Tone Arm Wiring for 1964 Tropicana Jukebox

[FLBill]

Hi

     New to this forum. I have a '64 Row AMI Tropicana JBM 200 Jukebox. I would like to know if someone could e-mail me a schematic or otherwise explain the wiring from the needle head down to where the wires are soldered on to the little 7 pin plug which the wiring from, down at the  Amp to  the tone arm plugs into.

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Thank You

Bill

[Generic Eric]

Do you have a manual?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MANUALE-COMPLETO-manual-JUKEBOX-ROWE-AMI-M-TROPICANA-JBM-1964-/171259600294 
In the description, it says its in english

[FLBill]

Hi

        Yes , I have a manual, in fact two,.... a service and a parts  manual. I know that there is a schematic in it, but it is very faded.  I think a more clear schematic might help understand what is going on. 
                     
         There is a seven pin (male) plug which comes from the amp and  plugs into the tone arm. Of the seven pins, I have determined one is not utilized,  leaving 6 pins.  Of the 6 pins, the following seems to be the case for their designations: (The way I have numbered them is not corresponding to the numbering of the actual plug). 

1- R channel center pin of RCA plug down at Amp
2- L channel center pin of RCA plug down at Amp
3- R side shield for wiring
4- L side shield for wiring
5- R side RCA outter connection of RCA plug at Amp
6- L side RCA outter connection  of RCA plug at Amp
 
With the Ohm meter, other than the pins which correspond to the center pins of the RCA plug ,  the rest read out as common. I am checking the pins with both RCA plugs unplugged from the amp.  This would mean that the shields and the RCA outter plug are all common.   

QUESTION:
Does it matter then which of the remaining 4 wires get soldered onto the tone arm side female plug remaining wire tabs, which all seem as common  ? 

Hope I was clear on my description and related question.


Thank You

Bill

[FLBill]

Hey

         Got it all figured out now . Thanks anyway. Physically traced the wires from the AMP up to the tone arm. with the trusty Ohm meter;   followed the cartridge picture pin layout regarding the  L,  R,  LG and RG pin to wire orientation in the manual. Had to re-solder at the base plug    It was an ordeal.  It was wrong. Sounds great now, and out of both sides. 

Bill