lmsvvavr
29th July, 2011, 01:21 AM
Hi everyone... I think this will be from the interest of a lot of people... After 9 hours of work I've finally completed the job...
I've looking all over the internet... well maby not all over, but I've sent a couple of hours, but with no joy... Anyway, bottom of line is, I've managed to fit a auxiliary audio in to my Mercedes Audio 10...
Yupy:party: cause my cd player was not reading cd's anymore, well, was very temperamental with burned cd's... but now i can use any mp3 player...
Its a bit late now, to make the tutorial, but I will do it as soon as I have some time, I've been taken picture along, to make it more easy...
This will work on the Audio 10 with the audio processor chip "Philips TAE68880H", it might be possible to do it with other chips, but obviously the pinouts might be diferent...
I will try to make it in PDF, and then just post it to download.
Keep an eye on this thread, soon I will post the tutorial...
I've looking all over the internet... well maby not all over, but I've sent a couple of hours, but with no joy... Anyway, bottom of line is, I've managed to fit a auxiliary audio in to my Mercedes Audio 10...
Yupy:party: cause my cd player was not reading cd's anymore, well, was very temperamental with burned cd's... but now i can use any mp3 player...
Its a bit late now, to make the tutorial, but I will do it as soon as I have some time, I've been taken picture along, to make it more easy...
This will work on the Audio 10 with the audio processor chip "Philips TAE68880H", it might be possible to do it with other chips, but obviously the pinouts might be diferent...
I will try to make it in PDF, and then just post it to download.
Keep an eye on this thread, soon I will post the tutorial...