SV-COM-PANEL Power with T25 transciever

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How is the SV-COM-PANEL powered when installed with the T25 transciever?

With the 425, it was powered via pins 7 and 13 of the 425 to pins 1 and 2 of the control panel. But, the pinout for the D25M on the T25 shows pin 7 as not connected, and pin 13 goes to pin 6 of the control panel D15. I looked to see if it was powered by the Skyview Network. But, according to table 4 "power requirements", it is not.

Do I hook up separate +12vdc and ground to pins 1 and 2 (respectively) instead of powering the control panel from the transciever?
 
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AF SV-COM-T25 TRANSCEIVER - wye connection

I wiring my T25 remote radio to the com panel and intercom panel and can not find any diagrams specific to the COM T25. Is the T25 pin assignments the same as previous radios? Which schematic is most appropriate for my use?. thanks in advance.
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Let's try this:

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Is the question on the diagram highlighted because you still need an answer, or did the diagram come that way? The answer is yes, by the way.
 
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@Rhino, thanks for your help. Your prodding irritated me so much, I had to keep at it to find the answer. What ever you do, I don't recommend going into tech support.

I was able to confirm that the power input for the SV-COM-Panel with X25 transceiver is ship's power on pin one and airframe ground on pin 2. I found it in the Dynon publication titled "REV C - WIRING DIAGRAM TYPICAL HDX DUAL DISPLAY.sch".

Since it said it was for HDX displays, I didn't even think to look there. And, since the specific wiring diagram title says its for X83 radio, I wasn't sure it would be applicable for the X25. Its only when I see that the transceiver in the wiring diagram is labeled "SV-COM-X83 or SV-COM-X25" that I'm willing to believe it to be valid for my installation.

Navy tech pubs geeks would have an absolute fit over this.

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wilkersk said:
@Rhino, thanks for your help. Your prodding irritated me so much, I had to keep at it to find the answer. What ever you do, I don't recommend going into tech support.

I was able to confirm that the power input for the SV-COM-Panel with X25 transceiver is ship's power on pin one and airframe ground on pin 2. I found it in the Dynon publication titled "REV C - WIRING DIAGRAM TYPICAL HDX DUAL DISPLAY.sch".

Since it said it was for HDX displays, I didn't even think to look there. And, since the specific wiring diagram title says its for X83 radio, I wasn't sure it would be applicable for the X25. Its only when I see that the transceiver in the wiring diagram is labeled "SV-COM-X83 or SV-COM-X25" that I'm willing to believe it to be valid for my installation.

Navy tech pubs geeks would have an absolute fit over this.
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Yeah, that was in one of the links I posted in post #5, and in post #7. I wasn't sure if you still wanted that question answered (which I did), or if the diagram came from wherever you got it with that question already highlighted.

Air Force pubs guys would hate this stuff too.

I was in tech support, and always got great customer reviews. But that was in the days of phone and deskside support, where you didn't have the communications difficulties you have when conversing via text over the internet, voice inflection, non-verbal cues, etc. I wasn't trying to prod at all. Sorry you took it that way.
 
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