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Main => Audio/Jukebox/MP3 Forum => Topic started by: roguetel on May 27, 2013, 01:39:18 pm

Title: NSM ESVI IR Reciever
Post by: roguetel on May 27, 2013, 01:39:18 pm
Gentlemen,

Please help with thoughts, ideas or suggestions on my project! I am trying to add a wireless remote utilizing parts I have on hand. I am the proud owner of a NSM ES6 series jukebox.  From what I can find the RC601 is a $150 part easy, I just don't have that in the budget and need to find a workaround for primarily controlling volume, the other features look great, too. This is a home use juke.

There is the capability to add an IR Receiver, and there is a handset 4 conductor style plug on the I/O board , it doesn't look like an RJ11, RJ22 perhaps?

I have an IR bubble receiver (COMCAST DTA) that terminates to a 3.5 audio plug. Can I make this work? Operating schematic shows - (Pin 1 GND, Pin 2 1.5V, Pin 3 SIG, Pin 4 n/u) - I am trying to integrate a Logitech Harmony style remote. I have not seen if remote codes are in the database, yet. Has anyone made their own universal remote work with a NSM ESVI wall mount jukebox?

The 3.5 appears to be a stereo, it has tip and ring, as well as shield. Which in audio would be COM, L, R AUDIO - I guess the TIP will be PWR, RING will be SIG, SHIELD will be GND. I have the means to create a cable with a female 3.5 to RJ22 crimp.

Please help!
Title: Re: NSM ESVI IR Reciever
Post by: ed12 on May 27, 2013, 06:46:02 pm
here
http://na.suzohapp.com/amusement_products/jukebox_audio_equipment&R=16&S=TS&FILTER_NAME=MFG_NAME&FILTER_VALUE=NSM (http://na.suzohapp.com/amusement_products/jukebox_audio_equipment&R=16&S=TS&FILTER_NAME=MFG_NAME&FILTER_VALUE=NSM)

ed
Title: Re: NSM ESVI IR Reciever
Post by: roguetel on May 27, 2013, 06:54:04 pm

lol thanks ed, that is a great idea but I was looking for something a bit more on the DIY and adventurously cheapo scale - but heck, maybe I'll just plug it all up and see for myself and keep my fingers crossed - how much damage could a miswired IR connection possibly cause? :dunno

Definitely still looking for comments from other folks who may have tried something like this.