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Re: BitX40
Roger Tuffin
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On 3 Sep 2019, at 11:29 pm, Jerry Gaffke via Groups.Io <jgaffke@...> wrote:
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Re: BitX40
The yellow wire goes to the pin at the end of the connector.
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Pauls photo agrees with the "wiring up" drawing here: ? ?? except that Paul is showing the backside of the board. Note that the other end of the yellow wire goes nowhere at all. But it has 12v on it, so I suggest you put a piece of tape over the end. If that end brushes over the wrong spot, you can blow a part (or even many parts). I suggest you put tape over the end of all unused wires. The volume control is shown in that "wiring up" diagram linked to above, the text has been clipped of to read "UME" instead of "VOLUME" The Bitx40 schematic is here: ? ?? Under the schematic is a link to get a downloadable copy of the schematic, unfortunately that link is open. Yes, I agree. The instructions on the website should be better, the website needs editing. But you will have a working rig once you figure out those dozen or so wires, and that is much easier than building most SSB Transceiver kits. Jerry, KE7ER On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 02:59 PM, Roger Tuffin wrote:
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Re: BitX40
Roger Tuffin
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi PaulThanks for that. ?So does the yellow wire go into the pin nearest the 575 handwritten on my board? ?Only your board looks different to mine. ?Also, what happens about connecting the volume control shown in the diagram. ?I suppose with a circuit diagram I could trace what¡¯s where, but I¡¯m rather cross that they can¡¯t be bothered to post the pinouts on the web site. Roger, M0TJK
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Re: Builder for Disabled
Thom I am with the Anne Arundel Radio Club and there are a few of us that are building the uBITx and the Jack AL board. If you would? like to join us please let me?know. I am sure we could help you with the build.?? 73 Eric? KC3GDV On Mon, Sep 2, 2019 at 11:59 AM Thom LaCosta <tlchost@...> wrote:
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Re: BitX40
Roger,
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All Raduino's are now built to be plugged into a uBitx, all that has changed is the connector. (But note that the firmware loaded into the Raduino is different between Bitrx40 and uBitx.) The 5 pin cable from a Bitx40 does work, just plug it into one side of the Raduino connector as described in the above post. Yes, this should be better documented up on hfsignals.com. But they may feel that the diagram at the top of?? is sufficient for most to blunder their way through somehow. It does show which 5 pins your cable should connect to, and the orientation. This is further described in post? ?/g/BITX20/message/66263 Jerry, KE7ER On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 09:29 AM, Roger Tuffin wrote:
bought a BitX40 last week. Checking the contents on arrival, there is a 5 way connector which is supposed to plug in to a 5 way connector on the Raduino board. Except there is no 5 way connector on the board. I have emailed the firm querying how I am supposed to connect this but have not even received a bare acknowledgement of my email. |
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Re: BitX40
Roger Tuffin
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThank you Vaughn. ?I would agree with you but sadly, my Raduino connections are not like the one in the picture¡. see picture below.Roger, M0TJK
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BitX40
Roger Tuffin
I bought a BitX40 last week. Checking the contents on arrival, there is a 5 way connector which is supposed to plug in to a 5 way connector on the Raduino board. Except there is no 5 way connector on the board. I have emailed the firm querying how I am supposed to connect this but have not even received a bare acknowledgement of my email.
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Re: Speaker connection on jack
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Dave, ? I did the same on my uBITX speaker jack. It works but it was difficult to solder, and the end result is not very pretty. ? The PCB is a great idea. ? 73, ? Jim KX4TD ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of _Dave_ K0MBT ? I have hooked up the wires from the radio to the ring and tip of the socket and left the base float. That way the jack becomes insensitive and you can plug in stereo headphones and both sides work or an external speaker with a mono jack. |
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Re: Speaker connection on jack
I have hooked up the wires from the radio to the ring and tip of the socket and left the base float. That way the jack becomes insensitive and you can plug in stereo headphones and both sides work or an external speaker with a mono jack.
It is a good idea to solder the socket to a perf board and solder the wires to it. Will make the connection stronger. and have less stress on the socket. -- 73 Dave k0mbt |
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Re: UBitx v5 Not Saving Calibration or BFO adjustments with CEC v 1.20 Nextion
Ian Reeve
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of markix88@... <markix88@...>
Sent: Tuesday, September 3, 2019 9:40:46 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [BITX20] UBitx v5 Not Saving Calibration or BFO adjustments with CEC v 1.20 Nextion ?
I will try but i think i've tried also with encoder press; i follow this step: setup on , set calibration, zero beating with reference station like RWM, press PTT, setup off. On power on value is lost.
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Re: New wiring diagram version
Mark - N7EKU
Bonjour Adrien,
Very nicely done merci!? Of course, feel free to add improvements all you want.? it is nice too, that you posted the changes like this so everyone can see the updates.? Maybe afterwards you can change the wiki image to this amended one so there will be the newest version there too. Cheers, Mark. |
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Re: Ubitx V5 board and holes sizes
Christopher Ryan
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On Mon, Sep 2, 2019 at 1:42 PM Adrien F4IJA <adrien.grelet@...> wrote: Very cool case Christopher ! It's based on an existing case of built from scratch ? |
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Re: Project : Ubitx go box with batteries (topic will be updated upon works done)
Adrien F4IJA
In fact, after some researches, it's not that easy to find a cookie box which match with my needs.
So, I finally plan to 3d print the side of the complete box (in black) and machine some Dibond sheets (3mm thick, 2 sheets of aluminium of about 0.5mm and inside a core of PE plastic). The top will be all removable once opened. The box will be as small as possible and resistant with the 3d printed parts, en-sandwiched with the Dibond sheets. Here are some pictures of the box : -- 73's Adrien F4IJA |