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av input question

By dashtwo · Feb 03, 2009in General💬 7 posts👁️ 1,228 views
Posted Feb 03, 2009 · 18:29 UTC#1

does anyone know if this will work as an A/V input for the front of the 700?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Camcorder-3-5MM-RCA ... 0151175406

i saw something in the manual about the ground position on the pioneer cable but i don't know the layout of this plug (standard camcorder). thanks for any comments.

Posted Feb 06, 2009 · 20:29 UTC#2

it look like it may work, but I'd compare it to Pioneer's own one - there are closeup pictures of it on Pioneers website at

 

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/ ... es/CD-RM10

 

Are you hooking up a video game console?

Posted Feb 06, 2009 · 21:39 UTC#3

i know the layout of the pioneer cable (it is in the installation manual) i just don't know the layout (basically ground position) of the eBay plug. it is supposed to be standard camcorder layout (which i don't know either). so i just wondered if anyone had tried a plug like this and what the results were. thanks

Posted Feb 06, 2009 · 21:47 UTC#4
i know the layout of the pioneer cable (it is in the installation manual) i just don't know the layout (basically ground position) of the eBay plug. it is supposed to be standard camcorder layout (which i don't know either). so i just wondered if anyone had tried a plug like this and what the results were. thanks

The issue is that "standard camcorder layout" isn't standard, there are at least 2 significantly different pinouts that are common out there.

 

Ground, LF, RT, and VID all need to be in the correct places.

Posted Feb 06, 2009 · 21:56 UTC#5

thanks dianebrat,

i am discovering that there are two major "standards" Sony and panasonic, neither of which matches the pioneer av cable. of course they do this on purpose but i was hoping to get by with this little plug, stowing it in the ashtray or such. i wonder how hard it would be to take apart and reposition the pinout.

Posted Feb 07, 2009 · 05:58 UTC#6

i bought the cheapest cable i could find.. $2. and hacked it up , cut and splice, and electrical tape... works like a charm qith my front av input

Posted Mar 16, 2009 · 16:39 UTC#7

for anyone who cares i went ahead and bought this and it works great. Because of the way it is pinned out, you have to switch the red and yellow (video) rca cables that you plug in to the adapter. This is a handy little thing to keep in the glove box for a quick plug in.