Difference programming cable cs44 and cs44 phonak type

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#22

My measurements were careful. I will look for another extension with 6 wires.

#23

Since you are only really using 4 of the wires the extra 1 or 2 wire(s) you mentioned are not active in use anyway. Assume the cable is staight-through (wires are simply connected pin-to-pin), just leave the extra wires connected as they came but reverse the two wires (pins 3 & 4) that you mentioned.

#24

With only four wires you would need those 4 wires connected to pins 1, 2, 3, 4. One of the four wires was connected to pin 5. The result is that pin-2 has no connectivity.

Sorry, the picture was lost.

#25

My email says that another successful set of extensions were made by a guy from Croatia.

#26

I ordered another Mini-DIN 6-pin extension cable from EBay. Paid only $1.59 total. Though it’s another 4-wire extension with no wire for pin-2. Darn!

Can someone give me an EBay (or other) source for a 6-wire extension?

#27

These are sources for 6-pin Mini-DIN male/female connectors that you could use. You would just wire up your own adapters.

http://www.cablestogo.com/product_list.asp?cat_id=138&gclid=CPWBrpq97KECFRY75QodSWZnJw&cm_mmc=AdWords--Connectors--mini%20din%20connector2_3901396791--mini-din%20connectors_Broad|-|100000000000000158260&cm_guid=1--100000000000000158260--3901396791

http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/parts/dinconn.html

http://onlinecatalog.digikey.com/WebProject.asp?CodeId=7.2.0.17&BookCode=dey09flx&PageLabel=445

<CITE>www.mouser.com/catalog/637/1304.pdf</CITE>

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CCMQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mouser.com%2Fcatalog%2F637%2F1304.pdf&rct=j&q=mouser+Mini-DIN&ei=zFj7S8WcHoT58AaMuMz6Ag&usg=AFQjCNEinneigyXhrom2MyS94vAhf3mbiA

#28

I would prefer to start with a 6-wire, 6-pin extension that already has wires connected to each pin. We already have two successful projects with these. All I need is to know where to obtain one.

If no one has a source then I guess I could I could take my multimeter to a local computer store and test the connectivity of pins 1-4 on the stock of Mini-DIN 6-pin extension cables.

#29

This manufacturer specifies the connections. It’s a coiled version but a call to them may locate what you are looking for.

http://boxstr.net/files/6512938_8apyr/KC-300143[1].pdf

#30

for those who wondering where I got it it is this same one http://cgi.ebay.com/6FT-PS-2-MALE-FEMALE-KEYBOARD-EXTENSION-CABLE-/200474062290?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ead2f6dd2#ht_2582wt_902

or e_bay seller id : pcmicrostore , search for keyboard extension cable

Good luck, and also I have a pair of oticon #3 cables (aprox 5ft long) for sale… asking $65+S&H if someone is interested. PM me.

#31

I ordered 2 cables from pcmicrostore. Thanks to all.

#32

Success!! If you want to see pictures of my project to make a DIY CS44A Phonak programming cable, Click -> HERE

#33

Hi Revolter. There seems to be a contradiction in your instructions.

The write up states that pins 3 & 4 of the DIN are essentially swapped in order to change from a CS44 to CS44A cable. However, looking at the wiring diagrams (last 2 photos) it indicates that pins 2 & 3 of the DIN are swapped.

Which is it?

#34

Swap 3 & 4… Click -> HERE

#35

Thank you for the clarification, pvc

#36

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#37

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