Pioneer 2TM, 3TM manual Controller Power and Interface, Radio, Auxiliary, and User Power Connectors

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Table 28. Motor Temperature Sensors Connector (4-pos microfit)

PIN

SIGNAL

DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

1

Vcc

5 VDC

2

T2

To AN2-based temp sensor circuit

3

T1

To AN1-based temp sensor circuit

4

GND

Signal/power common

Otherwise, a jumper across R76 connects the AN1 port to the Fan Sensor system that is attached to the FET heat sink. Note, too, that with or without attachment of AN1 via R76, but with the heat sensor in place, a fan may be attached and activated whenever the motor-driver FETs get overheated, as implemented in all new AT systems.

Controller Power and Interface

Individual 26-pos IDC connectors and cables provide signal for the new H8S-based microcontroller or the legacy C166-based microcontrollers. A separate cable and connector provides for the H8S microcontroller and sonar power. Power and signal are shared on the C166 controller connector.

Table 29. H8S Power connector (5-pos microfit)

PIN

SIGNAL

DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

1

Vbat

Battery power

2

Gnd

Power common

3

Vcc

5 VDC for sonar

4

Vcc

5 VDC for sonar

5

nc

No connection

Radio, Auxiliary, and User Power Connectors

Various connectors provide conditioned 5 VDC @ 1.5A total and unconditioned battery power for the variety of accessories and custom user attachments. Some are AUX and RADIO power switched from the User Control Panel. And some are for Use the 12-position latchlock connector for legacy installations. Otherwise, screw-down auxiliary user-power connectors make custom attachments easy. Four-position microfit connectors also provide AUX power for standard accessories.

Table 30. User Control Panel-switched radio power connector (3-pos microfit)

PIN

SIGNAL

DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

1

Vpp

Radio switched battery 12 VDC

2

Gnd

Power common

3

Vcc

Radio switched 5 VDC

Table 31. User Control Panel-switched and unswitched Aux power connectors (4-pos microfits and screw-down terminal blocks)

PIN

SIGNAL

DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

1

Vpp

Aux switched battery 12 VDC

2

Vcc

Aux switched 5 VDC

3

Gnd

Power common

4

Gnd

Power common

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