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.com>wd8...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Yup-that's what I said ;c} > > > > <mailto:tsoliver%40tir.com>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 <<mailto:wd8chl%40gmail.com>wd8...@gmail.com> > Sent: Feb 12, 2009 2:47 PM To: > >>> > <mailto:Repeater-Builder%40yahoogroups.com>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 > > > > >
