[TechAssist] Re: RCA DVD DRC212n s-Video/Coaxial Jack
- From: Jim Myers <jr.myers@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2004 11:54:23 -0500
Just a quick look and these two do have different mounting to the PC
board so if you could fax a sketch I'll look closer and see if one may
work. also the spacing between the s video and the RCA jack could be
different.
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Since 1972
Jim Myers
Telrad Electronics
Fort Wayne, Indiana
peggs wrote:
> You've got one that's close,although the screw hole for this one is
> actually on top,above the coaxial/orange/RCA jack.
> Of the ones you have,the one with the screw hole on the right would work
> the best,as THIS jack is the furtherest to the right(off all the jacks).
> I'm not sure of the PCB mounting pins of your OR mine.
> I guess I need to pull mine out
> thanks
>
> Peggs
>
> At 08:59 AM 9/9/04, Jim Myers wrote:
>
>>Ah, so the S video and the coax jack are molded in the same block of
>>plastic, right? Is the orange coax jack a standard RCA jack? I do have
>>two junk DVD players with S video on bottom and a YELLOW RCA jack on
>>top, one has a screw hole on the right and the other has a screw hole on
>>the left. Does this sound like anything you may be able to use?
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>>Since 1972
>>Jim Myers
>>Telrad Electronics
>>Fort Wayne, Indiana
>>
>>
>>peggs wrote:
>>
>>>As I said in My post,this S-Video Jack is part of an 'assembly'
>>
>>consisting also
>>
>>>of the Coaxial(digital/orange) jack.The S-Video Jack is not seperate from
>>>the others.
>>>
>>>What I didn't mention, is that the Coaxial Jack is on top of the
>>
>>S-video Jack.
>>
>>>This is similar to the A/V jacks stacked on top of each other,
>>>Yellow
>>>White
>>>Red
>>>
>>>this one is
>>>Orange
>>>S-Video
>>>
>>>Peggs
>>>
>>>
>>>At 08:09 AM 9/9/04, Jim Myers wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>That S Video jack is pretty much standard and almost all if not all DVD
>>>>players have one. Did you look at your junk pile? If you don't have a
>>>>junk pile I could send you MY junk pile! Or I could pull a S video jack
>>>>and send it to you.
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>>
>>>>Since 1972
>>>>Jim Myers
>>>>Telrad Electronics
>>>>Fort Wayne, Indiana
>>>>
>>>>peggs wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>This thing has a pin broken off inside the S-Video Jack.
>>>>>Turns out the S-Video Jack and the Coaxial(digital) Jack are in an
>>>>
>>>>assembly
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>together.
>>>>>The Remote Control is the only part offered for this unit(per Tritronics).
>>>>>Does anyone have a junker,or a 'technique' for removing this pin ?
>>>>>It doesn't look like the Jack will come apart.Can't get to the pin from
>>>>
>>>>the
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>back of the
>>>>>jack,and any digging with a dental tool will probably ruin the Jack(looks
>>>>>like the customer has tried that).
>>>>>
>>>>>Simple repair but no parts available.
>>>>>This should be illegal.....
>>>>>
>>>>>Peggs
>>>>>Peggs' Electronics
>>>>>1519 West 2nd Street
>>>>>Owensboro,KY 42301
>>>>>270-926-4968
>>>>>fax 270-686-7399
>>>>>peggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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