Looking for the pinout for 3 pin POWER connector on a Hitachi C1 camera.

I've Google'd, Yahoo'd 'til the cows came home. Can't find a thing.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

Have you contacted Hitachi? Most likely you will have to buy the service
manual.

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Jerry G.
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"Joe Schmoe" wrote in message
news Looking for the pinout for 3 pin POWER connector on a Hitachi C1 camera.

I've Google'd, Yahoo'd 'til the cows came home. Can't find a thing.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

They won't sell one to me nor will they help.

On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 00:44:11 -0500, Jerry G. wrote:

Have you contacted Hitachi? Most likely you will have to buy the service
manual.

Try asking over at rec.video.production, there are alot of pros there
that might know that one.
I'm assuming you don't actually have the cable?
If you can get your hands on a cable and power supply you can reverse
check it.( testing each set of pins on the camera end of the cable
until you find the hot and ground.)
How many pins is the connector on the camera? (10pin , 12 pin etc..)
Give me that and I'll go through my books and see if I can cross it.
If you are adept at repair work you could open up the back case and
check the leads off the connector. They should be color coded, hot
will be red and ground is usually black.
Just visually look for one going to the near edge of the board, this
will usually be the ground, sometines the hot.(there should be a + or
- on the board to indicate which.) just trace down each to get your
power connections.

Thanks. I'll add that group and give it a try.

I just have the camera. Reverse checking would be simple otherwise. It's a
3pin connector.


On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 20:14:04 -0600, none wrote:

Try asking over at rec.video.production, there are alot of pros there that
might know that one.
I'm assuming you don't actually have the cable? If you can get your hands
on a cable and power supply you can reverse check it.( testing each set of
pins on the camera end of the cable until you find the hot and ground.)
How many pins is the connector on the camera? (10pin , 12 pin etc..) Give
me that and I'll go through my books and see if I can cross it. If you are
adept at repair work you could open up the back case and check the leads
off the connector. They should be color coded, hot will be red and ground
is usually black. Just visually look for one going to the near edge of the
board, this will usually be the ground, sometines the hot.(there should be
a + or - on the board to indicate which.) just trace down each to get your
power connections.