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How can i test to see if my remote wire is putting out a signal using a multimeter?

I got a new/used radio and the equalizer thats hooked up to the remote wire, the blue lights on it work occasionally..

And i don't have any amps hooked up yet to test to see if its the remote wire, or the LED lights in the EQ that are not working...

Thanks..

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just a test lignt, ground out the lead and put the test light on the wire, of it comes on then you got juice.

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you could set your DMM to volts DC (20v range) ground the negative lead, put the positive on the remote wire, hey presto!

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Remote wire doesnt put out signal.

It will put out 12v DC when powered.

Just use a multi meter and see if it goes to 12v

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