Re: DINAH and Alinco DR-135T MKIII
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Re: DINAH and Alinco DR-135T MKIII
The Dinah has a six pin mini din connector so maybe there is away to adapt it or have a cable made with a connector for 6 pin mini din and one for the DB9. Just need the pinout for both ends.
Les Keegan
N4LPK?
On 05/10/2023 8:32 PM theeradiodj@... wrote:
Does DINAH work with the Alinco DR-135T MKIII? It has a DB-9 port on the back.
Peter W2PMS
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Re: DINAH and Alinco DR-135T MKIII
Yes. ? I ordered a cable from hammadeparts which works fine.
The DR-135T MKIII does not work at 9600 baud but works fine on 1200 baud.
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On May 10, 2023, at 9:09 PM, theeradiodj@... wrote:
?Does DINAH work with the Alinco DR-135T MKIII? It has a DB-9 port on the back.
Peter W2PMS
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Re: DINAH and Alinco DR-135T MKIII
? Does DINAH work with the Alinco DR-135T MKIII? It has a DB-9 port on the back.
Not without a 6-pin DIN to 9-pin serial adapter… ? With one, it probably sounds great. The Alinco has nice unfiltered audio on TX and RX. ?
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That is what I am finding with the IC-207H.? I found that is does have CTCSS for receive but COS is send to the node even though CTCSS is enable for received.? I would prefer not to key up all of the link repeaters when some one keys up on my Allstar node.
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DINAH and Alinco DR-135T MKIII
Does DINAH work with the Alinco DR-135T MKIII? It has a DB-9 port on the back.
Peter W2PMS
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Mario Garcia - WO5O 17-057A
I have one. Never been used.?
Mario WO5O
Hi,
Does anyone have a fully assembled and working DINAH they would like to part with?
Thanks,
Peter W2PMS
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Hi,
Does anyone have a fully assembled and working DINAH they would like to part with?
Thanks,
Peter W2PMS
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The 207H has a 6 pin mini din on the back of it.
Les Keegan?
N4LPK?
On 05/08/2023 8:58 PM Ericson - J73ESL <ricksho@...> wrote:
Kenwood tmv71a
I am a novice with the DINAH? interface.? I have it working with a used radio that I picked up cheap, an Icom IC-207H.? When I bought this radio I wasn't aware that it did not have the capability of using CTCSS for receiver squelch control.? I don't want to run my Allstar node without CTCSS, so is there any other option short of buying another radio?
I am going to Dayton so I could look for another radio there.? Does anyone have a recommendation for a radio with the 6 pin din connector and CTCSS for recieve?
73,
Don K9AQ
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Hi Patrick, I deliberately did not mention the Ftm series because he specified 6 pin din.?
Hi:
Two radios I can think of off the top of my head, and I'm sure
there are others, may be overkill:
The Kenwood TM-V71A has the option to chain COS for the data port
to squelch in one of it's menus, as does the Yaesu FTM-100, and
probably the 300 and 400 as well, though you'll need to convert
it's 10-pin DIN to a 6-pin.
I have an old Kenwood TM-D700A that doesn't. Regardless of the
state of CTCSS/DCS decoding, COS is always opened by a carrier,
and there is no way to change that without modifying the radio.
The effect is that, if you key up on the frequency the radio is
receiving on without the correct tone, it sends COS to the node,
but no audio.
On 5/8/2023 11:49 AM, Don Solberg
wrote:
I am a novice with the DINAH? interface.? I have it working with a
used radio that I picked up cheap, an Icom IC-207H.? When I bought
this radio I wasn't aware that it did not have the capability of
using CTCSS for receiver squelch control.? I don't want to run my
Allstar node without CTCSS, so is there any other option short of
buying another radio?
I am going to Dayton so I could look for another radio there.?
Does anyone have a recommendation for a radio with the 6 pin din
connector and CTCSS for recieve?
73,
Don K9AQ
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Hi:
Two radios I can think of off the top of my head, and I'm sure
there are others, may be overkill:
The Kenwood TM-V71A has the option to chain COS for the data port
to squelch in one of it's menus, as does the Yaesu FTM-100, and
probably the 300 and 400 as well, though you'll need to convert
it's 10-pin DIN to a 6-pin.
I have an old Kenwood TM-D700A that doesn't. Regardless of the
state of CTCSS/DCS decoding, COS is always opened by a carrier,
and there is no way to change that without modifying the radio.
The effect is that, if you key up on the frequency the radio is
receiving on without the correct tone, it sends COS to the node,
but no audio.
On 5/8/2023 11:49 AM, Don Solberg
wrote:
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I am a novice with the DINAH? interface.? I have it working with a
used radio that I picked up cheap, an Icom IC-207H.? When I bought
this radio I wasn't aware that it did not have the capability of
using CTCSS for receiver squelch control.? I don't want to run my
Allstar node without CTCSS, so is there any other option short of
buying another radio?
I am going to Dayton so I could look for another radio there.?
Does anyone have a recommendation for a radio with the 6 pin din
connector and CTCSS for recieve?
73,
Don K9AQ
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I am a novice with the DINAH? interface.? I have it working with a used radio that I picked up cheap, an Icom IC-207H.? When I bought this radio I wasn't aware that it did not have the capability of using CTCSS for receiver squelch control.? I don't want to run my Allstar node without CTCSS, so is there any other option short of buying another radio?
I am going to Dayton so I could look for another radio there.? Does anyone have a recommendation for a radio with the 6 pin din connector and CTCSS for recieve?
73,
Don K9AQ
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I am a novice with the DINAH? interface.? I have it working with a used radio that I picked up cheap, an Icom IC-207H.? When I bought this radio I wasn't aware that it did not have the capability of using CTCSS for receiver squelch control.? I don't want to run my Allstar node without CTCSS, so is there any other option short of buying another radio?
I am going to Dayton so I could look for another radio there.? Does anyone have a recommendation for a radio with the 6 pin din connector and CTCSS for recieve?
73,
Don K9AQ
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Re: using 9600 baud output for Allstar instead of 1200
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Don Rolph
Sent: Saturday, May 6, 2023 6:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DINAH] using 9600 baud output for Allstar instead of 1200? This is the easiest?way to change wiring to 9600 baud for DINAH. Mobilinkd has such a cable commercially available: ? Greetings:
Today, I got a cable made up for me that essentially reverses pins 4 and
5 on a standard 6-pin DIN. This basically does the same thing as jumping
the 1200/9600 pad on the? DINAH, but it's switchable by just replacing
the cable.
Now, the received audio from my Kenwood TM-V71A sounds much, much better
as it is sending flat, after de-emphasizing in SimpleUSB, and using the
DCS filter, than the AF-stage filtered 1200 baud. I don't like the
steepness of the PL filter, and the DCS filter does the job well enough
unless the radio is receiving a really high tone.
The TX audio is unchanged, as the radio's data port is still set to 1200.
Just a FYI for anyone who wants to improve their RX audio to Allstar, at
least with the TM-V71A. I can't speak for other radios, but this should
work the same for any radio that sends flat audio on pin 5.
73
N2DYI
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Re: using 9600 baud output for Allstar instead of 1200
Greetings:
Now, the received audio from my Kenwood TM-V71A sounds much, much better as it is sending flat, after de-emphasizing in SimpleUSB, and using the DCS filter, than the AF-stage filtered 1200 baud.
Oh nice!
Where did you get the cable made?
Or, how do I jump those two pins without sight?
Thanks
Chris
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Re: using 9600 baud output for Allstar instead of 1200
This is the easiest?way to change wiring to 9600 baud for DINAH.
Mobilinkd has such a cable commercially available:
Greetings:
Today, I got a cable made up for me that essentially reverses pins 4 and
5 on a standard 6-pin DIN. This basically does the same thing as jumping
the 1200/9600 pad on the? DINAH, but it's switchable by just replacing
the cable.
Now, the received audio from my Kenwood TM-V71A sounds much, much better
as it is sending flat, after de-emphasizing in SimpleUSB, and using the
DCS filter, than the AF-stage filtered 1200 baud. I don't like the
steepness of the PL filter, and the DCS filter does the job well enough
unless the radio is receiving a really high tone.
The TX audio is unchanged, as the radio's data port is still set to 1200.
Just a FYI for anyone who wants to improve their RX audio to Allstar, at
least with the TM-V71A. I can't speak for other radios, but this should
work the same for any radio that sends flat audio on pin 5.
73
N2DYI
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using 9600 baud output for Allstar instead of 1200
Greetings:
Today, I got a cable made up for me that essentially reverses pins 4 and 5 on a standard 6-pin DIN. This basically does the same thing as jumping the 1200/9600 pad on the? DINAH, but it's switchable by just replacing the cable.
Now, the received audio from my Kenwood TM-V71A sounds much, much better as it is sending flat, after de-emphasizing in SimpleUSB, and using the DCS filter, than the AF-stage filtered 1200 baud. I don't like the steepness of the PL filter, and the DCS filter does the job well enough unless the radio is receiving a really high tone.
The TX audio is unchanged, as the radio's data port is still set to 1200.
Just a FYI for anyone who wants to improve their RX audio to Allstar, at least with the TM-V71A. I can't speak for other radios, but this should work the same for any radio that sends flat audio on pin 5.
73
N2DYI
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Re: DINAH and Alinco DR-735
Steve,
I'm not as tech savvy as it might seem. The DR-735 passes everything in TNC mode, even if the received signal does not have the proper CTCSS/DCS encoding as defined in the DR-735 settings. As for the second question, I don't have an answer, sorry.
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Steve-N8AR
Chris Smart