Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-18 Thread AJ
Good place to inject CTCSS in to the Mastr2 control shelf from the TP-3200
panel?

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:48 PM, wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com wrote:

AJ wrote:
  Alright, finally put this in to ExpressSCH to match up roughly the
 general
  consensus:
 
  http://www.vwreact.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/tp3200-to-nhrc.png
 
  Something along those lines?
 
  Thanks again for the input!
 
  -AJ, K6LOR
 

 Nope, not quite. PTT from the 3200 would go to the CTCSS decode input of
 the NHRC.
 COS from the MII would go to the COS on the NHRC.
 Rx audio from the MII is raw discriminator, best place is high side of
 the vol pot (NOT the wiper!)
 CTCSS tone encode out from the 3200 would go to a CG input on the MII.

 



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-18 Thread Chuck Kelsey
Pretty good chance you can't. Typically the CG encoder is in the TX 
compartment. You'll need to run a shielded line from an unused terminal on the 
door to your external encoder and jumper that terminal to the CG input of the 
exciter.

Chuck
WB2EDV



  - Original Message - 
  From: AJ 
  To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 4:10 PM
  Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone 
panel to an external controller?


  Good place to inject CTCSS in to the Mastr2 control shelf from the TP-3200 
panel?


  On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:48 PM, wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com wrote:


AJ wrote:
 Alright, finally put this in to ExpressSCH to match up roughly the general
 consensus:
 
 http://www.vwreact.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/tp3200-to-nhrc.png
 
 Something along those lines?
 
 Thanks again for the input!
 
 -AJ, K6LOR
 


Nope, not quite. PTT from the 3200 would go to the CTCSS decode input of 
the NHRC.
COS from the MII would go to the COS on the NHRC.
Rx audio from the MII is raw discriminator, best place is high side of 
the vol pot (NOT the wiper!)
CTCSS tone encode out from the 3200 would go to a CG input on the MII.







  

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-17 Thread wd8chl
Mike Pugh wrote:
 tsoli...@tir.com wrote:
 Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it to the RC-850
 controller as shown below. 

   
 I'd like to see this diagram as well, since I had been thinking about 
 this for quite some time... However, at least on my copy of the original 
 message, there is no diagram below Can it be sent again, or be sent 
 directly to me? Thanks in advance. Mike Pugh KA4MKG
 

If you've ever hooked a normal ham controller to a repeater, you don't 
need a drawing.
The PTT output from the tone panel would go to the CTCSS input on the 
controller.
The encode tone out would go wherever the CTCSS injection is on the exciter.
Get COS for the controller the way you normally would from the rx.
Run raw discriminator audio to the rx input of the tone panel.
Transmit audio can either be taken from the tone panel or directly from 
the rx the way you normally would if you didn't have the tone panel.

About as simple as it gets.



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-17 Thread AJ
Alright, finally put this in to ExpressSCH to match up roughly the general
consensus:

http://www.vwreact.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/tp3200-to-nhrc.png

Something along those lines?

Thanks again for the input!

-AJ, K6LOR

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 7:49 AM, wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com wrote:

   Mike Pugh wrote:
  tsoli...@tir.com tsoliver%40tir.com wrote:
  Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it to the RC-850
  controller as shown below.
 
 
  I'd like to see this diagram as well, since I had been thinking about
  this for quite some time... However, at least on my copy of the original
  message, there is no diagram below Can it be sent again, or be sent
  directly to me? Thanks in advance. Mike Pugh KA4MKG
 

 If you've ever hooked a normal ham controller to a repeater, you don't
 need a drawing.
 The PTT output from the tone panel would go to the CTCSS input on the
 controller.
 The encode tone out would go wherever the CTCSS injection is on the
 exciter.
 Get COS for the controller the way you normally would from the rx.
 Run raw discriminator audio to the rx input of the tone panel.
 Transmit audio can either be taken from the tone panel or directly from
 the rx the way you normally would if you didn't have the tone panel.

 About as simple as it gets.

  



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-17 Thread wd8chl
AJ wrote:
 Alright, finally put this in to ExpressSCH to match up roughly the general
 consensus:
 
 http://www.vwreact.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/tp3200-to-nhrc.png
 
 Something along those lines?
 
 Thanks again for the input!
 
 -AJ, K6LOR
 

Nope, not quite. PTT from the 3200 would go to the CTCSS decode input of 
the NHRC.
COS from the MII would go to the COS on the NHRC.
Rx audio from the MII is raw discriminator, best place is high side of 
the vol pot (NOT the wiper!)
CTCSS tone encode out from the 3200 would go to a CG input on the MII.


Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread AJ
Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to interface the
CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the NHRC-7 Controller?

73s,

AJ, K6LOR

On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM, skipp025 skipp...@yahoo.com wrote:


  I am in fact using a CSI TP-3200 shared repeater tone
  panel (single unit in the 19 form factor).

 I know of a number of less common CSI (Ventura, CA) tone
 panels... if you're panel wasn't the CSI Washington or Com-Spec
 TP-3200 then there's only one mfgr left using the CSI label.

  I'm at a bit of a loss on this one

  Given the NHRC-7 controller with it's PL encode and PL
  decode pins, what exactly would the interface be between
  the TP3200 and the NHRC-7?
  Ideas?

 I'm going to roll over and drop out of this thread. You need
 to talk directly with some of the GE Master II people who
 have done external controller connections.

 Don't forget to check the Repeater-Builder.com web page for
 related information.

 good luck,
 s.

 



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread wd8chl
All you have to do is, like you thought, program the 3200 for no hang 
time and blank the ID's. The rx in to the 3200 comes from the 
discriminator, like you probably have it now. A COS line from the rx 
goes to the COS in on the NHRC. The PTT out from the 3200 goes to the 
CTCSS in on the NHRC. Also tx audio out from the 3200 goes to rx audio 
in to the NHRC. Encode CTCSS from the 3200 goes straight to the CTCSS 
tone input on the exciter.
About as simple as it gets. The 3200 is a normal tone panel, and the 
NHRC is a straight-forward ham controller, so this will apply to almost 
every combination of tone panel/ham controller out there.

AJ wrote:
 Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to interface the
 CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the NHRC-7 Controller?
 
 73s,
 
 AJ, K6LOR
 



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread tsoliver
He only wants encode decode functions so it basicly hooks up just like a ts-32 
or ts 64. It is explained in one of the ACC manuals about how to hook up a 
com-spec tp-3200 controller.
I think it was in the ACC 850 manual you should be able to download a copy on 
RB.
I think it was in the hardware reference manual.

Comm Spec TP-38 Shared Repeater Tone Panel
The TP-38 tone panel is a cost effective replacement for community
repeater tone panels which are used to decode several different tones on
a repeater system. Different groups of users sharing the repeater are
each assigned their own tone frequency so that they don't need to listen
to other users of the repeater who are not part of their group.
In the application shown here, the TP-38 is used as a general purpose
sub- audible tone decoder, connecting to the repeater receiver and
providing a PL logic signal to the controller.
The TP-38 decodes any or all of the 38 standard sub-audible tone
frequencies. With its DTMF option, each tone may be enabled or disabled
independently, remotely, using Touch-Tone commands (independent of the
RC-850 command set). The unit can also cross code, or generate a
different tone output in response to a particular received tone.
Use of the TP-38 can provide the system owner the ultimate in
flexibility in sub-audible tone operation.
Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it to the RC-850
controller as shown below. The TP-38's PTT output becomes the PL
signal to the RC-850 controller.

tom

-Original Message-
From: wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com
Sent: Feb 12, 2009 2:47 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone
panel to an external controller?

All you have to do is, like you thought, program the 3200 for no hang 
time and blank the ID's. The rx in to the 3200 comes from the 
discriminator, like you probably have it now. A COS line from the rx 
goes to the COS in on the NHRC. The PTT out from the 3200 goes to the 
CTCSS in on the NHRC. Also tx audio out from the 3200 goes to rx audio 
in to the NHRC. Encode CTCSS from the 3200 goes straight to the CTCSS 
tone input on the exciter.
About as simple as it gets. The 3200 is a normal tone panel, and the 
NHRC is a straight-forward ham controller, so this will apply to almost 
every combination of tone panel/ham controller out there.

AJ wrote:
 Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to interface the
 CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the NHRC-7 Controller?
 
 73s,
 
 AJ, K6LOR
 







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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread wd8chl
Yup-that's what I said ;c}

tsoli...@tir.com wrote:
 He only wants encode decode functions so it basicly hooks up just
 like a ts-32 or ts 64. It is explained in one of the ACC manuals
 about how to hook up a com-spec tp-3200 controller. I think it was in
 the ACC 850 manual you should be able to download a copy on RB. I
 think it was in the hardware reference manual.
 
 Comm Spec TP-38 Shared Repeater Tone Panel The TP-38 tone panel is a
 cost effective replacement for community repeater tone panels which
 are used to decode several different tones on a repeater system.
 Different groups of users sharing the repeater are each assigned
 their own tone frequency so that they don't need to listen to other
 users of the repeater who are not part of their group. In the
 application shown here, the TP-38 is used as a general purpose sub-
 audible tone decoder, connecting to the repeater receiver and 
 providing a PL logic signal to the controller. The TP-38 decodes any
 or all of the 38 standard sub-audible tone frequencies. With its DTMF
 option, each tone may be enabled or disabled independently, remotely,
 using Touch-Tone commands (independent of the RC-850 command set).
 The unit can also cross code, or generate a different tone output in
 response to a particular received tone. Use of the TP-38 can provide
 the system owner the ultimate in flexibility in sub-audible tone
 operation. Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it
 to the RC-850 controller as shown below. The TP-38's PTT output
 becomes the PL signal to the RC-850 controller.
 
 tom
 
 -Original Message-
 From: wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com Sent: Feb 12, 2009 2:47 PM To:
 Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
 Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone  panel to an external
 controller?
 
 All you have to do is, like you thought, program the 3200 for no
 hang time and blank the ID's. The rx in to the 3200 comes from the
  discriminator, like you probably have it now. A COS line from the
 rx goes to the COS in on the NHRC. The PTT out from the 3200 goes
 to the CTCSS in on the NHRC. Also tx audio out from the 3200 goes
 to rx audio in to the NHRC. Encode CTCSS from the 3200 goes
 straight to the CTCSS tone input on the exciter. About as simple as
 it gets. The 3200 is a normal tone panel, and the NHRC is a
 straight-forward ham controller, so this will apply to almost every
 combination of tone panel/ham controller out there.
 
 AJ wrote:
 Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to
 interface the CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the
 NHRC-7 Controller?
 
 73s,
 
 AJ, K6LOR



Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread AJ
Of course, the copy of the manual on RB doesn't have images... Go figure LOL :)


Thanks for the help!

73s,
AJ, K6LOR

On 2/12/09, wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com wrote:
 Yup-that's what I said ;c}

 tsoli...@tir.com wrote:
 He only wants encode decode functions so it basicly hooks up just
 like a ts-32 or ts 64. It is explained in one of the ACC manuals
 about how to hook up a com-spec tp-3200 controller. I think it was in
 the ACC 850 manual you should be able to download a copy on RB. I
 think it was in the hardware reference manual.

 Comm Spec TP-38 Shared Repeater Tone Panel The TP-38 tone panel is a
 cost effective replacement for community repeater tone panels which
 are used to decode several different tones on a repeater system.
 Different groups of users sharing the repeater are each assigned
 their own tone frequency so that they don't need to listen to other
 users of the repeater who are not part of their group. In the
 application shown here, the TP-38 is used as a general purpose sub-
 audible tone decoder, connecting to the repeater receiver and
 providing a PL logic signal to the controller. The TP-38 decodes any
 or all of the 38 standard sub-audible tone frequencies. With its DTMF
 option, each tone may be enabled or disabled independently, remotely,
 using Touch-Tone commands (independent of the RC-850 command set).
 The unit can also cross code, or generate a different tone output in
 response to a particular received tone. Use of the TP-38 can provide
 the system owner the ultimate in flexibility in sub-audible tone
 operation. Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it
 to the RC-850 controller as shown below. The TP-38's PTT output
 becomes the PL signal to the RC-850 controller.

 tom

 -Original Message-
 From: wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com Sent: Feb 12, 2009 2:47 PM To:
 Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
 Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external
 controller?

 All you have to do is, like you thought, program the 3200 for no
 hang time and blank the ID's. The rx in to the 3200 comes from the
  discriminator, like you probably have it now. A COS line from the
 rx goes to the COS in on the NHRC. The PTT out from the 3200 goes
 to the CTCSS in on the NHRC. Also tx audio out from the 3200 goes
 to rx audio in to the NHRC. Encode CTCSS from the 3200 goes
 straight to the CTCSS tone input on the exciter. About as simple as
 it gets. The 3200 is a normal tone panel, and the NHRC is a
 straight-forward ham controller, so this will apply to almost every
 combination of tone panel/ham controller out there.

 AJ wrote:
 Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to
 interface the CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the
 NHRC-7 Controller?

 73s,

 AJ, K6LOR




Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread Mike Pugh
tsoli...@tir.com wrote:
 Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it to the RC-850
 controller as shown below. 

   
I'd like to see this diagram as well, since I had been thinking about 
this for quite some time... However, at least on my copy of the original 
message, there is no diagram below Can it be sent again, or be sent 
directly to me? Thanks in advance. Mike Pugh KA4MKG




Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-02-12 Thread Mike Morris WA6ILQ
The RB copy is what we got from Com-Spec.
If anybody wants to scan their paper manual and email
us the more complete file(s) we will replace the existing copy.

Mike WA6ILQ


At 01:03 PM 02/12/09, you wrote:

Of course, the copy of the manual on RB doesn't have images... Go 
figure LOL :)

Thanks for the help!

73s,
AJ, K6LOR

On 2/12/09, wd8chl mailto:wd8chl%40gmail.comwd8...@gmail.com wrote:
  Yup-that's what I said ;c}
 
  mailto:tsoliver%40tir.comtsoli...@tir.com wrote:
  He only wants encode decode functions so it basicly hooks up just
  like a ts-32 or ts 64. It is explained in one of the ACC manuals
  about how to hook up a com-spec tp-3200 controller. I think it was in
  the ACC 850 manual you should be able to download a copy on RB. I
  think it was in the hardware reference manual.
 
  Comm Spec TP-38 Shared Repeater Tone Panel The TP-38 tone panel is a
  cost effective replacement for community repeater tone panels which
  are used to decode several different tones on a repeater system.
  Different groups of users sharing the repeater are each assigned
  their own tone frequency so that they don't need to listen to other
  users of the repeater who are not part of their group. In the
  application shown here, the TP-38 is used as a general purpose sub-
  audible tone decoder, connecting to the repeater receiver and
  providing a PL logic signal to the controller. The TP-38 decodes any
  or all of the 38 standard sub-audible tone frequencies. With its DTMF
  option, each tone may be enabled or disabled independently, remotely,
  using Touch-Tone commands (independent of the RC-850 command set).
  The unit can also cross code, or generate a different tone output in
  response to a particular received tone. Use of the TP-38 can provide
  the system owner the ultimate in flexibility in sub-audible tone
  operation. Program the hang time in the TP-38 to zero and connect it
  to the RC-850 controller as shown below. The TP-38's PTT output
  becomes the PL signal to the RC-850 controller.
 
  tom
 
  -Original Message-
  From: wd8chl mailto:wd8chl%40gmail.comwd8...@gmail.com 
 Sent: Feb 12, 2009 2:47 PM To:
  
 mailto:Repeater-Builder%40yahoogroups.comRepeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com 
 Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
  Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external
  controller?
 
  All you have to do is, like you thought, program the 3200 for no
  hang time and blank the ID's. The rx in to the 3200 comes from the
  discriminator, like you probably have it now. A COS line from the
  rx goes to the COS in on the NHRC. The PTT out from the 3200 goes
  to the CTCSS in on the NHRC. Also tx audio out from the 3200 goes
  to rx audio in to the NHRC. Encode CTCSS from the 3200 goes
  straight to the CTCSS tone input on the exciter. About as simple as
  it gets. The 3200 is a normal tone panel, and the NHRC is a
  straight-forward ham controller, so this will apply to almost every
  combination of tone panel/ham controller out there.
 
  AJ wrote:
  Any other CSI/NHRC experts out there have an idea on how to
  interface the CSI TP-3200 for encode/decode function to the
  NHRC-7 Controller?
 
  73s,
 
  AJ, K6LOR
 
 




[Repeater-Builder] Re: Anyone ever interface a CSI TP3200 tone panel to an external controller?

2009-01-25 Thread skipp025

 I am in fact using a CSI TP-3200 shared repeater tone 
 panel (single unit in the 19 form factor).

I know of a number of less common CSI (Ventura, CA) tone 
panels... if you're panel wasn't the CSI Washington or Com-Spec 
TP-3200 then there's only one mfgr left using the CSI label. 

 I'm at a bit of a loss on this one 

 Given the NHRC-7 controller with it's PL encode and PL 
 decode pins, what exactly would the interface be between 
 the TP3200 and the NHRC-7?
 Ideas?

I'm going to roll over and drop out of this thread. You need 
to talk directly with some of the GE Master II people who 
have done external controller connections. 

Don't forget to check the Repeater-Builder.com web page for 
related information. 

good luck, 
s.