real.aussie

Hi,
I'm replacing my defunct Philips DC600/70 radio cassette player.

Does anyone have the wiring or pin-out for the Ford's connector, please?

I tried the12volt.com and installdr.com but no luck. Even Philips does not recognise or acknowledge the model number on their various websites.

There's a single 13-pin socket on the Philips, see second photo, arranged in this way:
+-------+---+-------+
| X X X | X | X X X |
| X X X | nc| X X X |
+-------+---+-------+

I broke open the radio-cassette case (it had security screws) but there was no wiring diagram inside or out.

The radio label says:
: SERIAL NO. 4378377
: FORD 91DA-18B865-AB
: PHILIPS - MADE IN SINGAPORE
: SV 009246
: MODEL NO: DC600/70
and then stuff about frequencies, etc.
Thanks in Advance,
Alf Lacis -- Minimalist Web Site - http://au.geocities.com/lacis_alfredo/

real.aussie

You can find a wiring diagram here:
Discontinued & Hard-to-Find Documentation

Or direct to scanned page:
http://au.geocities.com/lacis_alfred...ring/dc600.png

philmartin

Hi Did you have any luck with the answer to your quetsion? I have the same problem. Cheers

philmartin

Please let me know if you found a solution. I have the same problem.

Aussiblue

Left to right back row first:

Battery Power green/yellow wire
RH door speaker grey/blue wire
LH Door Speaker black wire
ground Black wire
LH Rear speaker pink black wire
LH door speaker orange green wire
LH Rear Speaker pink Green wire
power blue white wire
radio on indicator (power aerial) red blue wire
RH rear speaker blue black wire
rear lamps (illumination) brown wire
RH door grey green wire
RH rear blue red wire

Second colour being the trace line.

I don't know the polarity of the speaker wires but a check in the boot of the coloured and polarity of the speaker connections should solve that.

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Regards Blue

real.aussie

Hi, folks,

Just an update to the site location for this (Geocities was shut down a couple of years ago). It's now at:

Discontinued & Hard-to-Find Documentation

or direct to the scanned page here:

http://www.alfredo4570.net/pix/radio_wiring/dc600.png

Alf

Bert

Good find. Thanks for the update.

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Bert