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Astro Speaker Pod Relay
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Hello All,
Can I get a little insight on the following diagram from Moto.
It is the pcb layout and schematic of the speaker pod relay for a dual
control head setup Astro Spectra.
Per M " The relay pod is a polarized miniature relay, wired in a normally closed
configuration". Which is all understood looks like it is nothing more than a spdt polarized relay.
My main question's is what is the reason behind tying pin 6 & 11 together going to P2? P2 can either be the
speaker leads or the leads for speaker from control head cable, I can not locate a source to tell me wich it is.
And why is pin 4 & 13 tied together going to P1 ? P1 again can be either the speaker leads or control cable speaker leads.
I been rolling it around in my little pea nogging that M was just splitting the load on the
contacts by letting both carry some of the load. I am assuming that P1 is coming from the control cable
going thru the relay and then to P1.
Hope someone can follow what I trying to say and maybe help me.
Tim
Can I get a little insight on the following diagram from Moto.
It is the pcb layout and schematic of the speaker pod relay for a dual
control head setup Astro Spectra.
Per M " The relay pod is a polarized miniature relay, wired in a normally closed
configuration". Which is all understood looks like it is nothing more than a spdt polarized relay.
My main question's is what is the reason behind tying pin 6 & 11 together going to P2? P2 can either be the
speaker leads or the leads for speaker from control head cable, I can not locate a source to tell me wich it is.
And why is pin 4 & 13 tied together going to P1 ? P1 again can be either the speaker leads or control cable speaker leads.
I been rolling it around in my little pea nogging that M was just splitting the load on the
contacts by letting both carry some of the load. I am assuming that P1 is coming from the control cable
going thru the relay and then to P1.
Hope someone can follow what I trying to say and maybe help me.
Tim
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