> "coachstevesmith" <w4...@...> wrote:
> Jim,
> when you say to use the 1200 baud pin, is that going to
> be regular analog audio if the radio isn't in a digital
> mode? (I hope you answer "yes!")
All the connections you desire are available on the D-9 (aka DB-9)
jack on the radio. I seem to remember the the manual information
was backwards for the receiver audio connections on the DR-235
manual sheet I had.
But I was able to obtain all the needed Tx & Rx audio and logic
connections I needed through that D-9 Jack.
I seem to remember you must put the radio into the analog (not
packet mode) and tap the analog rx audio pin on the jack. One
rx pin is discriminator audio (unsquelched) and the one you want
is gated (squelched)... so be sure to look for and look at both
RX Audio sources listed on the paperwork with the radio programming
set for analog. If you don't get the expected results, toggle
the programming to the other mode and look at the same RX audio
pins.
> I'm wanting to set up a crossband repeater using a spare
> RC-100 controller and two alinco's (a 135 and 435) and
> would like to avoid having to tap the audio off the mike
> plug (and, yep, I'm gonna fan em up.)
> Thanks in advance,
> Steve, W4HKL
gud luck in the contest...
CQ Field Day.
s.
