Hi, Thanks for the replies, I am trying to send Pocsag data through the radio. I've found a few jumpers and soldered them and still no luck. I'm beginning to wonder if the F1010 can handle Pocsag data,
Dave --- In [email protected], "kk2ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > There are a few of those half-moon-like solder pads which determine > where the tx audio coming into the accessory cable is fed - either > standard mic-level filtered audio, or direct into the modulator > bypassing all filtering (ie: a pl input). Try setting the jumpers to > select the correct audio input mode. I don't have any docs on the > F1010, but I'm sure it's similar to the rest of the Icom mobiles as > per above. Sometimes the solder pads are labeled with a letter ( > A,B,C,etc). > > Eric > KE2D > > > > > --- In [email protected], "essexsaxo" <essexsaxo@> > wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I'm new to the group, I have been trying to send some POCSAG Data > > through an Icom F1010 to replace an old Motorola GM300 but I don't > seem > > to be having much luck. I've got the OPC-617 hooked up and the > radio > > transmits the data but it doesn't seem to set the pagers off. Does > any > > body know if there are any jumpers on the radios PCB that need to > be > > broken or soldered to allow the radio to send data? > > > > any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > > Dave > > >
