Look at the help files accompanying the CPS program, especially the ACCESSORY
Configuration tab, ACCESSORY Connector for pin definitions and the ACCESSORY
Pins Tab. Also look at the manuals for the i20 repeater controller and the
Z340 Comunity repeater controller.
One of the options on
If you find out how to do that, let me know!
I gave up and switched to Tait TM8110 it allows ctcss injection.
We are using a pair of Motorola CDM-1250 UHF mobiles, 403-470 split, for our
UHF repeater along with an Arcom RC-210 controller.
We want to strip the PL tone when CW and / or
Thanks, Milt. I found that yesterday and it appears to be working.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 8:25 AM, Milt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look at the help files accompanying the CPS program, especially the
ACCESSORY Configuration tab, ACCESSORY Connector for pin definitions and
the ACCESSORY Pins
I got to looking in the schematics, and was going to try injecting the tone
at U0221, pin 40, which is supposed to be the MOD IN, as it's labeled, but
it's really the audio output (after all filtering, etc) that goes to the RF
stage.
Instead of doing that, I found in the software that if you
James,
You can program a pin on the accessory connector to do exactly what you
want, and even make it active high or active low to be compatible with your
controller. It is better to let the radio do the encoding and decoding of
CTCSS tones, since you have the reverse-burst STE built-in- a
Thanks, Eric.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 8:34 PM, Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James,
You can program a pin on the accessory connector to do exactly what you
want, and even make it active high or active low to be compatible with your
controller. It is better to let the radio do the
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