Motocom headsets on a Venture

[wes0778]

OK, I always seem to do things bassackwards. A couple of weeks before the '99 Venture grabbed me by the throat and said BRING ME HOME, I bought a MotoCom RiderLink system for the RSTC. Now that I have the Venture, I'd like to adapt the RiderLink head sets to the Venture. It first looked like all I needed was a PC keyboard adapter to go from the RiderLink PS2 plug to the Venture 5 pin DIN plug. Well being the pack rat that I am I had the PC adapter.

 

Well I guess the pin-outs are different. I hooked it up but get no sound out.

Anyone have any suggestions?

 

Walter

[saddlebum]

go to this link and rewire your headset accordingly

[ame=http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=499]Headset Pin Out Diagram - VentureRider.Org[/ame]

[scotty]

Anybody know if they use dynamic or condenser mics? If they are condenser they won't work unless you power the mics.

[DragonRider]

I did the same thing, and got the same results, but not dissapointed, I like the J&M headsets for the Venture better, so I am just using the others on the V Star. I got enuff helmets to have setups in all 4...........

 

OK, I always seem to do things bassackwards. A couple of weeks before the '99 Venture grabbed me by the throat and said BRING ME HOME, I bought a MotoCom RiderLink system for the RSTC. Now that I have the Venture, I'd like to adapt the RiderLink head sets to the Venture. It first looked like all I needed was a PC keyboard adapter to go from the RiderLink PS2 plug to the Venture 5 pin DIN plug. Well being the pack rat that I am I had the PC adapter.

 

Well I guess the pin-outs are different. I hooked it up but get no sound out.

Anyone have any suggestions?

 

Walter