Xtva: Radio Turning off

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Xtva: Radio Turning off

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I have my xtva mounted in the rear of my car, Is there anyway to get the radio to turn off and with ign. Thanks Bob
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Hhhhmmmm, not that I know of. You can control the XTVA on/off itself with wiring changes but as far as the radio goes I don't believe you can.

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I've never been able to find a way to do it :-?
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Just a thought but I use an adapter for the xts series when doing my tuning. Would it be possible to modifyt his adapter, run the wire out the top instead of the back so it will fit in the xtva, and use that on the radio? That way when ignition power was shut off the adapter radio would lose power also?

I have recently built my own adapter, by modifying a battery case, because the orignal was not fitting very well. At one point I had to use clamps to hold it to the radio.

Anyway just a thought.
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misawatech.


I tried that and the radio goes crazy. The radio changes channels and turns on and off by self a lot..
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Post by misawatech »

Did your adapter connect to the accessory connector or plug in as a battery would?

You have me thinking now and I have an XTVA and some radios I don't think they will repair so I think I will try it tomorrow. The radios need a flash for the encryption to work correctly and they don't want to spend the money.

I'll let you know.
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