Epsilon 5 pin coil wire diagram needed
- Thread starter Growdude1
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No guarantees, but this is best I have found, a lot of links are dead because Tesoro went out of business 7-8 years ago
Tesoro/Laser 5 pin coil wiring
Pinout TX coil = (pins 1 and 3) orange and purple.
RX coil = (pins 4 and 5) grey and screen.
Pin 2 is not connected.
The purple wire is connected to the screen within the search head. so one wire is a shield blue/purple and is not used, only on the coil wire itself..
Tesoro/Laser 5 pin coil wiring
Pinout TX coil = (pins 1 and 3) orange and purple.
RX coil = (pins 4 and 5) grey and screen.
Pin 2 is not connected.
The purple wire is connected to the screen within the search head. so one wire is a shield blue/purple and is not used, only on the coil wire itself..
Hope it helps, found several pdf files for connector wiring, but links are dead.
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Here is one from another forum:
Copied from SkiWhiz
If you would like to have interchangable coils option, connectors can be installed in order to change out different coils on the Compadre. To do that you will need the Switchcraft female side of the coil cable connector plug (the part that fits in the control housing itself) and then the male end used on the actual coil cable. Just be sure to match the color-coded wires up to the standard scheme used on all of the land coils. Although the 5-pin plug hardware is used, only 4 pins are actually used. The standard pattern is as follows:
Pin 1 = Orange
Pin 2 = *not used
Pin 3 = Purple
Pin 4 = Grey
Pin 5 = Ground/Shielding (center pin)
The pins and female recepticles are numbered on each insert for easy referrence.
Copied from SkiWhiz
If you would like to have interchangable coils option, connectors can be installed in order to change out different coils on the Compadre. To do that you will need the Switchcraft female side of the coil cable connector plug (the part that fits in the control housing itself) and then the male end used on the actual coil cable. Just be sure to match the color-coded wires up to the standard scheme used on all of the land coils. Although the 5-pin plug hardware is used, only 4 pins are actually used. The standard pattern is as follows:
Pin 1 = Orange
Pin 2 = *not used
Pin 3 = Purple
Pin 4 = Grey
Pin 5 = Ground/Shielding (center pin)
The pins and female recepticles are numbered on each insert for easy referrence.
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