GPS Harness Pinout

[dadof4]

If you don't care to spend ~$64.00 for the GPS harness, here is the pinout of the male end as it is positioned on the Spyder.


Pinout - GPR Harness - Male by dadof2and2, on Flickr

 

[rineer4635]

Dumb question - how does that picture benefit a person? :dontknow: Not a techy so I had to ask.

 

[ThreeWheels]

If you don't care to spend ~$64.00 for the GPS harness, here is the pinout of the male end as it is positioned on the Spyder.
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daof4...............

Do you have any idea, or can you find out the pinout of the 7 pin din connection for the headset ?

I'm thinking of I can find which pins are for the microphone, I might be able to make an adapter with parallel connections for the mic, then I can hook the adapter up to my Zumo 550. If I do that, I can get my cell phone in/out of the intercom system using the Zumo bluetooth.

 

[dadof4]

Dumb question - how does that picture benefit a person? :dontknow: Not a techy so I had to ask.

To install a non-BPR GPS the female connector that is used with the pictured connector is required. It cost about $64.00. By knowing the pinouts the connections can be hard wired eliminating the need for the female connector and saving the $$$.

 

[dadof4]

If you don't care to spend ~$64.00 for the GPS harness, here is the pinout of the male end as it is positioned on the Spyder.
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daof4...............

Do you have any idea, or can you find out the pinout of the 7 pin din connection for the headset ?

I'm thinking of I can find which pins are for the microphone, I might be able to make an adapter with parallel connections for the mic, then I can hook the adapter up to my Zumo 550. If I do that, I can get my cell phone in/out of the intercom system using the Zumo bluetooth.

I don't have headsets so I'm afraid I can't help you out. I found the GPS harness pinouts by purchasing the harness (Ugh!).

 

[sinkhole]

adapter...

If you don't care to spend ~$64.00 for the GPS harness, here is the pinout of the male end as it is positioned on the Spyder.


Pinout - GPR Harness - Male by dadof2and2, on Flickr

I don't know if it was worth the $64, but having the male end of the adapter harness to complete the seal sure does keep thing watertight.

 

[dadof4]

I don't know if it was worth the $64, but having the male end of the adapter harness to complete the seal sure does keep thing watertight.

I know where you can get one cheap! It's already attached to the female end of the plug on your RT....


IMG_1757 by dadof2and2, on Flickr

 

[sinkhole]

I know where you can get one cheap! It's already attached to the female end of the plug on your RT....


IMG_1757 by dadof2and2, on Flickr

I though of trying to use the female end, but had no idea what the pin-out was at the time. Oh well, live and learn... to the tune of $64.

 

[dadof4]

I though of trying to use the female end, but had no idea what the pin-out was at the time. Oh well, live and learn... to the tune of $64.

Same here. If I had known the pin-out I would have an extra $64 today.

 

[frank3]

GPS Mount

May not be a good spot to ask this but, do you have any part #s or such for the BRP mounting hardware for their GPS? I'm working on mounting my I-Phone there. It has GPS and about everything else I need.

 

[dadof4]

May not be a good spot to ask this but, do you have any part #s or such for the BRP mounting hardware for their GPS? I'm working on mounting my I-Phone there. It has GPS and about everything else I need.

That is exactly what I did. My understanding is BRP does not sell their bracket as an individual item. To see how I mounted my iphone, see this post:

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23103

 

[Marker]

Just saw this thread in the Rt touring forum , thread is Garmin Zumo 66o mount some one posted that he thought in 2011 accessory catalogue BRP was going to start selling mounts separately for GPS units and other handheld devices .

 

[canam9]

Just saw this thread in the Rt touring forum , thread is Garmin Zumo 66o mount some one posted that he thought in 2011 accessory catalogue BRP was going to start selling mounts separately for GPS units and other handheld devices .

If so it would not be cheap, but look oem. :ani29: