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Introduction

Step 1

              Get the equipment
  • equip yourself with a multimeter as well as a Scart Male / 3RCA cable

equip yourself with a multimeter as well as a Scart Male / 3RCA cable

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Step 2

              Connections
  • Connect the black wire to the COM terminal of the multimeter and the red wire to the V Ω terminal corresponding to the Voltage (V), the resistance (Ω).

Connect the black wire to the COM terminal of the multimeter and the red wire to the V Ω terminal corresponding to the Voltage (V), the resistance (Ω).

Step 3

              setting
  • Set the multimeter to the sound symbol signifying the continuity test and you should see a sound symbol appear on the screen

Set the multimeter to the sound symbol signifying the continuity test and you should see a sound symbol appear on the screen

Step 4

  • Using the table, locate which signal corresponds to each pin then place the red terminal on the chosen pin on the socket then place the black terminal on the pins of each RCA plug simultaneously

Using the table, locate which signal corresponds to each pin then place the red terminal on the chosen pin on the socket then place the black terminal on the pins of each RCA plug simultaneously

Step 5

              Results
    1. Multimeter rings = pin chosen by the two terminals matched
    1. Multimeter does not ring = change the terminal on the scart plug and if none rings then the cable is damaged
  • You can now know which pins correspond to which signal

  1. Multimeter rings = pin chosen by the two terminals matched

  2. Multimeter does not ring = change the terminal on the scart plug and if none rings then the cable is damaged

You can now know which pins correspond to which signal

To reassemble your device, follow the instructions in reverse order.

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