Clarion CCUMRA1 cables in short supply ...

[rgardjr1]

Originally Posted by ccrydr

Is the issue the 8 pin vs 6 pin and this bridges that?

This is exactly the problem it corrects. The newer decks use the 8 pin configuration while the older remotes use the 6 pin. The CCUMRA1 allows you to use the old remotes with the newer decks. According to page 25 of this pdf it's what you need for your M309 to work with the older 6 pin remotes:
http://www.clarionrewards.com/teamcl...ne%20Audio.pdf

[rgardjr1]

The cable showed up today and I got the tester out and here is the pin out in case somebody has to make one:

[ccrydr]

how did the cable work?

[rgardjr1]

Originally Posted by ccrydr

how did the cable work?

I'll have to let you know after this weekend. We had a family reunion and didn't get up to the lake last weekend.

[rgardjr1]

Originally Posted by ccrydr

how did the cable work?

I got the CMD6 installed today along with one of the new remotes and two of my old remotes. The old remotes still work, but there is no display on the one that has the LCD screen built in. Love the USB control for our iPods.

[DJ 50]

Originally Posted by rgardjr1

I think he was talking about the MF1-which is a waterproof rf remote. I have the older version in my boat and it basically plugs in as a hardwired remote-another reason why I needed the CCUMRA1.

Here is the remote:
http://www.clarion.com/us/en/product...459740553.html

I'm confused. I have the CMD6 with one wired remote at the drivers seat and a wireless crappy remote that requires line of sight to work. If I bought this remote do I need to buy something else to make it work?

[rgardjr1]

Originally Posted by DJ 50

I'm confused. I have the CMD6 with one wired remote at the drivers seat and a wireless crappy remote that requires line of sight to work. If I bought this remote do I need to buy something else to make it work?

I think you might need a y cable. The way the older version I have in my boat the controller part plugs in like a wired remote.

[Coach Mike]

Originally Posted by rgardjr1

The cable showed up today and I got the tester out and here is the pin out in case somebody has to make one:

Just got my plugs/connectors today and soldered this cable up in fairly short order following the diagram. Works great and saved quite a bit too - cable would have been about $30 and the connectors were $6.75 delivered.

[rgardjr1]

Originally Posted by Coach Mike

Just got my plugs/connectors today and soldered this cable up in fairly short order following the diagram. Works great and saved quite a bit too - cable would have been about $30 and the connectors were $6.75 delivered.

Glad that it helped someone out. I was pulling my hair out trying to source the cable a few years ago, but they are easier to find now.