Eumig S 709: Speaker connector

[Rafael Yanez]

Hi everyone,

I've got an Eumig S 709 projector. I'm scanning my movies with a Somikon scanner and I want to extract the audio directly from my Eumig projector. The problem is that I don't have the original speaker and I don't know what kind of connector is used. It's similar to a dot dash connector (see photo) but I've never seen this connector before. Could someone tell me the name of the connector and if exists a converter to jack?. The projector has another two audio connectors (din 5), but both of them are line-in audio.

Also it has another connector, similar to a jack connector, but I don't know if it is an output audio.

Speaker connector:


Jack output connector?:


Thanks in advance.

[Ty Reynolds]

Steve Osborne at The Reel Image has the Eumig speaker to RCA jack for $10.00.

[Brian Fretwell]

The top one (Dot Dash) is a DIN (German industry standard) loudspeaker socket, the loudspeaker symbol is below it, so would really be for a 4 ohm load. I have no idea what the other one is or what the symbol next to it is.

Someone else here should know.

[Joseph Banfield]

The other jack is for high impedance headphones (2,000 ohms or higher).

[Maurice Leakey]

1) The high impendence output jack is 3.5mm.
2) Speaker output is 2-6 watts, 4-8 ohm.
3) Click below to see a DIN speaker plug.

2 Pin DIN Hi-Fi Speaker Plug Cable Audio Connector PACK of 2 - Screw Connections | eBay

[Rafael Yanez]

The top one (Dot Dash) is a DIN (German industry standard) loudspeaker socket, the loudspeaker symbol is below it, so would really be for a 4 ohm load. I have no idea what the other one is or what the symbol next to it is.

Someone else here should know.

I'm not sure but Dot Dash is a 2-pin connector, isn't it? This looks like a 3-pin connector.

[Rafael Yanez]

1) The high impendence output jack is 3.5mm.
2) Speaker output is 2-6 watts, 4-8 ohm.
3) Click below to see a DIN speaker plug.

2 Pin DIN Hi-Fi Speaker Plug Cable Audio Connector PACK of 2 - Screw Connections | eBay

Thanks Maurice. I think the projector connector is a kind of 3-pin connector.

[Maurice Leakey]

Rafael
I may be mistaken, but I believe that the 2-pin speaker plug can be inserted either way up.
In one position it cuts out the internal speaker. In the other position it does not.

[Rafael Yanez]

Thank you Maurice. I'll try it with a dot dash connector.