RJ11 6 pin plug mic with RJ45 8/10 pin sockets
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 6:40 pm
I have a 6 pin RJ11 Motorola mic.
I know I can use an 8 pin RJ45 mic plug with a radio 10 pin mic socket (as the pins line up excluding to 2 outer pins on the 10 pin RJ45 socket which are not used or not applicable).
So can I use a 6 pin RJ11 mic plug with a 8/10 pin RJ45 radio socket?
I don't have the mic in front of me at the moment...but I'm thinking that the RJ11 plug is physically much smaller than an RJ45 so I suspect you can't just plug an RJ11 into a RJ45 socket and hope that everything lines up..except obviously the 4 outer pins on both side of the socket?
What radios actually used 6 pin RJ11 mics...are they all old "Maxtrac" types (although Maxtracs use 8 pins I think ) or do some newer radios use 6 pin RJ11's? I know the Euro MC Micro /M110 used 6 pins.
Thanks
I know I can use an 8 pin RJ45 mic plug with a radio 10 pin mic socket (as the pins line up excluding to 2 outer pins on the 10 pin RJ45 socket which are not used or not applicable).
So can I use a 6 pin RJ11 mic plug with a 8/10 pin RJ45 radio socket?
I don't have the mic in front of me at the moment...but I'm thinking that the RJ11 plug is physically much smaller than an RJ45 so I suspect you can't just plug an RJ11 into a RJ45 socket and hope that everything lines up..except obviously the 4 outer pins on both side of the socket?
What radios actually used 6 pin RJ11 mics...are they all old "Maxtrac" types (although Maxtracs use 8 pins I think ) or do some newer radios use 6 pin RJ11's? I know the Euro MC Micro /M110 used 6 pins.
Thanks