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Motorola Mobile Programming/Test Cable 3080070N01

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danman_0627

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Hi everyone,

I was curious if anyone had the pinout or schematics for the Motorola mobile programming and test cable 3080070N01. I believe that inline between the radio and the rib there is a small box, which has a bnc connector and possibly an LED. I assume the bnc is to inject audio to the radio. I have looked around and can't seem to find any real info on it.

You can see the box in question in the following video https://youtu.be/Sg2lIJBZcaM

This is for older radios, that do not use the AARKN4083A with the 20 pin connector which hooks to the back of the radio.

Thanks in advance!
 
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Yes that is one of the pgm and test cables that has the BNC jack to inject audio tone into the mic when check and setting TX deviation. I do have notes on this cable in the shop.
 
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