Good Suggestion Shanon! I have actually needed those chips from time
to time (thanks!)
What about this? I have a handful of dtmf pads from various IC2at,
3at and 4at (one other that is a knock off that starts with a S?)
that was used in remote base projects.
I wonder if I could make one of
Hi Robert...
Bottom line is you need some sort of power to run the TT Pad. If the
controller doesn't send it up the line from the microphone jack, you
have to figure out how to get it there.
There have been several good suggestions how to accomplish that. Are
you looking for help with a pin by
Off topic? How so?
The controller is an ARCOM 210 and it does not
seem to be picking up the tones no matter what I try. The
controller
is brand new, and was purchased assembled and tested, so I
can only
assume that it is fully functional.
Sounds like to me Jeremy has clearly
At 9/5/2008 22:26, you wrote:
Heck, While we re piling on, I had a Pinto oncedamned thing smoked all
the time, finally caught fire. COOOL. -M
Funny, I never heard of a Pinto repeater.
;)
Bob NO6B
At 9/5/2008 22:53, you wrote:
We are putting up three new repeaters. I just got Hipro's new catalog and
I see Arcom is listed in what looks like a favored status. Since we have
limited funds, I would like to know if there are problems with it or is it
just a fluke? If so we can look at other
Thanks for all of the suggestions. I have found that the tones coming
out of the mic are simply not hot enough for the controller. I was
able to use the pad built into the Arcom RCP software. As far as
purchasing a pad, I was looking in the 5 dollar range, I will
probably wait until the
I did the original programming of my NHRC-4 controller using this download.
I just ran the s/w and held the mic to the computer speaker.
http://www.polar-electric.com/DTMF/Index.html
Chuck Lippmeier
KB1HTO
http://geo.yahoo.com/serv?s=97359714/grpId=104168/grpspId=1705063108/msgId=85144/stime=1220664258/nc1=1/nc2=2/nc3=3
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions. I have the controller up and running
now, thanks to the DTMF encoder built into the RCP software. The
Repeater-Builders Friend will
On Sep 6, 2008, at 6:40 AM, georgiaskywarn wrote:
Good Suggestion Shanon! I have actually needed those chips from time
to time (thanks!)
They're still available, made by a number of companies. BG Micro used
to stock the California Microdevices copy of the chip.
--
Nate Duehr, WY0X
[EMAIL
Hello,
I have (2) brand new, sealed in packs, Pipo PK-2KM DTMF encoders
(which is the 16 key with A,B,C and D keys along with the optional
automatic keying relay and the optional mounting frame) available to
the group if anyone is interested.
Goto www.pipo.net for all the specs and pics.
List
Maybe not ALL, but all /\/\ DTMF mics DO require mic bias.
Walter KD7BJJ
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
All Motorola mics are 'pre-amped' mics.
Not accurate...
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Fist of all I would have not wasted my money a such a poorly
engineered controller, ARCOM RC-210).
Second of all if it is a new controller assembled and tested at the
factory then I would be contacting Ken Ark with ACOM and getting your
money back (GOOD LUCK!) or having him help you
Eric..
Your response is out of line and indicates your either inability to
understand the original post or the technical needs of the situation.
Clearly, at this point, this is an interface issue between two
different manufacturer's products. In no way does he complain that
either is not
lenaw12 wrote:
Eric..
Your response is out of line and indicates your either inability to
understand the original post or the technical needs of the situation.
Clearly, at this point, this is an interface issue between two
different manufacturer's products. In no way does he complain
Use a resistor and cap to inject bias on the mic line.
Robert...
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike Morris WA6ILQ
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:47 AM 09/03/08, you wrote:
I am constructing one of the repeater-builders friends', and am in
need of a DTMF pad, or suggestions. I
.
I'll get back to you as soon as and IF I find out. - Mike
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Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 3:56 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for DTMF encoder
Eric
I really don't desire to get into a pissing contest with you over an
issue that was settled literally YEARS ago but if you insist, I would
be more than happy to once more post the entire exchange that took
place back then. You didn't exactly come out smelling like a rose as
you may
Your right about one thing Ken, I didn't come out smelling like a rose
as I never got my controller back from you or even a refund! But thats
ok as I've learned the hard way on that. Glad to see you've have
satisfied customers. Sorry I'm not among them. I said the controller
was poorly engineered,
Guys...
You've both made your points...now...as it's a he said, she said
PLEASE take it behind the barn...
LW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Eric Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Your right about one thing Ken, I didn't come out smelling like a rose
as I never got my controller
At 9/5/2008 12:29, you wrote:
Eric..
Your response is out of line and indicates your either inability to
understand the original post or the technical needs of the situation.
How is one stating his personal experience with/opinions on a specific
model of repeater-related equipment out of line?
Bob,
I thought Eric's attack on Ken and the RC-210 controller was very
uncalled for also. The poor fellow asking for help, or the rest of us,
for that matter did not need to get drug into this several year old
disagreement between Eric and Ken.
All that was asked for was some help getting his
Other than being off-topic for the topic (but not this list), I
disagree. Personally, I'd like to know exactly what Eric doesn't
like about the RC-210. I've owned one myself didn't care for it
either, but obviously many others have opposite opinions.
Bob NO6B
Bob and all the others who
: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for DTMF encoder...or suggestions
Other than being off-topic for the topic (but not this list), I
disagree. Personally, I'd like to know exactly what Eric doesn't
like about the RC-210. I've owned one myself didn't care for it
either, but obviously many others
We are putting up three new repeaters. I just got Hipro's new catalog
and I see Arcom is listed in what looks like a favored status. Since we
have limited funds, I would like to know if there are problems with it
or is it just a fluke? If so we can look at other controllers. I would
appreciate
The typical motorhead mic requires voltage on at least one
pin to power the internal encoder circuit and the electret
mic element. It's also common to have the audio and dc supply
voltage on the same wire/lead, which at first glance seems to
freak a lot of people out... but is actually easy
All Motorola mics are 'pre-amped' mics.
Not accurate...
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The original project used the style keypad that was meant to add DTMF
to handhelds back in the day, I came across someone that had a bunch
at a ham fest for $5 a pop. Check your or your friends junk box for
and dead HTs from the late 70s and 80s for a keypad unit that
detaches.
A quick ebay
That appears to be old phone pad. Probably will work ok. You will need
to figure out where and how to interface.
73
Dave
DCFluX wrote:
The original project used the style keypad that was meant to add DTMF
to handhelds back in the day, I came across someone that had a bunch
at a ham fest
skipp025 wrote:
All Motorola mics are 'pre-amped' mics.
Not accurate...
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Function:
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From: wd8chl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 9:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for DTMF encoder...or
suggestions
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Well, I was leaving out the old carbon mics...
;c}
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