Stephen Rice wrote:
Well Kevin I sent some questions to the ICS group but pretty much got all
the answers by playing with a touch tone pad and some wires so I could
program using the Cntrl input. Messages aren't approved yet so don't show up
on the group ! What I found is there are 2 errors on
Ronnie Steve Rice wrote:
Hi all, I have been fighting with a problem now for 2 days and must be missing
something! I have a micor repeater with a Station card and a ICS controller
and I am triggering the controller cos from the Squelch Ind pin 5 on the old
squelch gate board connector. I am
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Being one of the original design engineers, and the originator of
the
concept of the SingleM, I can assure you that it will properly
interface
to your Micor. While it's specifically designed to interface to
A few questions, before I offer suggestions.
1. What cards are you using or would like to keep in the Station?
2. Are you doing anything special that requires the Squelch Gate Card?
(like Spectra-Tac voting?)
3. Are you opposed to starting over where your wiring is concerned?
4.
Steve,
Are you sure this was a Repeater (RT) Station? If you are not
sure, it
might be that the Station needs to be duplexed, as it's common for
the
receiver to be disabled when the transmitter keys in a Base
Station.
Answer these questions and I'll continue.
1. What cards are
I have just found cr 957 on the receiver board still in! Hmm Stupid! I
swore I checked it! Now will have to check both receivers! That may be
where it all comes down to. This may be a start! Steve
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Well Kevin seems the one receiver had the diode removed and I
(ASSUMED) that the other one was removed. I do have the ICS controller
connected but added a npn transistor between the squelch shunt and the
controller as a follower. I have a voltage swing of 1 to 10 volts with
the squelch. I
Ronnie Steve Rice wrote:
I do have the ICS controller connected but added a npn transistor between the
squelch shunt and the controller as a follower. I have a voltage swing of 1 to
10 volts with the squelch. I notice that the controller does not respond every
time when the squelch breaks
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 2:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Micor and ICS SingleM Controller
Ronnie Steve Rice wrote:
I do have the ICS controller connected but added a npn transistor
Stephen Rice wrote:
Hi Kevin, Yes I did remove the transistor and go directly to the controller
from pin 8 and this seems to work ok.
Great.
I am going to have to order a new plug
and pins for the controller since moving the controller around caused the
wires to break off in the connector.
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From: Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 7:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Micor and ICS SingleM Controller
Stephen Rice wrote:
Hi Kevin, Yes I did remove the transistor and go directly to the
controller from pin 8
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