What is the firmware in the Quantar? I have found by using the wireline outputs (assuming it has a wireline option/board in it), setting it for 4 wire wireline for audio in and outs, and setting up the wild card inputs and outputs like are in the back of the manual for an "external controller" works very well if the repeater has version 14 or higher firmware.
Not sure about 13 but 12 and lower the input audio does not work correctly. I have JPS NXU's hooked to over 50 Qunatars in Texas that I can pull up remotly on my company network and they sound and work like I am standing next to it. I am working on mating an RLC-3 to one now. Paul,Ke5zw On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 2:09 PM, surf_boy82 <surf_bo...@yahoo.com> wrote: > The local club decided to drop the coin on a new repeater, so they bought a > used Quantar station. I'm working on interfacing an RLC-MOT to it. > > I have the wildcard tables set up properly to allow what I would assume is > discriminator audio to be present on connector 14, pin 22 "RX Wideband > Audio". It's unsquelched, raw audio that sounds like discriminator to me. > > I'm encountering the following issue: > > The RLC-MOT works properly. It hears the discriminator and generates > squelched audio and COR as it's supposed to. > > HOWEVER > > Whenever a DTMF digit is pressed, the RLC-MOT behaves as if there is no > carrier present. COR is lost, and the controller won't accept the DTMF since > there is no COR present. > > Why is this happening? I've tried adjusting audio levels on the RLC-MOT, > playing with resistors to drop the discriminator audio level, etc. > > No dice. > > Any help greatly appreciated. These guys want to get the new repeater on > the air soon. > > Thanks, > > Chris > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
