Red wire say DC IN..where do you connect that.,white wire DC OUT.2 black say Ground?Blue antenna..havent seen any with these color codes
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I have yet to use mine but I would assume that the Red gets connected to the positive side of your 12volt battery, and the black to the negative side(ground). The white wire gets connected to the device you want to control, it's the positive feed, if it matters. Make sure you connect the other side of the device you want to control to ground(negative side of battery). The blue wire? Don't worry about it, just don't remove it. It's a little stand alone antenna. You may want to tape it to the mounting surface to hold it straight. Just don't strip any of the blue coating or let the inside of the wire touch metal. I have yet to use mine but I would assume that the Red gets connected to the positive side of your 12volt battery, and the black to the negative side(ground). The white wire gets connected to the device you want to control, it's the positive feed, if it matters. Make sure you connect the other side of the device you want to control to ground(negative side of battery). The blue wire? Don't worry about it, just don't remove it. It's a little stand alone antenna. You may want to tape it to the mounting surface to hold it straight. Just don't strip any of the blue coating or let the inside of... » Read More I have yet to use mine but I would assume that the Red gets connected to the positive side of your 12volt battery, and the black to the negative side(ground). The white wire gets connected to the device you want to control, it's the positive feed, if it matters. Make sure you connect the other side of the device you want to control to ground(negative side of battery). The blue wire? Don't worry about it, just don't remove it. It's a little stand alone antenna. You may want to tape it to the mounting surface to hold it straight. Just don't strip any of the blue coating or let the inside of the wire touch metal. « Show Less
1822864
I don't have instructions in front of me but as I recall, the unit is set up to handle two devices. If you are using for just one device, Doc in comes from your power source. Eg. Battery...Doc out goes to the device you want to power. Blacks are ground so they go to battery negative. Hope this helps.
1822865
This is remote control for 12v DC lights. The red and black wires are 12v DC in; the Yellow and Brown are 12v DC out for 1 feed; the Green and Blue are 12 DC out for 2nd feed.
1822866
There is a red and black wire to power the unit with...12v dc. There are four other wires for two outputs that are remote controlled. Connect the devices you wish to run remotely to those wires.
794875
there are only two wires a red and white. on the one i bought, you cut the wire from the ac adapter and strip the ends.i touch each end to your battery post .if they dont light switch them and you will find which is ground. you can also cut them to any length and solder wires to the ones you cut.its a little work but not hard
1768164
Pick up some cheap rabbit ears or any other vhf antenna and added it to your set-up with a splitter. I currently have a amp, splitter, the RCA basic antenna connected with my Leaf. I have no issues with reception or getting all the channels in the area. Make sure you use a digital splitter.
681790
I have not seen where any of the antennas I tried were color coded so I'm sorry, but I don't know. They are rated for up to 50 miles which will vary due to whatever may be blocking it, though even that doesn't affect the antennas very much as the signals do bounce off buildings and such. Looking at the dtv may, I can receive the stations in yellow, green and one in brown except for the CBS local which is lo-vhf even though it is in the yellow section. If you have never returned an item to Amazon, don't be afraid to try an antenna just because it may not work. Amazon's returns are totally painless and quick. Hooking up the antenna is easy though you may have to try different locations for it. I have not seen where any of the antennas I tried were color coded so I'm sorry, but I don't know. They are rated for up to 50 miles which will vary due to whatever may be blocking it, though even that doesn't affect the antennas very much as the signals do bounce off buildings and such. Looking at the dtv may, I can receive the stations in yellow, green and one in brown except for the CBS local which is lo-vhf even though it is in the yellow section. If you have never returned an item to Amazon, don't be afraid to try an antenna just because it may not work. Amazon's returns are totally... » Read More I have not seen where any of the antennas I tried were color coded so I'm sorry, but I don't know. They are rated for up to 50 miles which will vary due to whatever may be blocking it, though even that doesn't affect the antennas very much as the signals do bounce off buildings and such. Looking at the dtv may, I can receive the stations in yellow, green and one in brown except for the CBS local which is lo-vhf even though it is in the yellow section. If you have never returned an item to Amazon, don't be afraid to try an antenna just because it may not work. Amazon's returns are totally painless and quick. Hooking up the antenna is easy though you may have to try different locations for it. « Show Less
2059327
Whatever number they were connected to on the old one, put them here. The third one is not required. Some computers have a different antenna position where it is a triangle, and that's where all three are needed. With 2 antenna wires, you should connect them to the same numbers as they were. If you don't know, or can't remember, connect them to #1 and #2. It really shouldn't make any difference at all really between 1 and 2.
430750
Yes you will. Having just looked at mine I also have a blue wire. All colors go to a designated terminal, with red going to a "double" terminal with a bracket connecting them.
1064911
Yes, I had the same problem. The two smaller wires are the supply voltage for the meter itself. Red is positive, black is negative. I used 5 Volts DC to power mine. The bigger wires are red, blue and black. Red is the voltage sense, blue and black are for the current sense. Black should be connected directly to ground. The blue then becomes the ground for whatever device you are sensing the current on. So, the ground side of the load goes into the blue wire (then through a shunt resistor) and then out of the black wire to ground. Hope this helps! :)
447792
About one minuet you have to plug in power supply ann the red and white have to have a aud signal I got my non powered signal from the red and white on the cable box for tv audio it works great for stereo audio im not sure hope that helped.
2009000
That is an interesting thought. I assumed you need this antenna, the amplifier, and the indoor transmitter antenna. The connection is BNC.
984180
The antenna is powered by the rotator box and its power supply. If either burned out the powered antenna will not work. You can try unplugging it and waiting a minute and then plug back in.
74442
you need an SMA Reverse polarity Male connector, other wise you´ll be stock with an antenna you cant use.
1371945
The european standard for dc wiring is brown is +vdc and blue is -vdc. Try that.
37432
I'm guessing you're in a menu that allows you to select a source for your incoming signal. If so, it looks like it may be set to CABLE. You will want to switch or select ANTENNA.
379266
Your Blue white is amp turn on which gets power from the radio being on. The blue wire is for only antenna because it only has power when the FM is on. You can hook both this and your antenna to the same blue white if needed.
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
1250816
The best I can say is go to "Your Account" and at the bottom find returns and replacements. You might want to check the fuse either in-line or in the plug adapter. These can be fickle and blow out, also make sure power outlet has power and the antenna is mounted properly with good cable.
661793
I am not certain about the color coding for this device but "RED" wires are almost always the +positive conductor, _white the -negative, and black the "common". with my smoke detectors I just connected the jacks together.