Hi all !
I would like to know if there is a special accessory that connects to the back of my radio-cd (it is a Clarion RD3 factory installed unit) and offers auxiliary input (RCA or jack plug). I need this to connect my external mp3 player in the car. Any help via email or icq message would be very much appreciated !!
Auxiliary input for radio-CD Clarion RD3
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markfc
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actually if it's the default 2002 headunit like mine then yes you can, there are two phono sockets at the back of the player meant for the line in for a cd changer, use can use these but you need to fool the player in to thinking that the headunit has a cd changer installed so that you can swap the source over. this can be accomplished by use of a small resistor placed correctly in the cd-in> jack.
I will get some photos tonight.
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nav206gti
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I have found this in a french group:
http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... uage_tools
I don't know if it helps.
If any one knows the resistor value, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'd love to get my portable MD working with the standard headunit (RD3). I would not only make my day it would make my month
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http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... uage_tools
I don't know if it helps.
If any one knows the resistor value, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'd love to get my portable MD working with the standard headunit (RD3). I would not only make my day it would make my month
-nav
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vpapanik
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OH PLEASE DO !!! I am dying to connect my MP3 Jukebox !! 
If you can also contact me at billy@ee.auth.gr
I REALLY appreciate your help, honestly !
If you can also contact me at billy@ee.auth.gr
I REALLY appreciate your help, honestly !
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vpapanik
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Saw the french site...
If I have understood well, from the pinout picture, you
connect Left signal to Pin 19, Right signal to Pin 20 and
Ground to Pin 18. Am I right ?
My question is HOW you fool the player to recognize the
non-existing changer. Somebody said that you have to
short circuit two other pins with a resistor. Which two pins
and what resistor value ??
If somebody can answer or mail me I would be really
grateful !!!
Thanks
If I have understood well, from the pinout picture, you
connect Left signal to Pin 19, Right signal to Pin 20 and
Ground to Pin 18. Am I right ?
My question is HOW you fool the player to recognize the
non-existing changer. Somebody said that you have to
short circuit two other pins with a resistor. Which two pins
and what resistor value ??
If somebody can answer or mail me I would be really
grateful !!!
Thanks
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vpapanik
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It seems that the answer is to put a resistor between pins
15 (CDChanger ground) and 16 (CDChanger + permanent)
so that a current flow is simulated. I read in a french site that
the resistance of the CD changed unit is 60 Ohms.
I have not tested the whole thing yet, because I am not
an electronics expert and I don't want to do something wrong.
Is anyone on this forum who really KNOWS about these things
or had tried something ? Please let the world know !!!!
Thanks!
Vassilis
15 (CDChanger ground) and 16 (CDChanger + permanent)
so that a current flow is simulated. I read in a french site that
the resistance of the CD changed unit is 60 Ohms.
I have not tested the whole thing yet, because I am not
an electronics expert and I don't want to do something wrong.
Is anyone on this forum who really KNOWS about these things
or had tried something ? Please let the world know !!!!
Thanks!
Vassilis
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Alex LS
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Somebody donate a CD changer to me and I'll get the answer for you 
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