M migadrenaline Enthusiast Mar 11, 2012 16 0 1 Jan 30, 2015 #1 ....Hi guys! I've made this thread: http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/cambridge-fps1600-volume-control.93366/ You may eliminate it - I've written to much instead of going straight to THE POINT: DON'T HAVE THE Cambridge FPS1600 Wired Volume Remote (wich conects to the PA - i.e. Subwoofer) WHERE CAN I GET IT? I have this schematic for "DTT2200 Cambridge Soundwork" - are they all different or should I ""waste" my time trying it because the "intel" I'm looking for is very hard to get? - (the conector is equal to FPS1600 - exactly like a Mouse/Keyboard PS2 conector) (https://www.dropbox.com/s/l1fkspy4tms3sun/DTT2200 Creative Cambridge Soundworks..jpg?dl=0)
....Hi guys! I've made this thread: http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/cambridge-fps1600-volume-control.93366/ You may eliminate it - I've written to much instead of going straight to THE POINT: DON'T HAVE THE Cambridge FPS1600 Wired Volume Remote (wich conects to the PA - i.e. Subwoofer) WHERE CAN I GET IT? I have this schematic for "DTT2200 Cambridge Soundwork" - are they all different or should I ""waste" my time trying it because the "intel" I'm looking for is very hard to get? - (the conector is equal to FPS1600 - exactly like a Mouse/Keyboard PS2 conector) (https://www.dropbox.com/s/l1fkspy4tms3sun/DTT2200 Creative Cambridge Soundworks..jpg?dl=0)
M migadrenaline Enthusiast Mar 11, 2012 16 0 1 Feb 24, 2015 #2 For DTT2200 having the schematic and since these potentiometers are so easy to find.... you just have to replace them... even so if you don't want to replace it I gave the ewuivalent schematic without it (having volume at 50% and balance at 50/50)....but that's gonna be more troublesome than just replacing the potentiometer - it's only good for those that simply don't have the remote) For FPS1600 there's no need to have all this trouble it's just to cojnnect (short-circuit pins 3,4 and 6 as showned in image) http://s18.postimg.org/gf0252rjt/Cambridge_DTT2200_FPS1600_NO_REMOTE_SOLUTION.jpg
For DTT2200 having the schematic and since these potentiometers are so easy to find.... you just have to replace them... even so if you don't want to replace it I gave the ewuivalent schematic without it (having volume at 50% and balance at 50/50)....but that's gonna be more troublesome than just replacing the potentiometer - it's only good for those that simply don't have the remote) For FPS1600 there's no need to have all this trouble it's just to cojnnect (short-circuit pins 3,4 and 6 as showned in image) http://s18.postimg.org/gf0252rjt/Cambridge_DTT2200_FPS1600_NO_REMOTE_SOLUTION.jpg
M Mastermindiz Audiophyte Aug 2, 2015 1 0 1 53 Aug 2, 2015 #3 Hello. I lost the wired volume control when i moved home. My subwoofet is Cambridge FPS2000. Is there a way to bypass the remonte control volume and balance?
Hello. I lost the wired volume control when i moved home. My subwoofet is Cambridge FPS2000. Is there a way to bypass the remonte control volume and balance?
A AdzDublin Audiophyte Sep 29, 2015 1 0 1 45 Sep 29, 2015 #4 Mastermindiz said: Hello. I lost the wired volume control when i moved home. My subwoofet is Cambridge FPS2000. Is there a way to bypass the remonte control volume and balance? Click to expand... Hi, I have the Cambridge sound works wired controller in black for sale where are you located and can arrange a price and payment through PayPal if interested? Let.me know thanks. Adz
Mastermindiz said: Hello. I lost the wired volume control when i moved home. My subwoofet is Cambridge FPS2000. Is there a way to bypass the remonte control volume and balance? Click to expand... Hi, I have the Cambridge sound works wired controller in black for sale where are you located and can arrange a price and payment through PayPal if interested? Let.me know thanks. Adz
C CFCNotBummer Audiophyte Feb 22, 2016 1 0 1 63 Feb 22, 2016 #5 Hey Y'all Im looking for a Volume controller for the cambridge soundworks desk top theater dtt2200, Can any one help me out??
Hey Y'all Im looking for a Volume controller for the cambridge soundworks desk top theater dtt2200, Can any one help me out??
D Deniz Gurtin Audiophyte May 6, 2016 1 0 1 72 May 6, 2016 #6 CFCNotBummer said: Hey Y'all Im looking for a Volume controller for the cambridge soundworks desk top theater dtt2200, Can any one help me out?? Click to expand... Hey friend, Have you had any luck? I am also looking for a volume controller for DTT2200 and it is looking pretty impossible. Please help
CFCNotBummer said: Hey Y'all Im looking for a Volume controller for the cambridge soundworks desk top theater dtt2200, Can any one help me out?? Click to expand... Hey friend, Have you had any luck? I am also looking for a volume controller for DTT2200 and it is looking pretty impossible. Please help
M migadrenaline Enthusiast Mar 11, 2012 16 0 1 May 8, 2016 #7 Deniz Gurtin said: Hey friend, Have you had any luck? I am also looking for a volume controller for DTT2200 and it is looking pretty impossible. Please help Click to expand... ....Sorry bro... I think that the solution is not the same - I've started this thread searching for the FPS 1600 MY SOLUTION AFTER "reading" the circuit (no ..I couldn't find a shcematic) FOR THE FPS 1600 was to short circuit pins 3, 4, and 6 of the (female) conector at the subwoofer itself - (i'll place a picture) this allowed me not to control de volume (of course) but to have the amp working at full (perfect..because like that I only have to control the volume at the input like any computer MP3 etc etc does here's the pic:
Deniz Gurtin said: Hey friend, Have you had any luck? I am also looking for a volume controller for DTT2200 and it is looking pretty impossible. Please help Click to expand... ....Sorry bro... I think that the solution is not the same - I've started this thread searching for the FPS 1600 MY SOLUTION AFTER "reading" the circuit (no ..I couldn't find a shcematic) FOR THE FPS 1600 was to short circuit pins 3, 4, and 6 of the (female) conector at the subwoofer itself - (i'll place a picture) this allowed me not to control de volume (of course) but to have the amp working at full (perfect..because like that I only have to control the volume at the input like any computer MP3 etc etc does here's the pic:
M migadrenaline Enthusiast Mar 11, 2012 16 0 1 May 20, 2016 #8 SOLUTION FOR THOSE WHO DON'T HAVE THE REMOTE CONTROL (Volume etc control) FOR THE CAMBRIDGE FPS1600 SoundSystem: JUST SHOT-CIRCUIT PINS 3, 4, and 6 AT THE SUBWOOFER! IF THE IMAGES ONCE AGAIN "DIE" AFTER SOME TIME READ THIS (with attention) and you'll be able to know what to do: These 3,4 and 6 numbers ARE NOT Arbitrary - the conector at the subwoofer is a PS/2 connector so the numbers are from one of those... it follows the link of a Pinouts website refering to a PS/2 Mouse - Ignore the funcions... what matters is the numbers (pinout) wich you can fund at the UPPER-LEFT corner of the page regarding FEMALE PS/2 CONNECTOR: http://pinouts.ru/Inputs/PS2Mouse_pinout.shtml EVEN SO HERE'S THE SHCEMATIC I've drawed for you guys: http://s32.postimg.org/g0k9efipx/Cambridge_FPS1600_No_Remote_SOLUTION.jpg picture share
SOLUTION FOR THOSE WHO DON'T HAVE THE REMOTE CONTROL (Volume etc control) FOR THE CAMBRIDGE FPS1600 SoundSystem: JUST SHOT-CIRCUIT PINS 3, 4, and 6 AT THE SUBWOOFER! IF THE IMAGES ONCE AGAIN "DIE" AFTER SOME TIME READ THIS (with attention) and you'll be able to know what to do: These 3,4 and 6 numbers ARE NOT Arbitrary - the conector at the subwoofer is a PS/2 connector so the numbers are from one of those... it follows the link of a Pinouts website refering to a PS/2 Mouse - Ignore the funcions... what matters is the numbers (pinout) wich you can fund at the UPPER-LEFT corner of the page regarding FEMALE PS/2 CONNECTOR: http://pinouts.ru/Inputs/PS2Mouse_pinout.shtml EVEN SO HERE'S THE SHCEMATIC I've drawed for you guys: http://s32.postimg.org/g0k9efipx/Cambridge_FPS1600_No_Remote_SOLUTION.jpg picture share
M migadrenaline Enthusiast Mar 11, 2012 16 0 1 May 20, 2016 #9 I'll try to upoad the scehamtic here as well: Attachments Cambridge-FPS1600_NoRemote_SOLUTION.jpg 161.7 KB · Views: 8,330