At 07:42 AM 4/3/2008, George Henry wrote:

The connection information in the following link may prove helpful:

<<http://www.repeater-builder.com/kenwood/rc210-to-tkr.pdf>http://www.repeater-builder.com/kenwood/rc210-to-tkr.pdf>

Receive audio appears to be pin 10, not 11, and pin 16 is the PTT input for the Kenwood, not an output. You need to feed either the TOS output (pin 24) or COS output (pin 25), to an inverter that then pulls the PTT of the Icom low.

<----A couple of things here. First of all, Pin 10 is "RA" audio, Kenwood's nomenclature for deemphasised audio whereas pin 11 is, essentially, discriminator audio. Whether or not this is the one he wants depends on how TX audio is being fed to the Icom.

As for COR out (or TOR), the TKR needs to be programmed to supply that and should be done as active high. My suggestion is to use Aux In/Out 5 and/or 6. I do agree he should use a buffer transistor to the Icom's PTT input to protect the TKR.

Also, PTT Priority needs to be programmed for the TKR so it will respond appropriately to its own repeat PTT and the external one

Ken


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