Razer Tiamat 7 1 Cable Repair Guide

Difficulty

Very easy

Steps

5

Time Required

                          5 minutes            

Sections

1

• Cable strain relief
• 5 steps

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Introduction

Add a wire strip to make sure that cable stays in place.

What you need

Step 1

              Cable strain relief               

• The problem.

The problem.

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Step 2

• There is a thin layer on top, glued with adhesive tape.
• Use jimmy to slowly cut the adhesive and release the layer.

There is a thin layer on top, glued with adhesive tape.

Use jimmy to slowly cut the adhesive and release the layer.

Step 3

• Open 6 screws

Open 6 screws

Step 4

• Inside.

Inside.

Step 5

• Added a wire strip.

Added a wire strip.

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MrWisest - Jun 8, 2017

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Could someone please send me a picture of the cable connected to the controller board. mine are all kind of disconnected, and I don’t know wich one goes where. I have the Input Okay, but the Output are all disconnected.

I don’t know if you can contact me on this site.

TwixOps - Oct 2, 2017

Here are the wires attached down the left side of the PCB (when looking at the bottom). From the edge of the PCB inward they are:

Solid copper, going to F_B

red/green spiral, F_L

Solid Green going to S_R

Red/copper spiral going to S_L

Solid red going to R_R

blue/green spiral. going to R_L

Above that a large black cable carries a white wire to M+ and a copper to M-

Here are the wires attached at the bottom of the PCB. From the corner of the PCB outward they are:

two blue/copper cables going to GND2

Red/Blue spiral going to Cen_L

Solid Blue going to Cen_R

Solid Black going to Sub_R

Solid Black going to Sub_L

Two Green/Copper cables going to 5V

Two Blue/copper spiral going to -

If you need the pinout for the other side of the board (towards the computer,) just ask.

Tristan Ott - Jun 26, 2018

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Hey,

i need the pinout for the other side of the board (towards pc). Could you please tell me that?

Best regards

joe2chillo - Oct 9, 2018

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Thanks TwixOps. This pinout saved my butt. My headset randomly stopped working and is our of warranty. Figured I’d crap it open and see what was up. A bunch of cables to the headset had come discounted somehow. Was able to repair it and save my $200 headset!

Narmada District - Oct 22, 2018

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My Razer Tiamet Headset USB Port creat over current to USB Port, So all other USB Port/devices are unresponsive when I plugged in Tiamet USB Connection. And It still not powered up. So How can I make it work normally?