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This is the DIN plug.
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Thanks for the reply. Here's what it looks like without the cap - I think it's a DIN-7, but hard to tell.
![]() (And sorry for the 35 years' of filth) FWIW, I saw a thread on a VW board about someone who created a 3.5mm mp3 to DIN connector with an inline switch that bridges the correct terminals to make the radio function normally. That would be ideal for me. I'm checking with the guy who advertised on TheSamba as well as these guys... |
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Thanks for the reply. Here's what it looks like without the cap - I think it's a DIN-7, but hard to tell. Mono = 6-pin Stereo = 7-pin Some Blaupunkts may also have a second DIN type connector used for auxiliary function. FWIW, I saw a thread on a VW board about someone who created a 3.5mm mp3 to DIN connector with an inline switch that bridges the correct terminals to make the radio function normally. That would be ideal for me. That's what I made, works like a charm. |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,827 Joined: 2-September 09 From: Fairfax, VA Member No.: 10,752 Region Association: MidAtlantic Region ![]() ![]() |
FWIW, I saw a thread on a VW board about someone who created a 3.5mm mp3 to DIN connector with an inline switch that bridges the correct terminals to make the radio function normally. That would be ideal for me. That's what I made, works like a charm. Duh, my bad. I totally missed that in your post. |
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