Ok, all seems to be working, I have five channels up and running, they all seem to vote well. The only issue that I have now is that I cannot get the controller to accept any DTMF commands from any of the receivers. The echolink controller will accept the commands just fine, which goes through the controller. Any ideas?
Mathew
N9LV
ldgelectronics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mathew,
The RVS-8 does not provide a voltage output. There are two ways to
connect it. The easiest is with the relay. It's a SPDT relay with the
three contact connections coming out the back to the terminal.
The NO is "normally open" with the Common and the NC is "normally
closed" with the common. Depending on what you want to see, you wire
the relay contacts accordingly. If you want a ground on COR, connect
the COM to ground and the NO is your output.
If you want +12 output when the COR is active, put +12 on the COM and
you will get +12 on the NO when the COR is active.
The relay gives you the most amount of flexability with many wiring
possibilities.
The other way is the COR out (from the PC board). It's an open
collector transistor that goes to ground when the COR is active. This
one is 10 mSec faster, but has less configurations (only one).
Dwayne Kincaid
LDG
> Is there anyone on the reflector that is well versed with the RVS8
> voter system? I am in the process of getting the voter hooked up,
> and am missing the COR out of the voter back to the repeater. I
> have all states active HI, cor from my receiver is active high, the
> channel is not disabled, but I get no voltage out of the RVS8, I am
> getting 12 volts into the RVS8, at current I am on channel three.
>
> On the connections going to the repeater, I have the common ground
> tied to ground, my audio line going to the audio input. There is
> three other connections, the first is labled N/O , the second is
N/C
> and the third is labled Com, and none of the three provides a
> voltage out.
>
> When I key up the receiver, the relay in the RVS8 does engage, but
> the volt meter gives no voltage out of any of the three connections
> going to the repeater. Anyone able to help.
>
> Mathew
> N9LV
>
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