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GPS Connection

Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 4:10 pm
by whizzkidd
Hi there,

Is there a plug like the one in R1200R to power up the GPS unit?
If not any advice to connect the unit?

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 6:43 am
by momentman
yes you can install an OEM hella plug socket near the starter motor, avaialable from dealer - 5 min job.
this will be powered all the time, so theoretically, could run our battery flat if left connected.
Alternatively you can wire up a solenoid to the battery switched from an ignition-on circuit, meaning its off when the motor is off (recommended)

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 6:48 am
by whizzkidd
I was looking for the plug and didn't find it...
Better have a look with more attention... #-o

Thanks

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:27 am
by momentman
apologies , i wasnt all that clear, the plug connection is waiting behind the starting motor cover - you should find it tucked up in there ready to receive the OEM socket

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:44 am
by whizzkidd
Thanks again... :D :D

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 11:22 am
by sweatmark
whizzkidd wrote: Is there a plug like the one in R1200R to power up the GPS unit?
No, there is no accessory power connector in the R1150R wiring harness similar to the R1200 bikes.

In order to route bike power to a front/handlebar location, you can use the OE power socket located in the starter cover (as referred to in the above post), or do what most of us have done: install an auxiliary fuse block like the Centech AP-1 for power supply to GPS, heated gear, aux lights, etc.

Do a search here for "Centech" to see some examples.

Re: GPS Connection

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 12:03 pm
by whizzkidd
sweatmark wrote:
whizzkidd wrote: Is there a plug like the one in R1200R to power up the GPS unit?
No, there is no accessory power connector in the R1150R wiring harness similar to the R1200 bikes.

In order to route bike power to a front/handlebar location, you can use the OE power socket located in the starter cover (as referred to in the above post), or do what most of us have done: install an auxiliary fuse block like the Centech AP-1 for power supply to GPS, heated gear, aux lights, etc.

Do a search here for "Centech" to see some examples.
That was my main question... Just I suspected. Thanks... :?