Doug - many thanks for the Digikey part number for the 96 pin 
connector. I was begininning to think I would have to solder directly 
to the pins on the backplane = not an optimal choice. I do have the 
LBI and will most likely use an SS-64 in the exciter drawer for tone 
encode to make things a bit easier. 

73, John/N4SJW
Charleston, SC



--- In [email protected], Doug Bade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>          As I had suggested and suspected, there is information 
provided by 
> the factory on connecting an external repeater controller to a 
Mastr IIe 
> Station Backplane... The interface connector is called P3, which is 
a 96 
> pin Din connector on the end of the backplane PCB. This connector 
is 
> normally designed to mate with a daughterboard which is called an 
aux 
> backplane and gets bolted onto the back for additional connections 
and 
> relays.. The board lists at $200.00 USD so I doubt many will want 
to go 
> that route.
> 
>          The connections are mapped as follow.. all are on P3.
> 
>          This information is provided with the caveat that you know 
what 
> this all means and preferably have a manual and a firm 
understanding of the 
> station in question. Band is not specific to my knowledge... Please 
do not 
> yell at me if you hook something up wrong and cause a smoke 
release.... The 
> LBI this is taken from is
> LBI-38430
> 
> 
> P3-
>          C21             A+ DC Power
>          B13,C13 Gnd Power Ground
>          C20             Local Mic PTT
>          B20             CAS
>          A3              Local Mic Hi
>          B6              CG_HI_Encode_In
>          B2              Vol_Sq_Hi RX audio unfiltered
> 
> Settings for the Mastr IIe programming personality in the Mastr IIe 
> software are as follows..
> No Repeat
> RF Duplex
> NO CG Encode or Decode
> No CCT or DODT Timers
> Remote Control is optional...
> 
> Now what this means on the PCB....
> Top of the connector is Row 1, bottom is Row 32
> 
> Viewing the end of the connector P3, the column closest to the back 
side of 
> the PCB ( not the component side ) is column "A"
> Middle column is Column "B"
> Front most relative to the component side of the Backplane board is 
Column "C"
> 
> A mating connector is available from Digikey if you want to stick 
one in 
> with solder tails to connect wires to.. about $4.50 USD...
> The AMP Part Number is AMP  535032-4 for a straight connector.. it 
is a 
> stock item at Digikey.
> 
> I am in the process of laying out a aux backplane of my own to dock 
into 
> this connector, if anyone is interested I would consider ordering 
parts for 
> more of them... Probably going to run $30.00 ea in proto quantities 
if any 
> other interest.... that would include the 96 pin din connector.
> 
> I would prefer to interrupt factory audio in repeat mode, so I am 
> investigating other options. If I come up with a better mouse trap 
I will 
> post it as I can test it and certify it's operation.. This factory 
method 
> is lease intrusive and should provide reasonable results..MY 
backplane will 
> have lots of connections externalized for experimenting.
> 
> 73,
> Doug
> KB8GVQ
> 
> 
> 
> At 10:10 PM 11/27/2004, you wrote:
> 
> 
> >Looking for recomendations for interfacing to the GE MastrIIe
> >(controller will be an RC-210).
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >John/N4SJW
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >







 
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