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Sony P32 Stereo Jack Modification

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Parts required

P32 camera

Hagshouse shutter assembly

3 wire stereo plug kit

Black tape

This to me is a difficult mod it does have a very neat and clean finish when completed but

believe a mod better left to those with a higher skill level

.

Just a reminder BFoutdoors assumes no responsibility to any damage that can occur when this

modification is attempt. Also as always modification of commercial products is done at your

own risk. Use extreme caution since high voltage exists within these units.

Remove these 4 screws

You can start by removing the tape off the cameras back ribbon then lift the black latch this is

very fragile and will pop up if you just work it up gently and carefully damaging this will ruin

the cameras main board so proceed with caution

The use tweezers to pull the flat ribbon show on the top left and also to unplug the shutter covers

motor

Next you can now remove the whole main board assembly with the shutter /power button all in

one piece There are snaps on each corned of the camera

Now comes the most difficult or maybe the most important step use a small sanding drum on

my dremmel tool and carefully grind out the material needed to allow the stereo plug to fit.

Next you need to get the stereo plug prepared with the long leg at the bottom solder the Blue

wire to the long leg the white or shutter to the left leg and the red or power to the right leg. Care

must be taken that too much heat isn’t applied as it can melt the inner contacts of the plug.

solder the wire on close to the base and then trim off the excess metal contacts.

Next install the stereo plug there is some blue material that needs to be removed on the inside

to get the stereo plug in far enough

Now route the wires up and back behind the stereo plug and put the circuit board back in place

Reattach the ribbons and shutter door plug.

Marking the shutter assembly alignment pads is very important as this is where many new

builders have troubles.

Also tin the solder pads of the shutter assembly before it are anywhere near the cameras circuit

board many cameras are lost due to a drip of hot solder on the main board.

To remove the cable from the shutter power block use a fine tweezers or blade to wiggle it up

by its corners.

Slide the shutter assembly in the block. then fold it over 90 degrees taking care that do this in

a straight bend so the contacts don’t move to one side or the other Then if still aligned start the

power cable back in the slot/block again rocking it back and forth with gentle pressure to seat it

in with the shutter assembly.

Warning By pressing too hard you can destroy the connections in the power cable so be careful

Next this a good time to double check the mod

Attach the ribbon of the cameras back again taking care to that it is seated properly

Then with batteries in the camera the camera set to picture taking mode touch the C to the P with

a pair of tweezers Then if the camera powered on as it should have touch the C to the S and it

should shutter a picture. f it has we are ready to solder the wires to the assembly.

Next solder the wires to the shutter assembly by having the pads tinned before hand there will be

no need to have soldered over the board Red to P Blue to C and white to S

The cover the assembly with black tape and route the wires in a manner that won’t interfere

when the camera is closed up.

Trim the back so the camera will close up and again check the modification Plug the stereo plug

in and touch bare to red and the camera should power on Then touch bare to white and it should

shutter a picture f all is good put the screws back in and you are finished