Rethink your binaries:
0-7 minus 1 You get 1 through 7 remote control with 3 binaries to control. We do it on about 6 GM and CDM radios. CBS Bill W6CBS Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Remote Base/Repeater Question From a Newbie Yeah, but look at the mapping. You don't get 16 selections. If I remember correctly when the high order bit goes on the radio ignores the other three. So you get 0-7 plus 1. Mike At 01:47 PM 05/24/07, you wrote: >Four bits (pins) are abailable, I think. > >Joe M. > >Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote: > > > > Look for a GM300 as opposed to a Maxtrac. The GMs have > > a "channel steering" option that can be enabled in the RSS > > and by grounding selected pins in the 16-pin jack on the > > back you can binary select 8 or 9 (I think) channels... using > > three or four bits in a binary pattern. > > > > The 7K lets you output a 6-bit binary number to 6 pins on the > > 7K connector, the manual shows 5 on a TS32, the web page at > > <http://www.scomcont <http://www.scomcontrollers.com/tips/7k_ts64_motorola2.html> rollers.com/tips/7k_ts64_motorola2.html> > > shows how I set up a TS64 (uses 6 bits), you could set up a > > crossband repeater with the PL board in it locked to one tone > > (or DPL code), and use touchtone commands on the 7K to > > "steer" the 2m GM300 to the channel you wanted to talk on. > > Chapter 10 in the 7K manual has all the details on the (PW)03xx > > command. > > > > So take a UHF Maxtrac or GM300 and a high band GM300 and get > > a few connector parts from DigiKey... > > __
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