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Login to view image And on the diagram Login to view image So it might be that by supplying the postive voltage to pin 12 is enough. In some of my testing with the BL3500 this was not enough for stand alone operation, but in this case where you also has the ML data signals from the BLC it might be that could be enough. Looking at one of the other diagrams for the BL2000 I can see that the positive voltage fromt the ML connector is used to activate a transistor that activates a conenction called ML CON, which I assume is a way to tell the BL2000 that it is connected to ML. Login to view image I don't know if it is this simple, but If you have some pieces of ML cables that are cut on the middle you could probably try to make an adapter. I can also try some testing with a BL3500 but might not be before next week I have the time for itLocation: Denmark
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