![]() ![]() I will update if that yields valuable results. I guess I could do a search for the pin layout of that part #. (The 2 unused pins are also labeled: Top Pin 1: D5, Bottom Pin 6: D8) Pin 5: R15 (4th wire on 6-pin side: corresponds to 4th wire on the 4-pin plug) Pin 4: D3 (3rd wire on 6-pin side: corresponds to 2nd wire on the 4-pin plug) Pin 3: D4 (2nd wire on 6-pin side: corresponds to 1st wire on the 4-pin plug) Pin 2: D2 (1st wire on 6-pin side: corresponds to 3rd wire on the 4-pin plug) Thank you in advance!įrom top to bottom (only the middle 4 of the 6 pins are actually used) on MacPro original BT card: Here the labels I've found, in case anyone can decipher them for me/us. ![]() ![]() I really don't understand why they would have done this?! Yes, the 4 wires are actually crossed b/w the two plugs. Also worth noting, the pins in the plug, on the BT card's side, are in a different order than the pins in the plug on the motherboard side. Also, I don't know what the labels stand for. The Pins are labeled on the original Apple BT card, where the connection goes in (6-pin side), but not anywhere on the other end where the 4-pin connects to the motherboard. Can anyone help me answer this so that I don't mess it up when splicing it? Does anyone know the pin line up of the socket this wire plugs into on the motherboard? I'd assume they'd have the same function, but I am not sure if they are in the same order. I don't how to match up the wires/pins from my new BT Module's cable to the port/socket/plug on the motherboard. But, I still need to know how to splice it onto my new BT module's cable. Thank you all for providing the info to help find that! I was originally just going to cut and splice into the factory wire. I found and ordered an appropriate plug based on the answers above. I should have read all the comments and links first before I began commenting! Forgive me, I'm a newb, lol! I apologize for all of my "thinking out loud" posts above while I was trying to figure this all out myself. I am still trying to solve this problem myself. This isn't an answer, but a continuation of the original Question: ![]()
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