Re: [Dx4win] control of a PW-1 amp using a ORion-2

2012-03-26 Thread Kostas Stamatis
I believe it is relatively easy to make a homebrew interface to drive PW1 
from an Ten Tec Orion ii. Orion ii (as i read in the manual) has band data 
in back side. I saw also that you can drive a relay for every band. So you 
can simply a voltage and some resistors to get the voltage you want for 
every band. PW-1 needs a pecific voltage in every band to remote connector 
to recognise in which band the rig is. See this page for the specific 
voltages if you are interested
http://www.geekshed.co.uk/icom-ci-v-or-band-data-to-yaesu-bcd-band-data-converter/

73 Kostas sv1dpi

- Original Message - 
From: George goofy...@rochester.rr.com
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 2:49 PM
Subject: [Dx4win] control of a PW-1 amp using a ORion-2


I wonder if Paul has any intention of including control of the PW-1 amp 
from
 non Icom transceivers? It could be included in the CONTROL of the
 PREFERENCES to send a CI-V command out a serial port and then be level
 converted to a CI-V cable to the PW-1.
 Anyone heard of this request?
 Thanks.

 George  W2YJ



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Re: [Dx4win] control of a PW-1 amp using a ORion-2

2012-03-26 Thread Joe Subich, W4TV

On 3/26/2012 3:21 PM, Kostas Stamatis wrote:
 I believe it is relatively easy to make a homebrew interface to drive
 PW1 from an Ten Tec Orion ii. Orion ii (as i read in the manual) has
 band data in back side. I saw also that you can drive a relay for
 every band. So you can simply a voltage and some resistors to get the
 voltage you want for every band. PW-1 needs a pecific voltage in
 every band to remote connector to recognise in which band the rig is.

Unfortunately the majority of PW-1 amplifiers do not recognize the Band
Voltage used in the previous Icom amplifiers.  Until the most recent
production (starting approximately 2011), there was no connection
between the ACC jacks and the controller board *and* the controllers
lacked the circuitry necessary to decode the band voltage.  It was
only after Icom admitted problems with collisions and data corruption
on the CI-V bus when connecting both a logging program and PW-1 to a
single transceiver that they reintroduced Band Voltage as a means of
controlling band switching.

This lack of hardware capability in PW-1 was one of the reasons that
microHAM added auxiliary CI-V support first in the original microHAM
Band Decoder (around 2003) and later in microKEYER II, Digikeyer II,
Mk2R/Mk2R+ and Station Master.

73,

... Joe, W4TV


On 3/26/2012 3:21 PM, Kostas Stamatis wrote:
 I believe it is relatively easy to make a homebrew interface to drive PW1
 from an Ten Tec Orion ii. Orion ii (as i read in the manual) has band data
 in back side. I saw also that you can drive a relay for every band. So you
 can simply a voltage and some resistors to get the voltage you want for
 every band. PW-1 needs a pecific voltage in every band to remote connector
 to recognise in which band the rig is. See this page for the specific
 voltages if you are interested
 http://www.geekshed.co.uk/icom-ci-v-or-band-data-to-yaesu-bcd-band-data-converter/

 73 Kostas sv1dpi

 - Original Message -
 From: Georgegoofy...@rochester.rr.com
 To:dx4win@mailman.qth.net
 Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 2:49 PM
 Subject: [Dx4win] control of a PW-1 amp using a ORion-2


 I wonder if Paul has any intention of including control of the PW-1 amp
 from
 non Icom transceivers? It could be included in the CONTROL of the
 PREFERENCES to send a CI-V command out a serial port and then be level
 converted to a CI-V cable to the PW-1.
 Anyone heard of this request?
 Thanks.

 George  W2YJ



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[Dx4win] control of a PW-1 amp using a ORion-2

2012-03-25 Thread George
I wonder if Paul has any intention of including control of the PW-1 amp from
non Icom transceivers? It could be included in the CONTROL of the
PREFERENCES to send a CI-V command out a serial port and then be level
converted to a CI-V cable to the PW-1.
Anyone heard of this request?
Thanks.

George  W2YJ



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