 at 21:56

Yeh I liked the sub it was fairly decent. Annoyingly it got stolen from my car after only a few months of having it. To my best recollection it was wired like so:

Can't be anywhere near sure though. I had to play around with it a bit to get it working.

Six6siX · 28 Dec 2009 at 22:01

mad MSpaint skills

thanks for that, its a decent starting point! Looks like a bit of trial and error is called for

Six6siX · 31 Dec 2009 at 18:38

Just to say I took the panel cover off this afternoon and followed the traces on the PCB and worked out which was which and wired in an old PCI-E graphics power connector.

Your picture was pretty much right I think but I didn't note down the way I wired it in the end - thanks

Thomas. PLease. · 31 Dec 2009 at 18:46

ah thats good to hear mate, glad I could help out. Hope the sub works well for you!

Six6siX · 31 Dec 2009 at 18:54

Yeah, so far so good! Needs a bit more tweaking on the levels and crossovers etc to get it sounding right though.

It only *just* fits in the boot though