On an XTS5000 anyone know what pins the power goes in and the two speakers? I see a bunch of information that does not show the actual schematics.
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Xtl5000 sorry
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You really should be using the J2 accessory connector on the rear of the radio, not the J6 connector.
J6 is really for external accessories (Vehicular repeater/extender - siren, etc.)
There isn't an actual ignition sense on the J6. What this kludge is doing is connecting DC to the Switched B+ line which bypasses the power switch.
Pins for the rear connecter are 20 and 26 for speaker and 25 for ignition.
J6 is really for external accessories (Vehicular repeater/extender - siren, etc.)
There isn't an actual ignition sense on the J6. What this kludge is doing is connecting DC to the Switched B+ line which bypasses the power switch.
Pins for the rear connecter are 20 and 26 for speaker and 25 for ignition.
Yea. I am using it for a trunk mount, modified radio. I use my w3, this cable would just help me program a pile of radios. (Verify they work). Thank You for your time. Appreciate You
Pins 24 and 25 are speaker. -/+ respectively.
The ignitin sense is on pin 16. for the W3 HHCU TIB High power
Power to this pin bypasses head power control.
For W4 throughW9 tib The ignitin sense is on pin 3 Mid power.
Mid power J2 on rear: pins 20 and 26 are speaker. pin 25 is ignition sense.
Cheers
The ignitin sense is on pin 16. for the W3 HHCU TIB High power
Power to this pin bypasses head power control.
For W4 throughW9 tib The ignitin sense is on pin 3 Mid power.
Mid power J2 on rear: pins 20 and 26 are speaker. pin 25 is ignition sense.
Cheers
You da man! Thanks brother! This will save a lot of time, testing boxes of bricks
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