Help - amplifier remote turn on lead ?
I am installing a new Fosgate amp, and I was wondering what people have used for a remote turn-on lead in the TSX ? I really dont want to wire an in-line switch I would have to turn on and off every time I start the car.
If not the HU, I should be able to splice the wire with anything that turns on when the car turns on - right ? And if I can get to the HU turn on lead, where do I find it ?
Thanks for any help you guys can provide
If not the HU, I should be able to splice the wire with anything that turns on when the car turns on - right ? And if I can get to the HU turn on lead, where do I find it ?
Thanks for any help you guys can provide
If your mounting the Fosgate in the trunk (which I would assume you are) use the factory amp ACC wire for your remote. It's the YELLOW/RED wire. Grab a wire-tap from radio shack and tap into it. Clean, quick, and easy.
Originally posted by callmetsx
Sweet man - that would work nicely. Could you elaborate on where I can find it - I have not really explored the trunk area yet.
And can I just simply splice the wire ?
Sweet man - that would work nicely. Could you elaborate on where I can find it - I have not really explored the trunk area yet.
And can I just simply splice the wire ?
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Oh I see, so I actually have to take the panel apart. I was hoping to avoid dismantling too many things in search of the remote turn on.
Thanks for the diagram though, looks like the red/yellow wire is the one I'm looking for.
Thanks for the diagram though, looks like the red/yellow wire is the one I'm looking for.
Well - yellow/green is the radio switch, and yellow/red is the main ACC stereo power supply.
I assume ACC stands for accessory lead, and if that is the case I believe this is the correct connection, as the amp instruction manual says to connect the remote turn-on lead to the stereo accessory lead, or switched 12v source.
Any comments ?
I assume ACC stands for accessory lead, and if that is the case I believe this is the correct connection, as the amp instruction manual says to connect the remote turn-on lead to the stereo accessory lead, or switched 12v source.
Any comments ?
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Use the radio switch lead. if the voltage isn't hjigh enough, get a low-amperage 12V relay, or even better, DEI's RTOL device (it's very low-current draw, as well as able to be triggered by as low as 5V).
If you usethe ACC lead the amps will ALWAYS turn on when the car turns on. That may or may not bother you, but it is technically incorrect.
If you usethe ACC lead the amps will ALWAYS turn on when the car turns on. That may or may not bother you, but it is technically incorrect.
Originally posted by Dan Martin
Did you end up using the Yellow/Red wire callmetsx? I have 400w pioneer amp lying around that I might hook up but I was wondering about the remote power switch as well.
Did you end up using the Yellow/Red wire callmetsx? I have 400w pioneer amp lying around that I might hook up but I was wondering about the remote power switch as well.
It can be found behind the large storage compartment. There are no screws or anything, it just pulls out.
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