- SPECTRA CABLES
		- Original Style Radio Cable Pin Out
		- Motorcycle Radio Cable Pin Out
		- HHCH Radio Cable Pin Out
		- Accessory Cable Pin Out
		- Motorcycle Accessory Cable Pin Out
		- Systems 9000 Radio Cable Pin Out
		- Systems 9000 Control Head to Microphone Pin Out
		- Systems 9000 Control Head to VIP Pin Out
		- Sytems 9000 Direct Entry Keyboard (DEK) Cable Pin Out
		- Systems 9000 Direct Entry Keyboard (DEK) VIP II Pin Out
		- Spectra Radio to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Out
		- Original Style Control Head to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Out
		- Systems 9000 Control Head to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Outs
		- Spectra HKN4363 Siren/VRS Cable Pin Outs
		- Spectra HKN6038 VRS Cable Pin Out
		- Syntor X 9000 HKN4304A Siren/PA T-Cable Pin Outs
	- SPECTRA HOME
	- HOME

This page is totally under construction. Many of these cable pin outs have not been verified and can be wrong.

Original Style Radio Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's J5 DB-25 radio connector.

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
28	27		25	24	22	21	21	20	19	18	17	16	15

• Above is a front view of the cable's P103 control head connector pin numbers. The key to identifying the correct physical pin out is to identify the missing pin 26.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J3 DB-15 accessory connector.

3080157M01 (old part # 3080183P01) / 3080157M04 (old part # 3080183P02) Original Style Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Radio J5 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head P103 Pin #	J3 DB-15 Pin #	Radio Pin Description
1				PTT (Input) / SP Out 1
2				Filtered Audio Shield / SP Out 2
3				Ignition (Output) / Securenet KID
4				N.C. / Securenet Write Enable
5	WHI	22		Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
6				Filtered Audio (Output) / N.C. HLN6055
7				Option Rx Audio (Input) / N.C. HLN6055
8				Option Tx Audio (Input) / N.C. HLN6055
9	BLK/BRN	21-N.C.		Detected Audio (Output) / N.C. HLN6055
10	Shield	20-N.C.		Analog Ground / N.C. HLN6055
11	Shield	3		Mic. Low
12	BLK/YEL	27		Mic. Hi (Input)
13	VIO		2	Emergency (Input)
14	BLK	10		Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
15				RSSI (Input) / Securenet Key
16	BRN	8		Spare 1
17	RED	7		Spare 2
18	BLU	6		Digital Ground
19	BLK/ORG	23		Reset (Input/Output)
20	YEL	5		A+ (Output)
21	Shield	24-N.C.		Bus Shield
22	BLK/GRN	4		Switched B+ (Input)
23	BLK/RED	25		Busy (Input/Output)
24	GRN		6	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
25	ORG		7	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
	YEL	17	14	VIP In 1 (Input)
	WHT/RED	16	10	VIP In 2 (Input)
	BRN	15	9	VIP In 3 (Input)
	RED	18	12	VIP Out 1 (Output)
	BLU	19	3	VIP Out 2 (Output)
	WHT/BLU	14	15	VIP Out 3 (Output)
	WHT/ORG	11	5	Ignition (Input)
	BLK	13	8	Digital Ground
	WHT	12	4	Switched B+ (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the radio drawer, except for the J3 pins which are with respect to the control head.
• The wires going to J103 pins 20, 21 and 24 are shown in the schematic as broken connections at the control head end of the cable. If pin 24 was connected to ground, it would hold the PTT active and force the radio to continiously Tx with the later control heads.
• The notes in blue indicate the early HLN6055 and HLN6077 Interconnect Board J5 pin outs.
• No power is carried on the Switched B+ line. It is only an interrupt line connected to the Spectra microprocessor. The Spectra radio drawer draws all its power through its power cable.
• RSSI stands for Receive Signal Strength Indicator. It is not supported by this cable.
• The Ignition and VIP pins do not connect to the radio drawer and are not available on the low/medium power radio drawer J2 connector. The radio drawer J2 connector is not normally used with these remote mount cables.
• The control head connector mates directly with the control head circuit board pins. This connector has no other connections or accessible pins. All the accessible connections are on the J3 DB-15 connector.
• J3 DB-15 pins 1, 11 and 13 are not connected.

Motorcycle Radio Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's J5 DB-25 radio connector.

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
28	27		25	24	22	21	21	20	19	18	17	16	15

• Above is a front view of the cable's P103 control head connector pin numbers. The key to identifying the correct physical pin out is to identify the missing pin 26.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J3 DB-9 microphone connector.

HKN6062A Motorcycle Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Radio J5 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head P103 Pin #	J3 DB-9 Pin #	Radio Pin Description
1				SP 1 Out (Output)
2				SP 2 Out - N.C.
3	VIO	11		Securenet KID (Input)
4				Securenet Write Enable (Input)
5	WHI	22		Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
6				Filtered Audio (Output)
7				Option Rx Audio (Input)
8				Option Tx Audio (Input)
9	BLK/BRN	21-N.C.		Detected Audio (Output)
10	Shield	20-N.C.		Analog Ground
11	Shield		1	Mic. Low
12	BLK/YEL		2	Mic. Hi (Input)
13				Emergency (Input)
14	BLK	10		Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
15				Securenet Key (Input)
16	BRN	8		HUB 1
17	RED	14		Spare 2
18	BLU	6		Digital Ground
19	BLK/ORG	23		Reset (Input/Output)
20	YEL	5		A+ (Output)
21	Shield	24-N.C.		Bus Shield
22	BLK/GRN	4		Switched B+ (Input)
23	BLK/RED	25		Busy (Input/Output)
24	GRN	1		Speaker Audio Low (Output)
25	ORG	2		Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
	YEL	17	4	VIP In 1 - PTT 2 (Input)
	GRN	19	3	VIP Out 2 - HUB 2 (Output)
	BLK	13	5	Digital Ground
	RED	12	6	Switched B+ (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the radio drawer, except for the VIP pins which are with respect to the control head.
• The wires going to J103 pins 20, 21 and 24 are shown in the schematic as broken connections at the control head end of the cable. If pin 24 was connected to ground, it would hold the PTT active and force the radio to continiously Tx with the later control heads.
• No power is carried on the Switched B+ line. It is only an interrupt line connected to the Spectra microprocessor. The Spectra radio drawer draws all its power through its power cable.
• RSSI stands for Receive Signal Strength Indicator. It is not supported by this cable.
• The low/medium radio drawer J2 connector is used with this remote mount cable. The 3080010R01 accessory cable provides the radio drawer Emergency shorting plug or button connection.
• The control head connector mates directly with the control head circuit board pins. This connector has no other connections or accessible pins. All the accessible connections are on the J3 DB-9 connector.
• J3 DB-9 pins 7, 8 and 9 are not connected.

HHCH Radio Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the radio side of the cable's J5 DB-25 connector.

• Above is a front view of the HHCH side of the cable's DB-25 connector.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J3 DB-15 accessory connector.

3080069P02 or HLN6092A (old part # 3080069P01) HHCH Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Radio J5 Pin #	Wire Color	HHCH Pin #	J3 DB-15 Pin #	Radio Pin Description
1				Data In
2				On/Off
3				Volume
4				PTT (Input)
5			14	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
6				Data Out
7				Clock
8			1	Option Tx Audio (Input)
9			11	Detected Audio (Output)
10				+5 Volts
11				Mic. Low
12				Mic. Hi (Input)
13			2	Emergency (Input)
14			10	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
15				+5 Volts
16			12	VIP Out 1 (Output)
17			3	HUB
18			8	Digital Ground
19				Load/Shift
20			6	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
21			5	Ignition (Output)
22			4	Switched B+ (Input)
23			9	Busy (Input/Output)
24			6	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
25				A+

• I do not have any information for the yellow highlighted area.
• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the radio drawer, except for the VIP pins which are with respect to the control head.
• Some radio Interconnect Board schematics refer to J5 as J1 instead and others only refer to J5. The J5 designation is used here.
• The low/medium radio drawer J2 connector is not normally used with these remote mount cables.
• No power is carried on the Switched B+ line. It is only an interrupt line connected to the Spectra microprocessor. The Spectra radio drawer draws all its power through its power cable.
• J3 DB-15 pins 1, 11, 13 and 15 are not connected.

Accessory Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's DB-15 accessory connector.

3080091M01 Accessory Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
J2 & J3 DB-15 Pin #	J2 Radio Pin Description	J3 Control Head Cable Pin Description
1	Tx Audio or Reset in SP applications	No Connection
2	Emergency (jumper to pin 8)	Emergency (jumper to pin 8)
3	VIP Out 2 *  Voice Inhibit in SP applications	VIP Out 2
4	Switched B+	Switched B+
5	Ignition * (4 amp fuse attached to wire)  Switched B+ in SP customer applications	Ignition (4 amp fuse attached to wire)
6	Speaker Hi (speaker connector housing)	Speaker Hi (speaker connector housing)
7	Speaker Lo (speaker connector housing)	Speaker Lo (speaker connector housing)
8	Digital Ground (jumper to pin 2)	Digital Ground (jumper to pin 2)
9	Systems 9000 Busy	VIP In 3
10	Systems 9000 BUS -	VIP In 2
11	Det. Audio or Voice Inhibit in SP applications	No Connection
12	VIP Out 1 *  Data Inhibit in SP applications	VIP Out 1
13	Inverted PTT or Switched B+ in SP applications	No Connection
14	Systems 9000 BUS +	VIP In 1
15	Microphone Hi  Ground or Reset in SP applications	VIP Out 3

• The grayed out pins do not have a pin installed in the DB-15 connector housing.
• The radio drawer J2 connector is normally used on a low/medium power dash mount radio.
• The radio cable J3 connector is normally used on a low/medium power remote mount radio.
• * - dash mount only, not connected in remote mount radio drawer
• If your radio uses the accessory plug, the radio will not work if the above Emergency jumper is not installed or the optional Emergency button wiring is missing and the radio drawer command board has JU502 installed.
• If your radio uses the accessory plug, the radio will not work if the above Emergency jumper is installed and the radio drawer command board has JU502 removed.
• This cable provides a radio drawer Emergency shorting wire, or the shorting wire can be replaced with Emergency button wiring.
• The accessory cable works on either J2 or J3, as shipped from the factory. The uninstalled DB-15 male pins can be added and wired for the J2 position, J3 position or for a low/medium power J2 programming cable.

Motorcycle Accessory Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's J2 DB-15 accessory connector.

3080010R01 Motorcycle Accessory Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
J2 DB-15 Pin #	Options Pin #	J200 Headset Pin #	J2 Radio Pin Description
1			Tx Audio in SP customer applications
2	1		Emergency (options plug with shorting wire)
3	3		Horn / Lights
4	4		Switched B+
5			Ignition (4 amp fuse attached to wire)
6		1	Speaker Hi (speaker connector housing)
7		2	Speaker Lo (speaker connector housing)
8	2	3	Digital Ground
9			Systems 9000 Busy
10			Systems 9000 BUS -
11			Detected Audio in SP customer applications
12		4	Hang-Up Box 1 (HUB 1) (J200 headset plug with shorting wire)
13		5	PTT 1
14			Systems 9000 BUS +
15		6	Microphone Hi

• The grayed out J2 pins do not have a pin installed in the DB-15 connector housing.
• The options connector has a mating plug with an Emergency shorting wire (pins 1 and 2 are shorted). The mating plug Emergency shorting wire can be replaced with emergency switch wiring and/or Horn/Lights relay wiring can be added.
• J200 is a headset connector. There is a mating plug with HUB 1 shorted to ground (pins 3 and 4 are shorted). An optional handlebar mounted PTT / HUB accessory with a break away headset jack connector is available (it replaces the mating plug with the HUB shorting wire).

Systems 9000 Radio Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's J5 DB-25 radio connector.

• Above is a front view of the cable's control head connector with pin numbers. Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

HKN4355 / HKN4356 Systems 9000 Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Radio J5 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head J1 / P100 Pin #	Radio Pin Description
1	BLK/GRN	46	PTT (Input) / SP Out 1
2			Filtered Audio Shield / SP Out 2
3			Ignition (Output) / Securenet KID
4			N.C. / Securenet Write Enable
5	WHI	17	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
6			Filtered Audio (Output) / N.C. HLN6055
7			Option Rx Audio (Input) / N.C. HLN6055
8			Option Tx Audio (Input) / N.C. HLN6055
9	BLK/BRN	45	Detected Audio (Output) / N.C. HLN6055
10	Shield	16	Analog Ground / N.C. HLN6055
11	Shield	13	Mic. Low
12	BLK/YEL	12	Mic. Hi (Input)
13	VIO	27	Emergency (Input)
14	BLK	50	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
15			RSSI (Input) / Securenet Key
16	BRN	28	Spare 1
17	RED	29	Spare 2
18	BLU	49	Digital Ground
19	BLK/ORG	26	Reset (Input/Output)
20			A+ (Output)
21	Shield		Bus Shield
22	YEL	48	Switched B+ (Input)
23	BLK/RED	33	Busy (Input/Output)
24	GRN	11	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
25	ORG	44	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the radio drawer.
• The grayed out pins are not used.
• The notes in blue indicate the early HLN6055 and HLN6077 Interconnect Board J5 pin outs.
• No power is carried on the Switched B+ line. It is only an interrupt line connected to the Spectra microprocessor. The Spectra radio drawer draws all its power through its power cable.
• RSSI stands for Receive Signal Strength Indicator. This is an option that is available on some Spectra radios. If the options is present, there should be a RSSI key on the control head.
• J1 Pin 27 Note: The radio drawer Emergency line J1 pin 27 is not connected inside the A9, B9, C9 or E9 control head. The control heads may add an internal jumper wire from pin 27 to a VIP In pin (pins 4, 3 or 37). This radio drawer Emergency line can also be taken care of by a jumper on the Interconnect Board, Command Board or low/medium power radio drawer J2 connector.
• P100 Pin 27 Note: The radio drawer Emergency line HLN6432 board P100 pin 27 can be jumperd to the VIP In 2 pin 3 (this is done by default on some versions of these boards) or jumperd to ground.
• J1 / P100 Pin 27 Note: When a VIP In pin is used for the pin 27 radio drawer Emergency Button wiring, that VIP In port is not RSS programmed with a VIP In Emergency function (i.e. it is only used as a convenient place to attach the external Emergency switch wire at the cost of consuming the use of one of the unprogrammed VIP In port pins). The DEK VIP II pins can not be used for the radio drawer pin 27 Emergency line (the VIP II pins can be used for the RSS programmed Emergency function).
• The low/medium radio drawer J2 connector is not normally used with these remote mount cables.

Systems 9000 Control Head to Microphone Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the microphone control head connector with pin numbers. The microphone cord is hanging down below the connector.

Systems 9000 Control Head Microphone Pin Out
Control Head J1 / P100 Pin #	Control Head P104 Pin #	Description
7	7	Mic. Low (Input) - Black
8	8	Mic. Hi (Input) - Red
23	5	PTT/HUB Reference (Input) - White
24	6	PTT (Input) - Green
40	3	Hang Up Box (HUB) (Input) - Blue
41	4	Switched B+ (Output) - Yellow

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the control head.
• The colors shown are for the cable wires inside the microphone housing. Most microphone cables do not have the yellow Switched B+ wire.
• The P104 pin numbers are for the alternate B2, C2, E2, A4, A5, A7, B4, B5, B7, C4, C5, C7, E4, E5 and E7 control head front microphone connectors. However, the microphone schematics still use the J1 pin numbers, so the P104 pin numbers are not shown on the above connector pin out drawing.
• The newer SMD control heads, like the HCN1063 and HCN1073, have internal jumpers that can reconfigure some of the control head J1 pins such that the descriptions above would no longer be correct for those control head pins. Other models of control heads should be checked for physical modifications (i.e. cut PC traces, wire jumpers and extra components soldered point to point on the PC board) that can have the same effect on the description. Expect to find modifications on control heads with a kit number below the model number.
• One reconfiguration example is the control head pin 41 can be changed from Switched B+ to Speaker Audio Hi. This could be done for a telephone style handset.

Systems 9000 Control Head to VIP Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the Vehicle Interface Port (VIP) control head connector with pin numbers. Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left.

Systems 9000 Control Head to Vehicle Interface Port Pin Out
Control Head J1 Pin #	Description
1	VIP Out 2 (Output)
2	VIP Out 1 (Output)
3	VIP In 2 (Input)
4	VIP In 1 (Input)
5	DEK Data Out (Output)
18	Switched B+ (Output)
19	Switched B+ (Output)
20	DIGITAL GROUND
21	DIGITAL GROUND
34	VIP Out 3 (Output) / DEK Strobe (Output)
35	Switched B+ (Output)
36	DIGITAL GROUND
37	VIP In 3 (Input) / DEK Data In (Input)
38	DEK Clock (Output)

HLN6432 Systems 9000 Control Head to Vehicle Interface Port Pin Out
Control Head P100 Pin #	Description
1	VIP Out 2 (Output) / DEK Data Out (Output)
2	VIP Out 1 (Output) / DEK Clock (Output)
3	VIP In 2 (Input) / Optional Radio Drawer Emergency Jumper
4	VIP In 1 (Input)
5	Jumper to P100 pin 1 - DEK Data Out (Output)
18	Switched B+ (Output)
19	Switched B+ (Output)
20	DIGITAL GROUND
21	DIGITAL GROUND
34	VIP Out 3 (Output) / DEK Strobe (Output)
35	Switched B+ (Output)
36	DIGITAL GROUND
37	VIP In 3 (Input) / DEK Data In (Input)
38	Jumper to P100 pin 2 - DEK Clock (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the control head.
• The first table "Systems 9000 Control Head to Vehicle Interface Port Pin Out" is for the A9, B9, C9 and E9 control heads.
• The second table "HLN6432 Systems 9000 Control Head to Vehicle Interface Port Pin Out" is for the A4, A5, A7, B4, B5, B7, C4, C5, C7, E4, E5 and E7 control heads using the HLN6432 board and the Systems 9000 cables. An enhanced control head circuit board is required to make use of the DEK pins.
• When a DEK is programmed into the radio's code plug, the control head VIP port is used as a DEK Expansion port, which automatically changes pins 34 and 37 to support the DEK. In addition, the A4, A5, A7, B4, B5, B7, C4, C5, C7, E4, E5 and E7 control heads change pins 1 and 2 (see below).
• The A9, B9, C9 and E9 control heads have internal jumpers that can reconfigure some of the control head pins such that the descriptions above would no longer be correct for those control head pins. Other models of control heads should be checked for physical modifications (i.e. cut PC traces, wire jumpers and extra components soldered point to point on the PC board) that can have the same effect on the description. Expect to find modifications on control heads with a kit number below the model number.
• The A4, A5, A7, B4, B5, B7, C4, C5, C7, E4, E5 and E7 control heads are missing two outputs found on the A9, B9, C9 and E9 control heads. They are the DEK Clock and DEK Data Out pins that are used to connect a DEK to the control head. The enhanced control head has built-in improved firmware that allows it use VIP Out 1 and VIP Out 2 to support the DEK. In addition, the HLN6432 board provides the wiring changes to allow this to take place.
• The HLN6432 board has a jumper to connect the radio drawer Emergency line to VIP In 2. If the VIP In 2 pin is used as the optional Emergency button connection, VIP In 2 is not programmed to do anything in the RSS. Some revisions of this board also have a jumper to ground the radio drawer Emergency line. This optional radio drawer Emergency pin will not work when used with a Physical Security Housing.

Sytems 9000 Direct Entry Keyboard (DEK) Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the Vehicle Interface Port (VIP) control head connector with pin numbers (it can also be the DEK Expansion connector). Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left. The cable is not shown as it comes straight out of the back of the connector.

• Above is a front view of the DEK connector with pin numbers. The cable is hanging down below the connector.

Systems 9000 DEK Cable Pin Out
Control Head VIP J1 / P100 / DEK J1 Pin #	DEK J1 Pin #	DEK Description - VIP Description
1		N.C.
2		N.C.
3		N.C. (Optional Radio Drawer Emergency Pin)
4		N.C.
5	40	DEK Data Out (5 Output, 40 Input)
18		N.C.
19		N.C.
20		N.C.
21		N.C.
34	24	DEK Strobe (34 Output, 24 Input) VIP Out 3
35	41	Switched B+ (Input)
36	7	Ground
37	8	DEK Data In (37 Input, 8 Output) VIP In 3
38	23	DEK Clock (38 Output, 23 Input)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to a DEK.
• When using the HLN6432 Systems 9000 Converter board, DEK Data Out is tied to the control head VIP Out 2 and DEK Clock is tied to the control head VIP Out 1.
• The large connector on the back of the DEK looks like a Systems 9000 control head connector. In reality, the DEK connector pins that would appear to be Systems 9000 microphone pins are in fact the DEK expansion input pins, the pins that would appear to be Systems 9000 VIP pins are in fact connections for another DEK (i.e. the DEK expansion output pins) and the pins that would appear to be Systems 9000 Control Head Connection pins are in fact VIP II pins (see below).
• When a DEK is connected to a control head, the DEK cable (larger cable connector) is connected to the control head J1 / P100 VIP port (pins listed above) and to the J1 DEK connector (smaller cable connector) where it looks like a microphone should go (pins listed above).
• When a DEK is connected to another DEK, the J1 DEK cable (larger cable connector) is connected to the DEK expansion port (pins listed above) and to the second J1 DEK connector (smaller cable connector) where it looks like a microphone should go (pins listed above).
• From the table above, it would appear the DEK uses VIP 3 input and output. This is not really the case and the VIP 3 input and output pins are moved to the VIP II pins (see below) on the DEK.
• The radio drawer Emergency button line can be connected to VIP in 2 (J1 / P100 pin 3) on the control head VIP cable connector. The control head or HLN6432 board will require jumpering to pin 27 to support this Emergency connection. This Emergency pin will not work when used with a Physical Security Housing.

Systems 9000 Direct Entry Keyboard (DEK) VIP II Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the DEK Vehicle Interface Port (VIP) II control head connector with pin numbers. Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left. Ignore the cable shown in this picture, this connector (15-80212L01) does not have a molded in cable.

DEK Vehicle Interface Port II Pin Out
DEK VIP II J1 Pin #	Description
10	Ground
11	Ground
12	Ground
13	N.C.
14	N.C.
15	VIP In 1 (Input)
16	VIP In 2 (Input)
17	VIP In 3 (Input)
26	N.C.
27	N.C.
28	N.C.
29	N.C.
30	N.C.
31	N.C.
32	N.C.
33	N.C.
43	VIP Out 1 (Output)
44	VIP Out 2 (Output)
45	VIP Out 3 (Output)
46	N.C.
47	N.C.
48	Switched B+ (Output)
49	Switched B+ (Output)
50	Switched B+ (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the DEK.
• The grayed out pins are not used.
• Because the DEK uses the control head VIP connector pins, the VIP connection is automatically moved to the DEK (when you change the control head RSS number of DEKs setting to be higher than zero), on the side of the DEK connector that looks like it would normally have been used for a Systems 9000 Control Head to Radio connection. This relocated VIP connector was renamed the VIP II connection.
• The first DEK replaces the VIP connections (on its VIP II connector) that used to come from the Systems 9000 control head. A second DEK adds another complete set of VIP pins on its VIP II connector. The control head RSS is used to program these pins.
• The VIP II connector housing could be used for a "roll your own" radio cable connector and plugged into a Systems 9000 control head instead of a DEK.
• If you add two DEK's to a control head, each DEK has its own VIP II connector, giving you a total of 6 VIP input pins and 6 VIP output pins. The functions for all these pins are programmed by the control head RSS.

Spectra Radio to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's J5 DB-25 radio connector with pin numbers.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

• Above is a front view of the cable's J2 / J5 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

Spectra to Physical Security Housing HKN6034A / HKN6035A Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Radio J5 Pin #	Wire Color	Housing J2 / J5 Pin #	Radio Pin Description
1			PTT (Input) / SP Out 1
2			Filtered Audio Shield / SP Out 2
3			Ignition (Output) / Securenet KID
4			N.C. / Securenet Write Enable
5	WHI	7	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
6			Filtered Audio (Output)
7	BLK/BLU	3	Option Rx Audio (Input)
8	BLK/GRN	19	Option Tx Audio (Input)
9	BLK/BRN	18	Detected Audio (Output)
10	Shield	17	Analog Ground
11	Shield	10	Mic. Low
12	BLK/YEL	4	Mic. Hi (Input)
13	VIO	22	Emergency (Input) (see note)
14	BLK	8	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
15			RSSI (Input) / Securenet Key
16			Spare 1
17			Spare 2
18	BLU/Shield	9, 24	Digital Ground
19	WHT/RED	5	Reset (Input/Output)
20	YEL	1	A+ (Output)
21	Shield	11, 20	Bus Shield
22	RED	6	Switched B+ (Input)
23	BLK/RED	21	Busy (Input/Output)
24	GRN	12	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
25	ORG	13	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the radio.
• The notes in blue indicate the HLN6077 Interconnect Board J5 pin outs.
• This cable goes from the Spectra radio to the 24 pin Securenet Physical Security Housing connector.
• The grayed out pins are not used.
• The low/medium radio drawer J2 connector is not normally used with these remote mount cables.
• The radio drawer Emergency line can have a custom wire added from the Physical Security Housing pin 22 for an optional external Emergency button.
• J2 / J5 Housing pins 2, 14, 15, 16 and 23 are not connected to the J5 Radio pins.
• The early HLN6055 Interconnect Board J5 pin out will not work with the Physical Security Housing.
• Manual reference - 6880102W55.

Original Style Control Head to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Out:

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• Above is a front view of the cable's J2 / J5 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

3	2	1
6	5	4

• Above is a front view of the cable's J100 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
28	27		25	24	22	21	21	20	19	18	17	16	15

• Above is a front view of the cable's P103 control head connector pin numbers. The key to identifying the correct physical pin out is to identify the missing pin 26.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J3 DB-15 accessory connector.

HKN6036A / HKN6037A Physical Security Housing to Control Head Original Style Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Housing J2 / J5 Pin #	Housing J100 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head P103 Pin #	J3 DB-15 Pin #	Pin Description
1		YEL	5		A+ (Output)
2		BLK/YEL	27		Mic. Hi In (Input)
3					Option Rx Audio (Input)
4					Mic. Hi Out (Output)
5		BLK/ORG	23		Reset (Input/Output)
6		RED	4		Switched B+ (Input)
7		WHI	22		Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
8		BLK	10		Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
9		Shield	21-?		Bus Shield
10		Shield	3		Mic. Low
11					Option Rx Audio Shield
12		GRN		7	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
13		ORG		6	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
14					External Key Reset
15					S.NET LED
16					Analog Ground
17					Detected Audio Shield
18					Detected Audio (Output)
19					Option Tx Audio (Input)
20					Option Tx Audio Shield
21		BLK/RED	25		Busy (Input/Output)
22		VIO		2	Emergency (Input)
23					Digital Ground
24		BLU	6		Digital Ground
	1	BLK/GRN	7		VF Sense 2 (Input)
	2	Shield			VF Sense 2 Shield
	3				N.C.
	4				N.C.
	5	Shield			VF Sense 1 Shield
	6	BLK/BRN	8		VF Sense 1 (Input)
		YEL	17	14	VIP In 1 (Input)
		WHT/RED	16	10	VIP In 2 (Input)
		BRN	15	9	VIP In 3 (Input)
		RED	18	12	VIP Out 1 (Output)
		BLU	19	3	VIP Out 2 (Output)
		WHT/BLU	14	15	VIP Out 3 (Output)
		WHT/ORG	11	5	Ignition (Input)
		BLK	13	8	Digital Ground
		WHT	12	4	Switched B+ (Output)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the physical security housing, except for the J3 pins which are with respect to the control head.
• The pin highlighted in yellow may be an error in the Motorola documentation.
• No power is carried on the Switched B+ line. It is an interrupt line passed on to the Spectra microprocessor. The Spectra radio drawer draws all its power through its power cable.
• The Ignition and VIP pins do not connect to the radio drawer and are not available on the low/medium power radio drawer J2 connector. The radio drawer J2 connector is not normally used with these remote mount cables.
• The control head connector mates directly with the control head circuit board pins. This connector has no other connections or accessible pins. All the accessible connections are on the J3 DB-15 connector.
• The control head VF Sense lines are not available on very early versions. Special control head VF Sense jumpers are required for P103 pins 7 and 8 on later control head versions.
• J3 DB-15 pins 1, 11 and 13 are not connected.
• Manual reference - 6880102W55.

Systems 9000 Control Head to Securenet Physical Security Housing Cable Pin Outs:

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• Above is a front view of the cable's J2 / J5 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

• Above is a front view of the cable's control head connector with pin numbers. Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

HKN4290A / HKN4292A Physical Security Housing to Control Head Systems 9000 Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Housing J2 / J5 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head J1 / P100 Pin #	Pin Description
1			A+ (Input)
2	BLK/YEL	12	Mic. Hi In (Input)
3			Option Rx Audio (Input)
4			Mic. Hi Out (Output)
5	BLK/ORG	26	Reset (Input/Output)
6	YEL	48	Switched B+ (Input)
7	WHI	17	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
8	BLK	50	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
9	Shield	9	Bus Shield
10	Shield	13	Mic. Low
11			Option Rx Audio Shield
12	GRN	11	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
13	ORG	44	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
14	BRN	28	External Key Reset / CH Spare 1
15	RED	29	S.NET LED / CH Spare 2
16	VIO	16	Analog Ground
17	Shield		Detected Audio Shield
18	BLK/BRN	45	Detected Audio (Output) (N.C. in CH)
19	BLK/GRN	46	Option Tx Audio (Input) (N.C. in CH)
20	Shield		Option Tx Audio Shield
21	BLK/RED	33	Busy (Input/Output)
22	BLK		Emergency (Input) (jumpered to 23)
23	BLK		Digital Ground (jumpered to 22)
24	BLU	49	Digital Ground
		47	BATT + (GRN wire)
		30	BATT +
		14	BATT -
		31	BATT -
		15	Ignition + (ORG wire)
		32	Ignition -
		43	Speaker Audio Hi (BLK/ORG wire)
		10	Speaker Audio Low (BLK/GRN wire)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the Physical Security Housing, except for the J3 pins which are with respect to the control head.
• The grayed out pins are not used.
• This cable goes from the Systems 9000 Control Head and connects to the 24 pin Securenet Physical Security Housing connector.
• J2 / J5 pin 1 may have a blue power wire. This was only used by the Syntor X 9000 and Syntor X 9000E radios. Do not use it. In fact, pin 1 will already have the battery voltage on it from the radio's A+ line.
• The Securenet Physical Security 24 pin connector shorts pins 22 and 23. This jumper could be replaced with a pin 22 Emergency wire run outside the Physical Security Housing.
• These two cables are only for use with A9, B9, C9 and E9 control heads.
• The newer control heads that use SMD construction have jumpers JU7 and JU8 on their Display Board. JU7 is installed and JU8 is removed for normal use. These jumpers can be reversed (JU7 out and JU8 in) to connect the Physical Security Housing S.NET LED to the 4th control head Indicator Key display LED (4th key over the VF display counting from the left). The older DIP construction control heads do not have this option.
• The yellow highlighted descriptions are for pins that do not go to the Securenet Housing. These wires are only attached to the control head connector.
• Manual reference - 6880102W55.

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• Above is a front view of the cable's J2 / J5 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

3	2	1
6	5	4

• Above is a front view of the cable's J100 Physical Security Housing connector pin numbers.

• Above is a front view of the cable's control head connector with pin numbers. Each of the three horizontal rows of pins is numbered sequentially from right to left. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

HKN6059A / HKN6060A Physical Security Housing to Control Head Systems 9000 Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Housing J2 / J5 Pin #	Housing J100 Pin #	Wire Color	Control Head J1 / P100 Pin #	Pin Description
1				A+ (Input)
2		BLK/YEL	12	Mic. Hi In (Input)
3				Option Rx Audio (Input)
4				Mic. Hi Out (Output)
5		BLK/ORG	26	Reset (Input/Output)
6		YEL	48	Switched B+ (Input)
7		WHI	17	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
8		BLK	50	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
9		Shield	9	Bus Shield
10		Shield	13	Mic. Low
11				Option Rx Audio Shield
12		GRN	11	Speaker Audio Low (Output)
13		ORG	44	Speaker Audio Hi (Output)
14		BRN	28	External Key Reset / CH Spare 1
15		RED	29	S.NET LED / CH Spare 2
16		VIO	16	Analog Ground
17				Detected Audio Shield
18				Detected Audio (Output)
19				Option Tx Audio (Input)
20				Option Tx Audio Shield
21		BLK/RED	33	Busy (Input/Output)
22		BLK		Emergency (Input) (jumpered to 23)
23		BLK		Digital Ground (jumpered to 22)
24		BLU	49	Digital Ground (BLK/WHT ground wire)
	1	BLK/BRN	31	VF Sense 2 (Input)
	2	Shield		VF Sense 2 Shield
	3			N.C.
	4			N.C.
	5	Shield		VF Sense 1 Shield
	6	BLK/GRN	14	VF Sense 1 (Input)
			47	BATT + (GRN wire)
			30	BATT +
			15	Ignition + (ORG wire)
			32	Ignition -
			43	Speaker Audio Hi (BLK/ORG wire)
			10	Speaker Audio Low (BLK/GRN wire)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the Physical Security Housing, except for the J3 pins which are with respect to the control head.
• The grayed out pins are not used.
• This cable goes from the Systems 9000 Control Head and connects to the 24 pin Securenet Physical Security Housing connector.
• J2 / J5 pin 1 may have a blue power wire. This was only used by the Syntor X 9000 and Syntor X 9000E radios. Do not use it. In fact, pin 1 will already have the battery voltage on it from the radio's A+ line.
• The Securenet Physical Security 24 pin connector shorts pins 22 and 23. This jumper could be replaced with a pin 22 Emergency wire run outside the Physical Security Housing.
• The newer A9, B9, C9 or E9 control heads that use SMD construction have jumpers JU7 and JU8 on their Display Board. JU7 is installed and JU8 is removed for normal use. These jumpers can be reversed (JU7 out and JU8 in) to connect the Physical Security Housing S.NET LED to the 4th control head Indicator Key display LED (4th key over the VF display counting from the left). The older DIP construction control heads do not have this option.
• VF Sense 1 and VF Sense 2 are shorted together inside the A9, B9, C9 and E9 control heads. These VF Sense lines are used with the A4, A5, A7, B4, B5, B7, C4, C5, C7, E4, E5 and E7 control heads (not available on very early and early control head versions). Especially do not use the early control head versions because they will short Spare 1 to VF Sense 1 and Spare 2 to VF Sense 2.
• The yellow highlighted descriptions are for pins that do not go to the Securenet Housing. These wires are only attached to the control head connector.
• Pin 49 Digital Ground (highlighted in green) has a BLK/WHT ground wire that is connected to ground (usually the vehicle chassis).
• Manual reference - 6880102W55.

Spectra HKN4363 Siren/VRS Cable Pin Outs:

• Above is a front view of the cable's Siren/VRS J1 housing connector with pin numbers. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J6 DB-25 radio connector with pin numbers.

Spectra HKN4363 Siren/PA or VRS Combination Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
Siren J1 Pin #	Radio Cable J6 Pin #	Siren Pin Description
A		A+
B		A-
1		PTT SYS90R Encode
2	9	Detected Audio (Input)
3	8	Option Tx Audio (Output)
4	19	Reset (Input/Output)
5	23	Busy (Input/Output)
6	22	Switched B+ (Input)
7		Switched B+ (Input)
8	13	Analog Ground
9	6	Filtered Audio (Input)
10		Chassis
11	10	Detected Audio Shield
12	20	A+ (Input)
13		SYS90R Select
14	11	Mic. Low
15	2	Filtered Audio Shield
16		Write Enable (Input)
17	5	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
18	21	Option Tx Audio Shield
19	18	Bus - Shield
20		Siren Speaker Common (Zip Cord)
21		PTT Enable SYS90R Encode
22	24	Input Speaker Low (Input)
23		KEY (Input)
24		SYS90R Encode
25	14	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
26		Analog Ground
27	12	Mic. Hi (Input/Output)
28		65 Watt / 130 Watt Siren Speaker (Zip Cord)
29		KID
30		Switched 5 Volts
31	18	Digital Ground
32		N.C. (B-)
33	7	Option Rx Audio (Output)
34	21	Option Rx Shield
35		100 Watt Siren Speaker (Zip Cord)
36		75 Watt Siren Speaker (Zip Cord)
37	25	Input Speaker Hi (Input)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the Siren/PA or VRS combination unit.
• In case you are curious, the Siren/PA SYS90R pins are used by the conventional HLN1318A MaraTrac version of the Siren/PA circuit board (HLN5510A). They are not used by any Systems 9000 radios.
• The 3 light gray areas are part of the Securenet Keyloader Port connection and are not used.

Spectra HKN6038 VRS Cable Pin Out:

• Above is a front view of the cable's VRS J1 housing connector with pin numbers. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

• Above is a front view of the cable's J6 DB-25 radio connector with pin numbers.

Spectra HKN6038 VRS Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
VRS J1 Pin #	Radio Cable J6 Pin #	Housing Pin Description
A		A+ (not used on this cable)
B		A- (not used on this cable)
1
2	9	Detected Audio (Input)
3	8	Option Tx Audio (Output)
4	19	Reset (Input/Output)
5	23	Busy (Input/Output)
6	22	Switched B+ (Input)
7		Switched B+ (Input)
8	13	B-
9	6	Filtered Audio (Input)
10		Chassis
11	10	Detected Audio Shield
12	20	A+ (Input)
13
14	11	Mic. Low
15	2	Filtered Audio Shield
16		Write Enable (Input)
17	5	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
18	21	Option Tx Audio Shield
19	18	Bus - Shield
20
21
22	24	Input Speaker Audio Low (Input)
23		KEY (Input)
24
25	14	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
26		Analog Ground
27	12	Mic. Hi (Input/Output)
28
29		KID
30		Switched 5 Volts
31	18	Digital Ground
32		N.C. (B-)
33	7	Option Rx Audio (Output)
34	21	Option Rx Shield
35
36
37	25	Input Speaker Audio Hi (Input)

• The above pin out is NOT verified yet.
• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the VRS.
• The 3 light gray areas are part of the Securenet Keyloader Port connection and are not used.

Syntor X 9000 HKN4304A Siren/PA T-Cable Pin Outs:

• Above is a front view of one side of the T-Connector and the cable's Siren/VRS connector with pin numbers. The cable is on the left side of the connector.

Syntor X 9000 HKN4304A Siren/PA T-Cable Pin Out (Negative Ground)
VRS T-Cable J1 Pin #	Siren/PA J1 Pin #	Siren Pin Description
A	A	A+
B	B	A- (jumpered to pins 8 and 10)
1		PTT SYS90R Encode
2	2	Detected Audio (Input)
3	3	Option Tx Audio (Output)
4	4	Reset (Input/Output)
5	5	Busy (Input/Output)
6	6	Switched B+ (Input) (jumpered to pin 7)
7	7	Switched B+ (Input) (jumpered to pin 6)
8	8	B- (jumpered to pins 10 and B)
9	9	Filtered Audio (Input)
10	10	Chassis (jumpered to pins 8 and B)
11	11	Detected Audio Shield
12	12	A+
13		SYS90R Select
14	14	Mic. Low
15	15	Filtered Audio Shield
16		Write Enable (Input)
17	17	Bus + (RS-422 Input/Output)
18	18	Option Tx Audio Shield
19	19	Bus - Shield
20	Zip Cord	Siren Speaker Common
21		PTT Enable SYS90R Encode
22	22	Input Speaker Low (Input)
23		KEY (Input)
24		SYS90R Encode
25	25	Bus - (RS-422 Input/Output)
26	26	Analog Ground
27	27	Mic. Hi (Input)
28	Special	65 Watt / 130 Watt Siren Speaker
29		KID
30		Switched 5 Volts
31	31	Digital Ground
32		N.C. (B-)
33	33	Option Rx Audio (Output)
34	34	Option Rx Shield
35	Zip Cord	100 Watt Siren Speaker
36	Special	75 Watt Siren Speaker
37	37	Input Speaker Hi (Input)

• The input and output notes in parenthesis are with respect to the Siren/PA.
• This is a T-Cable. It plugs into the radio and the normal radio cable plugs into this cable (i.e. it is a pass through connection for the normal radio cable with wires for the Siren/PA coming out of the side of the T-Cable).
• The grayed out pins with no Siren/PA J1 pin number shown are not installed in the connector.
• The 3 light gray areas are part of the Securenet Keyloader Port connection and are not used.
• In case you are curious, the Siren/PA SYS90R pins are used by the conventional HLN1318A MaraTrac version of the Siren/PA circuit board (HLN5510A). They are not used by any Systems 9000 radios.

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