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So with the recent posts on the RDK system I decided to look into mine since I've never had a warning go off. I was assuming my system had been bypassed, apparently correctly so:
I'd like to reconnect the system and see if I can't get it work appropriately, the problem is I can't seem to find where the stupid connector plugs into. Doesn't seem like it should be that hard since there isn't really very far to go. Anyway, it leaves me feeling stupid. Does anyone have a picture of what it is I'm looking for?
Thanks guys; I think what's happened is that when the plug was wired for bypass the RDK control unit went in the trash (or is still sitting in someone's garage somewhere).
Anyone have one they'd like to part it? I'm reluctant to buy a new one (if they're even available, just to find that I can't get the system to work properly and I end up restoring the bypass)
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