Hogtunes REV 200-RM : 2 Channel Class D Amplifier / 2x100 watts (2014 - model year) User Manual
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Step #4: With the amplifier removed, sit the supplied silver plate on top of the
radio as shown below. Put one of the supplied star washers on each
factory screw and reinstall through the silver plate, through the factory
black plate and into the top of the radio. Make sure that each screw has
a star washer! Locate the
main power harness and
plug it into the matching
“pig-tail” on the side of the
amp. Locate the supplied
input harness and plug into
the “audio input” socket on
the side of the amp. Locate
the harness with brown/
black and blue/black wires
and plug it into the 4 pin
BLACK plug on the pig-tail
coming out of the amp. Sit
the amp on top of the silver
plate so when standing in
front of the bike you can
read the Hogtunes logo on
top of the amp. Use the
four short Philips head
screws to secure the
amplifier back to the silver plate.
Step #5: Also in Fig 1.2 is a white square which shows a smaller black 2 pin
factory plug. The orange wire from the amp has a plug that goes
directly into this factory harness. On the factory plug we are describing,
there may be a factory plug with no wires already installed into it which
will have to be removed. The factory wire colors going into the plug
are Purple/blue stripe and black and can be see under the factory
sheathing. The orange wire is the amplifier’s “turn on” lead and tells the
amp to turn on/off with the bike’s ignition. The amplifier will not turn on
if this wire is not hooked up to this (or any) switched B+ source!
Step #6: From the amp, take the 2 pin plug with the blue/black wires and install
it into the plug going into the brake side speaker cabinet. Take the 2 pin
plug with the brown/black wires and install it into he plug going into
the clutch side speaker cabinet.
Figure 1.2 - Amplifier and mounting plate
correctly oriented. The plate with four small
holes is for mounting a popular Harley
accessory. The white circles show tabs which
are there for the “Christmas Tree” fasteners to
re-secure the harnesses lifted earlier.