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Motorola centracom series II

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I have the front audio panel off a centracom series II dispatch system....It has two speakers and volume controls that say : Select, Radio, Telephone, Unselect
The back has a "26"push type female computer connector. does anyone have the "print out " on these pins, i am trying to see if i can power this thing up to control speaker volume, rather than just connect the audio source direct to the speaker terminals.
thanks for any reply
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I'd try and search Batlabs' Batboard for an answer. Since registration is down you can't ask, but someone there would surely know.
 
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