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M5300 power question

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N9PI

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Will the M5300 turn on and off with both the red power lead and the ignition sense lead tied together? For some reason I have a few that will not turn off and one that will. Would there be an internal dip switch to fix this or is there a software cure for this? Ron
 

Techholder88

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Yes it will. The installation manual mentions this as an acceptable method. Dip switches were used on the older M7100 heads for ignition sense applications.
 

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Anyone out there have an SC5 file for either radio that I can look at and perhaps modify for my use? Thank you in advance. Ron
 
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