Here is how I have my CAT-300 connected via the 15-pin accessory plug:
1Hook Switch Must be grounded for unit to
transmit
2TX Mod. input ground
3Direct Modulation Input This is where your CTCSS and/or DCS
output from your controller would go.
At 08:41 PM 04/23/08, you wrote:
>--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "n9wys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Give me a couple of days to dig up my notes, Frank... I interfaced
>a
> > CAT-300 to a TKR-820. (You DID meant to write TRK, not KTR,
>correct?) The
> > internal controller MUST
Hi Skipp
skipp025 wrote:
>ps: The rear panel molex connectors and required
>pins are common to find...
>
Do you have a part # for the plug and the male pins? What do you sell
them for?
John
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Paul Finch wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The 820 repeater I have does not have a controller in it, wonder if it ever
> did. I got it second hand but it was set up for LTR trunking.
If it really is a TKR and not a TKB, then yes it had the controller board.
> Did Kenwood have a option of no controller? Be
skipp025 wrote:
> Re: Kenwood TKR 820
>
> I agree Jim, but some guys pull the boards and sell them
> on Ebay for about $50 each. If you don't think you'll
> ever need them, you generate another $50 income and run
> an external tone/ltr panel through the rear connector.
>
> cheers,
> skipp
nks anyway,
Paul
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An NHRC-2 or NHRC-4 may fit there, but you should
An NHRC-2 or NHRC-4 may fit there, but you should measure it to make
sure. Plus you need a way to derive COS, so you may want to look at
the NHRC squelch board or go with a Comspec PL board, or combonation
of both.
On 3/13/06, Paul Finch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The 820 repeater I h
DCFluX wrote:
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/message/57016
>
Thanks, I overlooked that one
John, K4AG
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On 3/13/06, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DCFluX wrote:
>
> >It is possible to brute force program the EEproms to what ever channel
> >and tone you want without the KPT-50, check the archive for the
> >threads from about 5 months ago
Hello,
The 820 repeater I have does not have a controller in it, wonder if it ever
did. I got it second hand but it was set up for LTR trunking.
Did Kenwood have a option of no controller? Be interesting to find out.
By the way, who knows what they were thinking when/if they removed the
contro
DCFluX wrote:
>It is possible to brute force program the EEproms to what ever channel
>and tone you want without the KPT-50, check the archive for the
>threads from about 5 months ago.
>
I checked the archives back to 1999 and couldn't find this. I'd be
interested to findout more about it if you
>and we all know what hapens when we ASSUME... hehehe
I think that was said best in a Stevan Segal movie. Under Seige Pt.2
The TKR-820 will just sit there like a dumb shit until the magic tone
is played for it on the channel that the receiver is tuned to. Pull
out the 8 pin EEProm that is on t
Sorry - I meant "Krik G"..Mark Tomany <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeater has an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when we ASSUME... heheh
Sorry - I meant "Kirk G"..Mark Tomany <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeater has an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when we ASSUME... heheh
I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeater has an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when we ASSUME... hehehe Mark - N9WYS"Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: skipp025 wrote:>
skipp025 wrote:
> Kirk G. is selling tkr-820's cheap enough on ebay right now,
> but they don't include the controller. What a surprise some
> buyers are going to have when they learn the repeater is
> missing the repeater controller board.
Well, that's pretty stupid. Why bother taking the bo
Skipp,
Thanks for the response. I'd like to pick your brain on this. I havejust
finished a GE MastrII Exec VHF conversion and I've been in the comm
field for 30 years so I have some experience (just to let you know I'm
not a novice)
Yes, the cavities are external, they are a 4 can Sinclair
I
Pete,
That is some damn fine information there. I only wish I had it last night. About the only thing that is different in the 820 is the divde radio is .0125 instead of .005Currently I am using a program called pony prog which the serial interface I am using is similar to the one shown on t
skipp025 wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> There was a debate about the reverse being "a
> true Motorola type Reverse-Burst". It only seemed
> to matter if you were running the true reverse
> burst decoder with the reed stall Motorola
> parameters values.
>
> Never mattered to me much... the goal was t
DCFluX wrote:
> I have not gotten the internal controller to activate the repeater, I am
> suspecting that it is waiting for a DQT code (Digital PL) to activate.
If you pull the tone chip, it should repeat CSQ. Make sure the rpt
button on the front is pushed in!
>
> I tweaked the VCO's for 3 v
I have not gotten the internal controller to activate the repeater, I
am suspecting that it is waiting for a DQT code (Digital PL) to
activate.
I tweaked the VCO's for 3 volts not knowing any better, I will readjust them tonight.
I built a simple interface for the serial EEPROM out of a few
skipp025 wrote:
> The factory repeater board doesn't generate true
> reverse burst. Like other mfgrs did... the tone is
> often shut off before the transmitter drops and the
> detector tries to close the audio of before the tx
> drops.
Hmmm-all the ones we had at the shop I used to work at d
My sincerest apologies to the list - I meant this to be a private message.
I guess I need to watch more carefully before I hit the SEND button, eh?
:)
Mark - N9WYS
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