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spyhunter · 02-17-2004, 11:34 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by masch

Great writeup spyhunter.

One question though, can you give a little more detail on that making the lilliput permanent on thing? Can you pretty back remove that thin PCB and just wire pins 5 and 8 together? I dont plan to use the IR and the other buttons.

How do you wire the ribbon as you described? Or did you connect the ribbon to the connector, but you removed the connector from that tin PCB and wired the pins on the connector?

i didn't do the permanent on thing, but you just jump the pins, see the wrx site.

the ribbon from the lilliput to the control panel...i seperated each wire individually and solder that to another length i wire that i made which in turn was solder directly to the switches on the tm housing.

02-17-2004, 11:34 AM	#13
spyhunter Variable Bitrate Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: central jersey Posts: 293	Quote: Originally Posted by masch Great writeup spyhunter. One question though, can you give a little more detail on that making the lilliput permanent on thing? Can you pretty back remove that thin PCB and just wire pins 5 and 8 together? I dont plan to use the IR and the other buttons. How do you wire the ribbon as you described? Or did you connect the ribbon to the connector, but you removed the connector from that tin PCB and wired the pins on the connector? i didn't do the permanent on thing, but you just jump the pins, see the wrx site. the ribbon from the lilliput to the control panel...i seperated each wire individually and solder that to another length i wire that i made which in turn was solder directly to the switches on the tm housing. __________________ Alex 90 300zx twinturbo conversion Epia C3, 512 ram, syntax mobo, 80 gig WD, Mediacar, GPS w/Routis, all behind drivers seat, 7in Lcd Lilliput VGA with Touch, wireless adapter for stumbling, Consult ODB1 adapter and data scanner.