Standouglas
New member
For several years I have attempted off and on to get my JR equipment to work with the cable supplied with my 4.0 version of RF. I was never able to get RF to recognize that I had plugged in the JR transmitter. I even bought another OEM cable.
The other day I decided to see what was up with this configuration and I metered the cable to identify the 6 pin connections and then took the RF controller apart. To my amazement the hot wire (not ground) was connected to a different pin than the one used by both cables. Only 2 of the 6 pins are used.
I moved the cable in the controller to the correct pin and now my JR equipment works fine! Works with my upgraded RFV 6 too.
I probably won't use the JR often, but it bugged me that it wouldn't work and no one seemed to have an answer. I think if I was going to use the controller in external mode I'll replace the funky 6 pin connector with a JR female plug receptacle so I can just use a JR trainer cord and bypass the one supplied in RF. It would be easy to add the plug in parallel with the existing 6 pin one.
Cheers,
Stan
The other day I decided to see what was up with this configuration and I metered the cable to identify the 6 pin connections and then took the RF controller apart. To my amazement the hot wire (not ground) was connected to a different pin than the one used by both cables. Only 2 of the 6 pins are used.
I moved the cable in the controller to the correct pin and now my JR equipment works fine! Works with my upgraded RFV 6 too.
I probably won't use the JR often, but it bugged me that it wouldn't work and no one seemed to have an answer. I think if I was going to use the controller in external mode I'll replace the funky 6 pin connector with a JR female plug receptacle so I can just use a JR trainer cord and bypass the one supplied in RF. It would be easy to add the plug in parallel with the existing 6 pin one.
Cheers,
Stan