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Flex-6600 Footswitch PTT

There is only one PTT on the rear of the Fllex-6600. The new microphone uses this single RCA connection point which is kind of unique. But I want to have my Footswitch added to the radio as well for my other microphones. Can I use a standard audio Y-adapter to get both inputs into this single connector. Thought that I would ask first before I added hardware. Ron, AD9I

Answers

  • WX7Y
    WX7Y Member ✭✭✭✭
    edited June 2020
    Yes, I have 3 different PTT inputs to my 6700,  just make sure all three don't have a voltage source and are just dry contacts to ground before you plug them in to the Y connector. 

    73's
    Bret
    WX7Y


  • Rich McCabe
    Rich McCabe Member ✭✭✭
    edited February 2018
    You can use a Y adapter without issue or use the ACC port on the back of the radio which has PTT as well.

    Rich

  • Ron Morgan
    Ron Morgan Member
    edited February 2018
    Thank you, I saw the ACC port documentation. This was not as clean as I wanted. Y-cable it is, although I seldom use a microphone.
  • Jerry Gardner
    Jerry Gardner Member
    edited February 2018
    Why do you need a PTT on the mic if you have a foot switch?
  • Ron Morgan
    Ron Morgan Member
    edited February 2018
    That doesn’t make sense. They are totally separate issues. I have two keys as well. One in the radio and one in the Maestro. I could have inserted the Footswitch into the Maestro but the connectors are different flavors.
  • Jerry Gardner
    Jerry Gardner Member
    edited February 2018
    You didn't mention a Maestro in your original post.

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