5 pin din on rear panel marked tape/phono. Is this a tape output and phono
input? Anyone got a pinout? Is the pushbutton selector marked with a circle
and line to listen to phono input? Is this high or low level input? Is there
a better newsgroup to post these questions? Am I even close?

"glathrem" wrote in message
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5 pin din on rear panel marked tape/phono. Is this a tape output and phono
input? Anyone got a pinout? Is the pushbutton selector marked with a circle
and line to listen to phono input? Is this high or low level input? Is
there a better newsgroup to post these questions? Am I even close?

If typical of Grundig, the socket is a tape out and phono/tape input. Phono
input is high level (ceramic cartridge). This link should help you figure
out the pins you need to use:

http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_DinAudio.html

Thanks, I do get hum when I touch pins 1 and 4 so that diagram should be
correct. Confusing cause those are stereo inputs/outputs and its not a
stereo radio!


"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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"glathrem" wrote in message
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5 pin din on rear panel marked tape/phono. Is this a tape output and phono
input? Anyone got a pinout? Is the pushbutton selector marked with a
circle and line to listen to phono input? Is this high or low level input?
Is there a better newsgroup to post these questions? Am I even close?

If typical of Grundig, the socket is a tape out and phono/tape input.
Phono input is high level (ceramic cartridge). This link should help you
figure out the pins you need to use:

http://www.gamesx.com/hwb/co_DinAudio.html

It's for using your radios amplifier/controls/speaker(s) to play back
the signal from an external Tape/Phono player.

You can check more info he
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/grundig_satellit/

Greetings,
Knut Otterbeck

"glathrem" skrev i melding
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5 pin din on rear panel marked tape/phono. Is this a tape output and phono
input? Anyone got a pinout? Is the pushbutton selector marked with a circle
and line to listen to phono input? Is this high or low level input? Is
there a better newsgroup to post these questions? Am I even close?