Reflex XTR JR Cable Pinouts
10-14-2004, 05:18 PM
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Reflex XTR JR Cable Pinouts
Hello all,
Here is the pinouts for the JR cable for the Reflex XTR usb adapter that uses the telephone rj-11 plug.
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Looking at the front of the rj-11 plug [plastic side with tab UP]
Pin 1-not used
Pin 2-Signal [white wire]
Pin 3-not used
Pin 4-Ground [brown wire]
On the JR plug end. [it is a standard 3.5 mm mono headphone plug]
The barrel is connected to the BROWN wire
The tip is connected to the WHITE wire.
The battery has to be charged and installed in the transmitter, the Module or crystal should be removed.
Note: there is a problem with the software, that asks you to "turn on transmitter" this is not because of the cable or your radio. Just keep plugging and unplugging the cable with the radio ON to get it to calibrate the sticks.
Hopefully they will fix or update the software soon, since this is VERY troubling.
Enjoy,
Mike
Here is the pinouts for the JR cable for the Reflex XTR usb adapter that uses the telephone rj-11 plug.
[sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
Looking at the front of the rj-11 plug [plastic side with tab UP]
Pin 1-not used
Pin 2-Signal [white wire]
Pin 3-not used
Pin 4-Ground [brown wire]
On the JR plug end. [it is a standard 3.5 mm mono headphone plug]
The barrel is connected to the BROWN wire
The tip is connected to the WHITE wire.
The battery has to be charged and installed in the transmitter, the Module or crystal should be removed.
Note: there is a problem with the software, that asks you to "turn on transmitter" this is not because of the cable or your radio. Just keep plugging and unplugging the cable with the radio ON to get it to calibrate the sticks.
Hopefully they will fix or update the software soon, since this is VERY troubling.
Enjoy,
Mike
12-21-2004, 08:37 PM
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RE: Reflex XTR JR Cable Pinouts
I have this same problem and I was wondering if it is the software as you suggest or is it the fact that you touch the signal to ground briefly when you plug the cable into the transmitter?
