aux input for vdo rd3 radio / cd player tape

Good luck, I think there is a huge change after RC, 1.4 HDI, marriage or something :)

[QUOTE = Serkan] Good luck, after the big change, 1.4 HDI, I think there is a marriage or something:) [/ QUOTE]

This is how it works, the next stage is to skip the segment so that 206 sounds small :)

[QUOTE = Serkan] This is how it works, the next stage is to skip the segment as 206 is small:) [/ QUOTE]

Greetings to everyone. I have tried this before for Aux but I couldn't transmit the sound. I made a mistake in the barrier, but in a different 206+ we conveyed the sound was not very clean. Could it be cable etc.?

[QUOTE = burakbaykal2] Greetings to everyone.I tried this before for aux but I couldn't transfer the sound. I made a mistake in the case, but the different 206+ we conveyed was also not very clean. Could it be cable etc.? [/ QUOTE]

Meanwhile, I found another method. Fingering method. It can be done even if there is no scheme of integration. It may sound strange, but it works:

First remove the tape. Remove the top cap so that the integrations are visible. Now reconnect the tape to the car. With the tape working, gently tap your finger on the integrated legs.

When you touch it, there will be a sound like patpat on the right or left speaker. You will find the inputs that sound right and left by trying. There should be a separate sound from the right and from the left. Then the operations on the first page will be done. This much.

If you want to make a trial without closing the tape:
Play a song with the stereo headphone cable plugged into the mobile phone. Don't be too loud. First connect the chassis of the cable to a metal part of the tape. Carefully touch the other ends of the cable where you find them. (try not to touch other places) It's okay if the sound sounds good.

I did it exactly, it works very well.

Hello there,

I burned the exits, I canceled, the friends made the same sound, then the smell, the sound of the smoke gone, the complete door burned in the columns

[QUOTE = tolike] I burned the exits, I canceled, the friends made the sound of the plug, then the smell of smoke went, the complete door burned in the columns [/ QUOTE]

Just as I looked at it, when it left, smoke came out from the left door.

Greetings, I joined the forum to post a reply to this topic. I am also hose down the hood, sorry. I made the aux cable mentioned here. it was very nice. the friends who will do can reach me if they want help I got in front of the radio amplifier. In other words, when the tape is off, there is no sound. I open any station and turn down the volume, I control the open sound of the music I want from the phone. sizzling etc is almost negligible.

Hello friends, I am a bit of the subject :) I maximus 2016-12-10 19:36:10

Let me holy the subject ..

First of all, let me warn. This application (first message of the subject) IS A WRONG APPLICATION.

Why is that?
Because for aux, you should give it to the input, not the output of the integrated circuit. There is a serial capacitor at the audio input end of the integrated device. This must be taken before the capacitor.

The sound that pops up (which I think, this pops sound out loud), the reason why some of the tape burns, the radio raises it even more because you give more of the sound level that should normally have a certain value at the output (which radio design improves from the integrated according to the sound level adjustments, buffers) .. and ultimately after a while, the smoke comes out of the radio.

Never consider aux applications that reference the output of these integrated circuits on the Internet.

If you want to connect the aux input to the integrated output in the province, it should be ensured that the device (phone, ipad, etc.) you will connect to the aux is very low, and whether the jack is constantly removed (i.e. it is prevented from popping).

The connection method quoted by maximusti from trcitroen.com is correct. (RD3-01 radio for TEA6880h IC)

A hort also from me.

Hello friends.

I made this system by working for a few hours. I made the first try half an hour ago.

I did not want to install a navi-screen, as I did not want to spoil the authenticity of the car. Apparatuses attached to the cd changer input are unnecessarily expensive for me. So I got the tape out and started work.

The sound quality was very good. Even in the last sound, there is no distortion. As everyone says, I get a "pat" sound while the jack is plugged in and out. Now, if I look at the comments that will give the tape a problem soon.

Actually I want to install a system on my vehicle like the link below.

https://m.tr.aliexpress.com/s/item/32781557526.html

Does anyone do this system? Would you recommend?

Hello again,

Friends, "There was a popping sound coming out of tape, smoke came out, the tape burned." I tried to find another solution by disconnecting the circuit that I made from friends who had experience such as.

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In the CD Changer socket that appears in the diagram, I connected the chassis from aux to C18, by pressing the right and left audio cables separately to C19 and C20. The result is good. Aux is healthier than before.

Advantages,
1. Much easier, since it is not necessary to completely remove the tape.
2. It is safer because it is not necessary to deal with circuits.
3. Audio on / off can be done on the control lever of the vehicle.
4. It doesn't make a popping sound when plugging in and out.
5. The first system was running unstable. Sometimes I got the voice, sometimes there was no sound what I did. On this last system, I turn on the radio, get it on CD Changer, listen it smoothly.

Disadvantage,
1. In the first method, the sound is much smoother and more vivid. Even in the last sound, there is no distortion. But when I do, there is a little bottom sound. As you turn up the sound, there is distortion towards the last sound. But still, I think the sound quality is enough.

Now; surely there are those who made this system before. My question is: does this last system have a risk of burning the tape? I don't want to burn the car because of an aux input. 😊 childrenofgrave 2017-04-30 19:14:22

[QUOTE=childrenofgrave]Merhaba yeniden,

Arkadaşlar "Teypten pat pat sesler geldi, duman çıktı, teyp yandı." gibi tecrübe yaşayan arkadaşlardan hareketle yaptığım devreyi söküp başka bir çözüm aradım ve aşağıdaki gibi bir çözüm buldum.

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Şemada görünen CD Changer soketinde C18`e aux`tan gelen şaseyi, C19 ve C20`ye sağ ve sol ses kablolarını ayrı ayrı sıkıştırarak bağladım. Sonuç güzel. Aux eskisine göre daha sağlıklı.

Avantajları,
1. Teybi tamamen sökmek gerekmediğinden çok daha kolay.
2. Devrelerle uğraşmak gerekmediğinden daha güvenli.
3. Aracın kumanda kolundan da telefondan da ses açma kapama yapılabiliyor.
4. Jack`ı takıp çıkarırken pat sesi yapmıyor.
5. İlk sistem kararsız çalışıyordu. Bazen sesi alıyordum bazen ne yapsam ses yoktu. Bu son yaptığım sistemde radyoyu açıyorum, CD Changer`e alıyorum, sorunsuz dinliyorum.

Dezavantajı,
1. İlk yöntemde ses çok daha pürüzsüz ve canlı. Son seste bile bozulma olmuyor. Ama benim yaptığımda az da olsa dip ses var. Sesi açtıkça da son sese doğru bozulma oluyor. Ama yine de ses kalitesi bence yeterli.

Şimdi; bu sistemi de daha önceden yapan vardır mutlaka. Sorum şu: Bu son yaptığım sistemin de teybi yakma gibi bir riski olur mu? Bir aux girişi yüzünden aracı yakmak istemiyorum. 😊[/QUOTE] Teknikerim2017-05-02 09:05:20

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