Hi Bob
The Linker IIa has a port just for the TS 64. The decode and encode can
be turned on
or off separately. The TS 64 plug on the Linker IIa also has a
provision to add an external
filter if desired as the TS 64 filter can be improved upon.
The TS 64 plug sends the input receiver audio to the TS 64 for decode
and takes the encode signal
from the TS 64 and mixes it in with the TX1 transmit audio.
The TS 64 encode audio is turned on and off by the Linker IIa and how it
does that depends on
the user programming. The default encode enabled mode is just to have
the TS 64 encode follow
RX1 and/or RX2 (again depending on programming). The Linker IIa can
also be programmed to
keep the TS 64 encode audio enabled for a programmable amount of time
after the COS signal(s)
go off. This allows the reverse burst from the TS 64 to be sent over
the transmitter. Details on
the reverse burst from the TS 64 can be found on com spec's website.
http://www.com-spec.com/insheet/ts64inst.pdf
The connections to the plug can be seen using the following link;
http://www.ics-ctrl.com/TS-64_connections.pdf
73
Brian
ka9pmm
ICS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Linker IIa has audio phase reversal circuitry for outboard CTCSS
encoders?
Bob NO6B
At 12/30/2007 17:16, you wrote:
>(Shhhh, so does the ICS Linker IIa with a TS 64 bd :) )
>
><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:scomind%40aol.com>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:scomind%40aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>Hi Eric,
>>
>> >The world would be a better place if repeater controller manufacturers
>>included reverse burst capability...
>>
>>Shhhh -- don't tell anybody, but the 7330 supports both "standard"
>>reverse burst formats... :-)
>>
>>73,
>>Bob, WA9FBO
