Hi.
Me need the pinout of AJ9850A from1997 Xk8.
Just the main connector have free pins (without wires) and I think why the socket have 20 pins and connector have only 12 wires.
May be rest pins have the output of preamplifaer, sub-woofer, etc ???

 

Maybe a mod can move this to the right forum -- this is the subforum for the generation of XKs after the XK8.

 

I think you'll find the information you're looking for in this manual:

http://www.jagrepair.com/images/Auto.../jagxk1997.pdf

 

No. Have not the pinout for AJ9850A main connector.

 

Have a look at Fig. 16.2: "Standard In-Car Entertainment – Coupe" or Fig. 16.3 "Premium In-Car Entertainment"

 

Tell me please - where is the contacts of Audio IN. Just I want to connect mp3 player.

 

Ah, I can't see any information on external audio input. However, if you want to connect an MP3 player via 3.5" jack or USB, the best way is the Audio Connectivity Module (part no. CSP 16491), which can be retrofitted to your 2007 XK.

 

Welcome to the forum Ruslan-aka,

I've moved your question from XK/XKR 2006 - Onwards to XK8/XKR 1996-2006 forum. Members here with the same model will be able to help.

Please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.

Graham

 

Oops, really sorry Ruslan-aka, got myself confused (must be getting senile).

The Audio Connectivity Module is for the later model XK, so won't work for your car. The way I connected an iPod in my old XK8 was via a cassette adapter like this:

CAR AUDIO TAPE CASSETTE ADAPTER IPHONE IPOD MP3 CD RADIO NANO 3.5mm JACK AUX | eBay

 

Ok. I'll try it. But on this way we can not to see the folders list on the screen.

 

I asked - I answered.


AJ9850A Connectors pinout description.

Old login banned. Wrote in support.

 

Tested - very bad quality of the sound.
Regards, Rus.

 

Mine was OK, but was a Sony model from back in the days of Discmans, so may have been better quality. One important thing is that the magnetic head on the adapter needs to be properly lined up with the play head on the cassette unit; perhaps modern cheap ones are not so well-aligned.

 

Yes, I already guessed the alignment.
But I think it would be better to replace our standard Cd-changer by DVD-changer with AUX-in, USB, mp3, mp4 and so on.
Does anyone know which DVD-changer models will be compatible with our head unit AJ9850A with Ai-NET?