Biketronics BT1004 - Wiring and Connections; Hard Wire Connection Guide

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Position radio as shown in photo to allow
attached black bezel plate to clear Harley
brackets. Tip radio front downward and push
in to seat radio against inner fairing. Install
(loosely) the 4 Harley Allen-head bolts, adjust
radio position and tighten bolts.
If radio wire harness or Biketronics (Orange) module does not have attached White connector,
these wires can be connected by soldering or crimping. Use shrink tubing or high quality
electrical tape to insulate the joints. It is important to have good electrical connections to
avoid problems.
Color chart for hard wire connection
Function
Radio wire color
Biketronics module wire color
Switched 12 volts
Red
Red
(Do not use as power source for
additional accessories)
Constant 12 volts
Yellow
Yellow
(Do not use as power source for
additional accessories)
Ground
Black
Black
Front speaker-Right (+)
Gray
Gray
Front speaker-Right (-)
Gray/black stripe
Gray/black stripe
Front speaker-Left (+)
White
White
Front speaker-Left (-)
White/black stripe
White/black stripe
Amp remote
Blue/white stripe
Not used (Optional - amplifier)
Rear speakers – Right
Green & Green/black
Not used (Optional - rear speakers)
Rear speakers – Left
Purple & Purple/black
Not used (Optional - rear speakers)
Antenna remote
Blue
Not used
Phone attenuate
Light blue
Not used
Illumination
Orange/white stripe
Not used
Refer to radio installation instructions for additional reference
Photo #4
See Photo #4
WARNING!!!
DISCONNECT the Biketronics (Orange) module from Harley wire harness before you
start to solder or crimp wires. Failure to follow this warning can result in an
accidental short circuit that MAY damage Biketronics module electronics.
NOTE!
INSTALL RADIO ON
HEADLIGHT SIDE OF
INNER FAIRING
IMPORTANT
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Hard wire connection for radio harness to
Biketronics (Orange) module