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Thanks to you both.

Yes. I used a cable from Hammadeparts designed for this case. I did encounter some RFI issue which required careful layout. -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

Hi! DINAH is a mini-sized URI that features a 6-pin DIN port. The modless connection circuit for Baofeng radio is a good option too. The two combined should work perfectly. Just make sure the PTT and

Has anyone been successful connecting a Baodeng (UV5r, 88... ) to a DINAH.? There is such a construction project using a Techno By George ARA-1 (I believe that is the board) documented at

DireWolf runs fine on a PiZero,?I have been testing this for about 9 months.? However, it takes up a large part of the CPU power at 1200 baud.? It does not have enough cpu power for 9600 baud. The

There is nothing inherent about the DINAH itself that precludes you from using it on a Zero w. It's all down to what software you want to use on that board. HamVoIP is out of the question, since it

Has anyone successfully ran a DINAH on a Raspberry pi zero 2 w? What issues, if any? Thank you!

First of my thanks to Steve-N8AR in taking the time to call me to get my Dinah working. My symptoms were flaky COS status detection and no transmit of any kind from the linked radio. I want to

I have been asked if a cable designed for connecting a WX3in1 (6 pin miniDIN) to an Alinco radio packet connector (9 pin dsub DE9) will work with DINAH (6 pin miniDIN)? I have done sone research and

G’day Darin, You might want to check if the mini din on the Microsat site has the same pin I/O as Dinah. I seem to recall that there may be a difference, perhaps the WX3in1 Plus 2.0 docs will reveal

Just to use it as the node radio. Similar to using an Alinco DR-*35 series radio with a mini din to db9 cable.

In what context would you want? to use a TH-F6A with a DINAH? I don't know how you would get COS from the radio without modifying it. If you don't need COS, though... I haven't tried that cable, but

Has anyone successfully connected a Kenwood TH-F6A to a DINAH? I found this cable & I'm hopeful it will work. https://microsat.com.pl/product_info.php?products_id=105 Thanks!

Cool Sent: Friday, June 17, 2022 5:40 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DINAH] Sqelch Open attached to VOLUME DOWN in Schematic Yeah, replace PTT with COS in everything I wrote yesterday. That's

Ok, so if we updated AllStar to take a configuration for COS, we could update DINAH to have a jumper to select COS to a GPIO, and you could do both! No need to change the defaults for anything, but

Yeah, replace PTT with COS in everything I wrote yesterday. That's what I actually meant.

If you are using Dire Wolf, cut JP3 COS jumper.

I don’t understand. Looking at the schematic for DINAH, VOLDN isn’t connected to PTT, it is connected to COS. PTT is connected to GPIO3 (PIN 13). It is COS that is connected to VOLDN. Please

As I suspected. I know where the source for DireWolf is at (Github) so I can go confirm that. Sounds like ASL/HamVoip may be the source of the desire for this configuration. I’ll have to see if I

Yes and cut the COS jumper on the DINAH board and it is useful for digital activities. The COS circuit is required only for voice modes, typically?AllStar image, and the software must