Motorola MTM700 Detailed Service Manual page 321

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CONNECTOR PIN FUNCTIONS
Pin
Name
1
N.C.
2
EMC_KEYLOAD
3
RESET
4
BUS-
5
N.C.
6
N.C.
7
GND
8
RX_AUDIO
9
MIC_ON_OFF
10
N.C.
11
EMC_KEYFAIL
12
N.C.
13
GND
14
BUSY
15
BUS+
16
N.C.
17
A+
18
SWB+
MTM700 Mobile Radio / Detailed Service Manual
Function
Input/Output
Keyload
In
SB9600
In/Out
Reset
SB9600 Bus-
In/Out
Ground
In/Out
Received
In
Audio
Mic On/Off
In
Keyfail
In/Out
Ground
In/Out
SB9600 Busy
In/Out
SB9600 Bus+
In/Out
Battery
In
Battery Switch
In
Table 26 Motorcycle Control Head Connector Pin Functions
Description
Not connected.
Used for encryption key loading.
This is part of the Motorola Bus to connect external
devices.
This is part of the Motorola Bus to connect external
devices.
Not connected
Not connected
Used as ground.
The nominal input level of this low level audio is 80mV.
The input impedance is 560 ohms.
Used as an audio for earpiece.
This Microphone input is parallel to the Microphone
input of the control head microphone connector.
The nominal input level is 80 mV.
The DC impedance is 20 k
560 ohms.
Pulling this line low (below 0.6 VDC) will switch the
radio on or off, depending of the previous state.
Note: Only one microphone should be active at the
same time, to make sure that no on/off function is
detected by the radio.
Not connected.
Used for encryption data.
Not connected.
Used as ground.
This is part of the Motorola Bus to connect external
devices.
This is part of the Motorola Bus to connect external
devices.
Not connected
The voltage is 13.2 V nominal. Available when the
radio is connected to the battery.
The voltage is 13 V, nominal. It is available when the
radio is switched on.
A - 11
and the AC impedance is

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