Whelen pccs9r wiring help

eng18ine

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Jul 27, 2012
427
stony point, new york
Hey guys. I'm not sure what's wrong with me but I can't seem to get this to work. I'm trying to wire up a whelen pah112 to the momentary switch on the pccs9r I have the pah powered but I can't get a signal out of the momentary switch. Am I missing something here?
 

MtnMan

Member
Dec 20, 2012
1,533
Eastern PA
eng18ine said:
Hey guys. I'm not sure what's wrong with me but I can't seem to get this to work. I'm trying to wire up a whelen pah112 to the momentary switch on the pccs9r I have the pah powered but I can't get a signal out of the momentary switch. Am I missing something here?
The momentary switch (S7) is isolated and requires it's own +12V fused supply to pin 11 10. See last page here: http://whelen.com/install/133/13315.pdf
 
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duke018

Member
Jun 25, 2013
66
Delaware
Sorry to dig up this old thread but I'm confused with this. Pin 10 gets 12v power correct? So what gets plugged into pins 11 and 12? Is one ground then the other to the accessory?
 
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MtnMan

Member
Dec 20, 2012
1,533
Eastern PA
Sorry to dig up this old thread but I'm confused with this. Pin 10 gets 12v power correct? So what gets plugged into pins 11 and 12? Is one ground then the other to the accessory?
Pin 11 is  common, Pin 10 is normally open, and Pin 12 is normally closed. 
 

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