Andy each Mid should generate is own Data and data voltage. Connect the module and identify which pins are data circuit. Remove those wires in plug and check data voltage on the back of the key pad module. Note when the module is energise and data lines not connected to the circuit the data voltage is higher than normal based on my back ground
This is back of the controller. Red dots are where one set of green/yellow wires go. If I put my ohm meter on those two pins it reads 119.9 but has no sound. If I put tester on other two pins also green/yellow wire pins I get nothing at all . I'll put picture below with multimeter readings.
More testing. Yellow dots = yellow wires on back controller Green dots = green wires White dot =white wire shield Red dots = where yellow wire also has continuity with black wires not sure if its supposed to be like that
Andy i will have a controller in my hands tonight. Then i will be able to compare the reading value yours and mine. What is the part number of your original controller ?
Customer pn 20413571 Eaton pn 5574611 Assy serial# m74yy Initial app. Software 5569800 Ecu pn: s-2877 Serial number m74yy Hardware rev: A-7466 b Model:EPB2000A06 Download key: m74yy98001808 I got all numbers of the one I have, not sure which one's you would need. Thank you Ben for your help.