JP1 Remotes

jsarella · Joined: 03 Jul 2008 Posts: 2

Hello, I have an URC-8910 remote, I just recently bought a Pioneer DVD player and would like to use the region free code, but it seems my modem has been damaged, practically since i got the remote. I always heard the rattling sound, and I kinda opened it up today, only to find pieces of glue loose inside the remote. Upon closer inspection one of the pieces of glue had two wires embedded in it which came from the voice coil looking thing, which in my guess is the modem. Does anyone on here have any tips as to how I should solder this back on? there are two contacts on the remote, so does anyone know which I should solder the voice coil onto? Also, does anyone on here have any idea why this thing only has one wire? I though there were supposed to be 2.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, and if you have any tips or suggestions or even pics, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for any help rendered.

kupakai · Joined: 29 Sep 2006 Posts: 283 Location: New York

Did you read this thread? It might be of some help.

The Robman · Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 9:13 am Post subject:

The coil has one long wire on it (coiled around the plastic spool) but that wire has two ends, hence the two connections on the PCB. If you're only seeing one wire, it just means that the other one has not emerged from the coil, so you'll need to dig it out.

Once you have both wires, there is a little cut-away in the spool where the wires are supposed to feed through. Put the wires in this cutaway and then position the spool on the PCB (there are two spikes in the spool and two matching holes in the PCB). Then solder the wires onto the PCB spots. Then use hot glue to hold the spool in place.

Of course, a much better idea would be to just get a JP1 cable, which would render the modem not needed.
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jsarella · Joined: 03 Jul 2008 Posts: 2

Thanks for the tips, I was looking at the coil, and it sems to only have one wire, am i supposed to look for both ends of the wire or is thta single wire supposed to have 2 parts?

The Robman · Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:10 am Post subject:

Every wire has two ends, and the wire on the coil is no exception. When the coil was originally installed, the two ends would have been soldered to the PCB, so it's just a question of you finding the other end.
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