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Icom IC-F410 Missing Programming Port

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First time posting - hoping to get some help with an old ICOM IC-F410 portable base. We are using them in a repeater setup and are trying to retune each transceiver.

Annoyingly the front plastic panel has been taken off so I am missing the microphone connector leaving me unable to tune either of the units.

I'm having trouble sourcing the pin out for the PCB to replace the connector myself. Has anyone had any similar experiences?

I found what I believe to be the pinout but not sure what connector I would need - failing that I would be happy to solder directly to the PCB and have a USB cable live inside allowing me to tune if required.

Thanks!
 

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I long since lost the service manual I had for the F-330/420's I used to run.
But the connector was an RJ-45 as I'm sure you know. My old programming cable was just two wires to the RJ-45 connector. Pretty sure I've got that cable in a box somewhere. The wiring diagrams are on line if you search.
 
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