Now that's amazing. I cannot believe you didn't even get one comment on this video. This is great stuff you're doing and very informative. I'm going to be watching a lot more of your videos. Keith Kuhn
WOW You had me riveted to my seat. That was great no kidding. You must be some kind of electrical engineer or something. But I give you 10 thumbs up. Keith Kuhn
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 This is a 6200 base. Would you mind briefly corresponding over email? I have a very specific question about replaying J6 1,2,3 and J6 7,8 but youtube keeps deleting my comment lol.
Now that's amazing.
I cannot believe you didn't even get one comment on this video. This is great stuff you're doing and very informative.
I'm going to be watching a lot more of your videos.
Keith Kuhn
Thanks but I think I don't get comments since it is a very narrow and specific field with very few audience.
WOW
You had me riveted to my seat. That was great no kidding.
You must be some kind of electrical engineer or something.
But I give you 10 thumbs up.
Keith Kuhn
Thank you!!!
Thank you for the video do you by any chance also have this type of video for a 3MXT1 application
Hi, this will work with the 3M XT-1 base station as well.
Do you happen to know which ports on the vehicle detection board phoenix connector reproduce J1 3 and 4?
I need to know the model number of the Base Station, for example for the HME Base 6100 6200 6700 you use J6 Pins 3, and 5
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 This is a 6200 base. Would you mind briefly corresponding over email? I have a very specific question about replaying J6 1,2,3 and J6 7,8 but youtube keeps deleting my comment lol.
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@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 will do!