Guess they forgot about the center pin thing when they made the new cable... makes it a pain since there's no way to access it anymore now that it's moulded in.
Maybe. I don't hink you can see it without cutting the connector. Maybe if you put a thin wire into the center hole and check via multimeter if it is connected to gnd or v+.
I have one with this cable that I ordered about a month ago, I've cut it in 2 to connect an XT60 but I just checked the jack side and the center pin isn't connected. The 6 wires are 3 +s and 3 grounds, and there's no continuity between the pin and either of them.
I hadn't looked at it before and I now see that the center arrangement is completely off, so I guess I'm lucky that I didn't need it.
I can't find the information where you put one diode of the multimeter on the center pin and the other on the GND cable. Furthermore it is normal you can't see the contact zone of the center pin on the jack.
The illustration was only to show how my connector was uncentered. I inserted a pin in the center hole and as I said I checked continuity with all 6 wires and there is none.
I told Larry at the time I solved my issue by grounding the sense wire,maybe he thought it was a one off. if not he may have been let down by a supplier,I doubt he makes the cables in house
I am having the same problem and just wanted to be sure:
If I have the same connector as seen on the picture of dondan, then I have the right one with the ID-Pin set to ground?