Ed,

That makes sense, I guess I never thought of the VDC side of the
audio... I seem to recall trying pin 8 to no success, but I will try
again tonight!

Justin

--- In [email protected], Ed Yoho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> jwpauler wrote:
> 
> >Jay, Ed & All...
> >
> >Thanks for the pinout list and RSS advice, I'll try all of that
tonight. 
> >
> >In case it matters... The RSS I'm using is for the GM300's, which
> >works great for those radios, I can program the option pins on the
> >accessory connector with this software; when connecting a M120 and
> >using the same software, I have the ability to program the radio, but
> >I loose the option to customize the pins! This doesn't make sense!
> >
> >Again, what I'm seeing doesn't match even the service manual listing
> >below, two of the pins see a 0.00vdc voltage at idle, and a 6.56vdc
> >change when a valid signal is received.
> >
> >Thanks everyone!
> >
> >Justin
> >  
> >
> Justin,
> 
> It is the audio output IC going to mid voltage when the receiver is 
> unsquelched. The audio output is a bridge mode device and sits at mid 
> voltage when enabled. When muted, it shuts down to lower its power 
> consumption.
> 
> Try using pin 8 for your COS.
> 
> Ed Yoho
> WA6RQD
>


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