[BowieRoxy]

Hi, I have just bought a 1970s Beogram 2000 with the 7 pin din plug cut off!

can anyone help me with how to wire and connect a new plug to it please?

there are 6 coloured wires, I have no idea which wire goes to which pin on a new 7 din plug?

thank you all

[BowieRoxy]

Apologies, I meant 1980s beigram 2000

[Keith Saunders]

I suggest you look at Beotech HERE

Also, this thread may also be helpful HERE

[BowieRoxy]

Thanks for that Keith. I appreciate it.

the yellow wire in that image of the 7 pin plug is going to #1 pin. I thought it should be #7 pin…

The photos are helpful but I can’t see which pins the coloured wires are connecting to. Also the silver wire I can only assume is the ground wire, which I thought was the main black one (there are 2 black wires, one thinner than all the rest.

im so confused, starting to wish I’d never bought this, but I did t k owned but the din plug off…

 

thank you though

[BowieRoxy]

That should say – didn’t know he’d cut the din plug off… my phone is playing up…

[BowieRoxy]

Can anyone help me with this? I have no idea which colour wire goes to which pin on a new 7 din plug.

all I think I k ow is that the yellow wire is for data link…

 

thanks again

[Stoobie]

If you go to the BeoWorld main website and look at the top right you will see a link to Beotech. There are loads of wiring diagrams on there that may assist.

Stoobie

[BowieRoxy]

Thank you for that, I’ll have a look. My brain doesn’t work in this way with these things ?‍? but I’ll see if i can work this out.

cheers

[BowieRoxy]

Couldn’t find this in there.
I can’t find a colour wiring diagram for pin on a 7 din plug for Beogram 2000.

ill keep looking. If anyone has ever replaced the 7 din plug I’d be so very grateful if you could let me know the colour wire sequence. Thank you

[Stoobie]

My brain doesn’t work that way either 🙂

Hopefully someone can assist

Stoobie

[BowieRoxy]

?

[Madskp]

I have opened up the DIN connector on a broken Beogram 2000 I have and these are my findings:

Blue and thin black wire is not connected. Thick black wire is connected to the metal part of the plug

Shield is connected to pin 2 in the DIN connector, red to pin 5 and white to pin 3 (note that pin 6 and 7 is unscrewed in this connector)

Yellow is as you have noted yourself datalink and is connected to pin 6

Hope this helps in getting the Beogram functional again

[BowieRoxy]

Wow, that’s fantastic thank you very much for that!

the only thing I’m not sure about now then is how do I know which pin is 1-7? How do I know the number sequence of the pins?

you’re a lifesaver, thank you my friend ??

[BowieRoxy]

Also, what is ’shield’?

can you tell I know absolutely nothing about these things ?

[Madskp]

Shield is the bare metal wire

Take a look at this post fo the pinout. On some connector the numbers are engrave in the plastic

https://beoworld.dev.idslogic.net/forums/topic/wiring-diagram/#post-25003

[BowieRoxy]

Thank you again.

just for an idiot guide and to be totally clear, you mean shield are the bare wires that surround the coloured wires inside the cable when I cut it back?

there is no other bare wire or wires so I guess that’s what you mean?

[Madskp]

BowieRoxy wrote:

Thank you again. just for an idiot guide and to be totally clear, you mean shield are the bare wires that surround the coloured wires inside the cable when I cut it back? there is no other bare wire or wires so I guess that’s what you mean?

That is correct

[BowieRoxy]

Last question, honest… do all of these wires have to be soldered into the plug?

[Madskp]

BowieRoxy wrote:

Last question, honest… do all of these wires have to be soldered into the plug?

If you not gonna use it with a datalink compatible Beomaster the yellow wire is not needed.

The rest is mandatory

[BowieRoxy]

If I get it working I was going to buy a beomaster 2000 to go with it

[Author]

Posts