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Thales PRC-7332 programming key
- Thread starter firecoml
- Start date
I have been trying to locate one myself for figuring out the pins. Honestly I am willing to pay to simply borrow the mic so can pin it out.
Ive got the programming and keyloading pinout finished and I have developed a new side connector and pcb for that and a new battery designed & working but I still have no idea as to the pinout of the hand mic.
The side pins need something to activate the handmic and im not sure what that would be though I was able to find a single picture of the pins for the hand mic.
Ive got the programming and keyloading pinout finished and I have developed a new side connector and pcb for that and a new battery designed & working but I still have no idea as to the pinout of the hand mic.
The side pins need something to activate the handmic and im not sure what that would be though I was able to find a single picture of the pins for the hand mic.
toodlescrawford
Newbie
I have a speaker mic for the PRC 7332. I have been looking for the programming connector and cable so I can program mine. Did you say you have a connector and cable that is working?
Check with Thales
That ship sailed a long time ago.
I have a writeup from Thales for the side connector pinout. It describes what each pin does. It looks for a certain voltage to pin 15 to basically tell the radio what is connected. I haven't had the chance to put a meter on the handmic and see what that is. Shoot me an email at epcsar77@gmail.com. I can send it to you.
