Can anyone tell me (hopefully very soon, vehicle install is done but just waiting for this), which pins on the DB37 on the back of the RF deck are audio output? It's a front mount setup. All I can find is that it's pins 18 and 19 on the DB25 on the remote mount heads, but I can't find anything about the DB37 on the front mount.
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M7100ip audio output pins
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I don't know off hand, but it should be the same as the Orions. Should be able to find the correct LBI on repeaterbuilder for it.
Tim
I don't know off hand, but it should be the same as the Orions. Should be able to find the correct LBI on repeaterbuilder for it.
Tim
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Pin 18 & 19 on the DB37 female should get you going.
I checked an install manual and Pins 18&19 on the DB-37 are Spkr1 and Spkr2. Pin 11 is Mic HI and Pin 12 is Mic Lo (ALO), Pin 21 is INP1 and Pins 1 and 7 are GND if you want make the radio transmit. Be sure to program the radio to look for INP1 first tho.
Muxlow
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Would a Orion remote mount accessory and control cable work on a M7100?
Could i take a orion system head and remote cables, and convert a front mount m7100 into a remote mount and use the orion system control head? Or take the back part of the system head off and mount that to the control head of the m7100?
Would a Orion remote mount accessory and control cable work on a M7100?
Could i take a orion system head and remote cables, and convert a front mount m7100 into a remote mount and use the orion system control head? Or take the back part of the system head off and mount that to the control head of the m7100?
Muxlow
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So then i can convert my front mount M7100 into a remote mount with the orion cables and head. Purfect
So then i can convert my front mount M7100 into a remote mount with the orion cables and head. Purfect
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