OldsDoug
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Mods, feel free to move this, I wasn't sure where to post it.
I have a Motorola speaker with a built-in amplifier (they used to call them PowerVoice) as is used with mobile radios in fire apparatus and such - believe the model is NSN6027A-1. This is not the older speaker with the metal enclosure - it's a little newer, has a beige plastic enclosure with blue Motorola and logo at the bottom, the face has a bunch of small round holes. Looking for a schematic or wiring diagram (or directions on how to hook it up!). It has a 7-were cable with a square 5-pin connector - wire colors are red, yellow, white, black, green, brown, and clear. The red and yellow wires are both connected to the same pin, and the black and white wires are both connected to a second pin... the other colors, green, brown, and clear, have their own pins. I haven't had a chance to knock the back off and check to see where each wire connects inside the speaker assembly, but I suspect the red/yellow and black white connections are 12VDC, two of the other three are audio in, and the remaining one is ground... any thoughts? Thanks!
Doug in Gaithersburg MD
I have a Motorola speaker with a built-in amplifier (they used to call them PowerVoice) as is used with mobile radios in fire apparatus and such - believe the model is NSN6027A-1. This is not the older speaker with the metal enclosure - it's a little newer, has a beige plastic enclosure with blue Motorola and logo at the bottom, the face has a bunch of small round holes. Looking for a schematic or wiring diagram (or directions on how to hook it up!). It has a 7-were cable with a square 5-pin connector - wire colors are red, yellow, white, black, green, brown, and clear. The red and yellow wires are both connected to the same pin, and the black and white wires are both connected to a second pin... the other colors, green, brown, and clear, have their own pins. I haven't had a chance to knock the back off and check to see where each wire connects inside the speaker assembly, but I suspect the red/yellow and black white connections are 12VDC, two of the other three are audio in, and the remaining one is ground... any thoughts? Thanks!
Doug in Gaithersburg MD