10-27-2012, 05:49 AM
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Test... 1, 2 ,3
Location: Florida
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,521
Mein Auto: 2012 M3 - 2010 CC
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Originally Posted by sausewind
@ capnmorganxx: Thx for this informative pictures.
Do anybody know the BMW-part-nr or TYCO-nr of the 2-pin power-connector on amplifier ?
Amplifiers before 09/2009 where powered via pin 10/20 of the 20-pin-connector and from 09/2009 with this 2-pin power-connector as load-part and for the logic-part on the small pin 1 in the FO-Housing.
BR sausewind
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The Premium OEM amp with the separate 12V/ground connections (from the standard 20-pin) changed the topology of the outputs voltage in a way that makes the standard signal sensing circuits remote trigger unreliable when those outputs are tapped.
So it is useless to tap those outputs so a signal sensing circuit generate a remote turn on signal. It will not do it most of the time unless the volume is cranked up beyond acceptable.
The Logic7 harness/LOC still will convert the woofer level outputs to low level, but the remote turn on signal will have to be tapped from another source -pin 13 in the back of the iDrive unit or the thin black wire located behind the right corner of the rear seat cushion, for example.
Last edited by Technic; 10-27-2012 at 05:55 AM.
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