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Pinouts For 2000 Dsp Amp
Ok my first question is. Is the DSP amp in a 2000 M5 the same as a 2000 X5? If so these are the pin outs for the connectors on the DSP amp. It would be great if someone could varify that they are the same.
2000 DSP Premium Sound connector information The pinouts for the 15 pin connector are: PIN - CONNECTION 1- Sub 1 + 2- Sub 2 + 3- LH Rear loudspeaker + (Touring LH rear speaker ground) 4- Radio on/antenna signal 5- RH rear loudspeaker + (Touring RH rear +) 6- Sub 4 - 7- Sub 3 - 8- Terminal 30 connects to Fuse 56 9- Sub 1 - 10- Sub 2 - 11- Touring LH rear + 12- Touring RH rear - 13- Sub 4 + 14- Sub 3 + 15- Terminal 31 connects to Ground Point The pinouts for the 18 pin connector are: PIN - CONNECTION 1- Not used 2- Low freq. negative (-) signal - Transceiver/charging electronics 3- Not used 4- Not used 5- I-bus Signal Line - Splice X18344 6- Not used 7- Not used 8- RH front speaker - Connects to Radio 9- LH front speaker - Connects to Radio 10-Not used 11 Low freq. voltage (+) signal - Transceiver/charging electronics 12-Not used 13-Telephone mute signal - Transceiver/charging electronics 14-Not used 15-Telephone ON signal - Transceiver/charging electronics 16-Not used 17-RH front speaker + - Connects to Radio 18-LH front speaker + - Connects to Radio The pinouts for the 26 pin connector are: PIN - CONNECTION 1- LH front woofer + 2- LH front woofer - 3- Not used 4- RH front mid-range - 5- LH front mid-range + 6- Not used 7- Not used 8- Not used 9- RH front mid-range + 10-LH front mid-range - 11-Right rear mid-range speaker/tweeter + 12-RH front tweeter + 13-RH front woofer + 14-LH front tweeter + 15 LH front tweeter - 16-Left rear mid-range speaker/tweeter - 17-Not used 18-Not used 19-Left rear mid-range speaker/tweeter + 20-Not used 21-Not used 22-Not used 23-Not used 24-Right rear mid-range speaker/tweeter - 25-RH front tweeter - 26 RH front woofer - |
If you have a 2000 X5 with DSP you probably have the 15pins connector described in your note
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yea i have all 3 of them i need the 26 pin and just wanted to make sure they were the same wires
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Anybody know ALL the wire colors?
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The wire colors are shown on the circuit diagram view of the WDS. Click the WDS link above, and then find component A18. Unfortunately, the wire colors are not in a format that you can easily cut and past them into a note-- they are part of a graphical image. Also, they are abbreviations of the German words for the colors, so that adds a little more challenge.
Here is a table that translates the German color bbreviations to English color words. BL = Blue BR = Brown GE = Yellow GN = Green GR = Grey OR = Orange RT = Red SW = Black TR = Transparent VI = Violet WS = White |
I cant make anysince out of that WDS haha, i tried printing it and studying it and what not but i just cant figure out whatt its saying.
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