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Installation 

 

Mounting the Control Panel 

requires four holes in the instrument panel and can easily be secured in place 

by the Volume Control mounting nut and a 4-40 screw. Refer to the DRILL DRAWING (Fig. 1) for correct 
holes sizes and locations. In addition to the Fig. 1, a separate drilling template is enclosed.  
 

Control Panel Label, 

After the holes are drilled and the control panel is checked for proper mounting, the 

Control Panel Label can be applied. Make sure the surface is clean form oil or drill chips. Remove the back 
protective cover from the label and apply it to the instrument carefully aliening the holes. Insert the control 
panel and install the Volume control nut. 

 
Cable Connections

, The main cable  is connected to the intercom through two ten pin connectors that pro-

vide the Power, Audio Inputs and Headphone connections for the Pilot, Co-pilot and Passengers. 

Refer to 

Page 8 for the connector connections. 

 
The cable connector is a  

Molex KK-100 Series

 housing and crimp terminals. The terminals can be crimped 

onto wire size ranging from 22 to 26 gage.  24 gage wire are recommended for the intercom installation. 
 
Recommended tools for installing the terminals are, Molex  Crimp Tool part # 11-01-0185 Hand Crimping 
Tool..   Refer to the photo, on page 6 of the two 10 pin connectors for the locations of pin 1 through 10. Note 
that there are locking and polarity tabs on the plug housing and socket housing.  Refer to page 8 for the pin 
connections. 
 
Located along the side of the circuit board is J-3, a three terminal connector for the Cellular phone cable.  
Refer to page 8 for the terminal connections. 
 
Power (12-28 VDC) and Ground wires should be 22 Gage wire with a 1 amp fuse or circuit braker in line 
with the Plus Voltage line. 
 
Microphone cables as well as headphone cables should be a shielded cable . All ground or shield connections 
should be terminated at one point at the connector. 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Pin 1    Cell Phone Connector     

Pin 1     Locking Tab. 

Connectors J-1             J-2 

Summary of Contents for ITC-404SP

Page 1: ...1 FlightTech Intercom ITC 404SP Four Place Stereo Panel Mount Intercom with Enhanced Noise Reduction Technology FlightTech Intercoms ...

Page 2: ...mmunications radio and be able to speak Auxiliary Audio Stereo Input A Stereo Auxiliary input is provided allowing a tape or CD player to be connected to the ITC 404SP The audio output is Stereo and requires Stereo headphones for proper operation Auxiliary Audio Muting The Auxiliary audio will mute when audio form the Communication radio or Intercom audio occurs Cellular Phone Interface The Cell P...

Page 3: ...r to Page 8 for the connector connections The cable connector is a Molex KK 100 Series housing and crimp terminals The terminals can be crimped onto wire size ranging from 22 to 26 gage 24 gage wire are recommended for the intercom installation Recommended tools for installing the terminals are Molex Crimp Tool part 11 01 0185 Hand Crimping Tool Refer to the photo on page 6 of the two 10 pin conne...

Page 4: ... s PTT Operation of the ITC 404SP The ITC 404SP is one of the simplest intercoms available to operate plug in the headphones turn on the power and start talking It s that easy With the ITC 404SP Enhanced Noise Reduction circuit there are no squelch controls or functions to con tend with Since there are no squelch function either manual or automatic it is not necessary to kick start the audio with ...

Page 5: ...ts microphone to the co pilots mi crophone The pilot can still talk through the intercom but not to the radio Auxiliary Stereo Audio Muting Function When a device such as a CD player is connect to the intercom and stereo headphones are used pilot and passengers can enjoy music while on long trips The Auxiliary Audio will mute when one of two things take place 1 When ever there is audio present fro...

Page 6: ...ng the microphone level control for the lower setting During normal cruise power setting there should be no outside noise com ing through the intercom Communication Radio Line Balance When toggling the Pilot ISO switch a difference in the radio audio level may be heard To correct this level difference a level balance pot VR 4 can be adjusted to set the audio level Locate VR 4 and while listening t...

Page 7: ...ots headset can be con nected directly to the radio headphone input and microphone 4 All work was done in accordance with manufacturer s instructions FAR43 AC43 13 1B Chapter 11 Electrical Systems Sec tion 5 electrical wire rating Section 6 aircraft electrical wire selection Section 7 table of acceptable wires Section 8 wiring installation requirements Section 9 environment protection and inspecti...

Page 8: ...the ITC 2003 stereo intercom install a 33 ohm 1 4 watt resistor to the TIP and RING of each headphone jack HEADPHONE JACK 33 OHM Resistor White White White White White White White Wh Bl White Blue White White Blue White Blue Cable wire colors are for FlightTech supplied cables Passanger 1 Ch 1 Passanger 1 Ch 2 White Blue Microphone Jack from radio cable Headphone Jack from radio cable G ND G ND Gr...

Page 9: ...NOTES 9 ...

Page 10: ...6 00 within USA and it will be repaired or replaced within two weeks Warranty does not cover transportation cost or product misuse accidental dam age owner tampering or reworking Except as provided herein either FlightTech Intercoms or DesignTech Systems makes no warranties expressed or im plied including warranties or merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose NOTE Some states do not pe...

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