A new release of the LD-1 software with improved functionality and a streamlined
installation procedure is now available. Also, I've recorded some new demo
files which can be played back using Winrad or Rocky. It seems I'd been running
my sound card's Line-In gain way too high, saturating the input
I am looking for a source to find adaptors to use with the TS-2000, IC-756 PRO,
IC-706, IC-718, etc rigs to go from the full size DIN sockets to an industry
standard 6 pin mini DIN male cable.
Anyone know of a source, or a lot better than me at soldering?
These would allow a 6 pin Mini Din Sw
Re: 13 Pin DIN Male to 6-Pin Mini Din Female
You might try giving West Mountain Raido a call.
Web page: www.westmountainradio.com
Adapters: http://www.westmountainradio.com/order_us48a.htm
Tony -K2MO
Tony,
Thanks for the suggestion. I had considered the breakout box before,
but will be setting up a few station positions with more than one
digital interface, so wanted something that moved more toward industry
standardization using the 6 pin mini DIN.
Thanks Again,
David
KD4NUE
-O
Very interesting, Andy. I had not noticed the RX RS ID button on the SDR
window or the RS ID configuration window.
Patrick,
Is there a way to keep the RS ID window open while using the RX/TX screen? Is
there any other notification of the RS ID detection when using the RX/TX window?
Th
www.buxcomm.com has a lot of interface cables. I wonder if they would consider
adding this to their product line - or make custom order cables.
I built a set of cables from a pair of 8-pin mini-din cables. I cut the cables
in half and put 13-pin, 8-pin DIN and 5-pin DIN connectors on the cut