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TinyTrak3 to 6-Pin Mini DIN Data Jack Mobile Rig Cables


M1C / M1P - For Mobile Radios with an 6-Pin Mini DIN data Jack. Uses Carrier Detect line.
Kenwood TM-733, Icom 2720
This 18-inch cable will connect a TinyTrak3 to most mobile radios with a 6-pin round mini DIN (ISO 9002 Data I/O) data jack. The cable doesn't connect to the speaker jack, but rather uses the carrier detect line from the data jack. Because this cable connects to J1 pin 2, R9 should be set to center, or even removed. You will need to select "Invert CD" in the TinyTrak3Config program to use this cable. R8 should NOT be included on the TinyTrak PCB to use this cable. This cable is NOT compatible with the PicCon or the TinyTrak4. Use the M3 cable below. This cable is available with a cigarette lighter plug or an Anderson Powerpole.
Add To Cart M1C - $19. With a fused cigarette lighter plug. Wiring Diagram
Add To Cart M1P - $19. With an unfused Powerpole connector. Wiring Diagram See Fuse Notes below.


M3C / M3P - For Mobile Radios with an 6-Pin Mini DIN data Jack and 1/8" Speaker Jack.
Kenwood TM-733, Icom 2720
This 18-inch cable will connect a TinyTrak3 to most mobile radios with a 6-pin round mini DIN (ISO 9002 Data I/O) data jack and a 1/8" speaker jack. R8 should NOT be included on the TinyTrak PCB to use this cable. This cable is available with a cigarette lighter plug or an Anderson Powerpole.
Add To Cart M3C - $19. With a fused cigarette lighter plug. Wiring Diagram

M3P cables currently out of stock. Wiring Diagram



Fuse Notes
The Powerpole cables do not include fuses. These should only be plugged into a fused power supply. In-line fuses can be purchased from PowerWerx.

While these cables have been confirmed to work on the radios listed, you must use them at your own risk. Byonics is not responsible for damage resulting from these cables.
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