Using Zumo 660 and CB and Bluetooth.

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Aug 16, 2014 | 01:30 AM

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Highwayman-AL

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From: New Braunfels TX

Thanks for all the answers and patience. Big help on going forward.

Thanks for the clarification on the Mic and phone. HDBoom will be on my list for next month.

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Aug 16, 2014 | 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Stang951

Negative. To be able to speak through your mic and it register to the zumo you will need an HDBOMM. On the Y harness from the Zumo motorcycle mount, there are the output which goes to the aux on the front of your radio, and a 2.5mm plug where the mic plugs into. The HDBOMM uses the mic signal from your bike communications system and sends the signal to this plug.

The AUX switch he was talking about above is the port you have the GPS plugged into now. Stay with me this can get confusing...there is also an HD module for the Road Tech Zumos that you can purchase. It will send the GPS verbal directions to all functions of the radio. Right now you can only hear the directions in AUX mode on the radio. If you had the HD module you can hear the directions when using CD, Radio (am or fm) and Weatherband. Check out the NAV module here.

Thanks HDBomm is on my list then for next month.

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Originally Posted by Stang951

AUX switch is for accessories attached to the plugs under the seat. The SPOT switch is for the spot lamps.

Ok, then it should be lighting even though I don't have anything connected to it. So when I get heated gear that will be used to turn on the gear.

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Originally Posted by Weavr99FLHT

ACC switch, not AUX.

Yes, Wrong verbiage again, ACC, not AUX, that would make sense, duh.