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Is there a version that has TRRS on one end suitable for Yaesu HT’s, specifically the FT-70? Now that would sound good. I still contend the FT-70 has the best TX and RX audio of any

DINAH takes advantage of the fact that all the required signals (COS, PTT, audio) are available at "standardized" levels at the 6 pin miniDIN packet/data connector of some ham radios. A radio

I believe this is the cable you need: - https://hammadeparts.com/shop-for-cables/ols/products/baofeng-kenwood-ht-handheld-tnc-cable-to-nw-digital-draws-hat-6-pin-mini-din-packet-port-plug It looks

Hi All, Ordered 2 DINAH interfaces but for the life of me I cannot find a pinout / circuit example to go from the DINAH mini DIN to a Kenwood handheld "K" connector (2.5mm speaker + 3.5mm mic) Anyone

Are you using a Raspberry PI? If so use alsamixer typically against card 1 as alsamixer -c 1 and set the input and output volume levels. -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

I am using my DINAH to my FT817ND with hamvoip and having NO issues with my tx or rec audio. Maybe we could connect and compare audio tim KA2ING ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, January

You should not need any additional attenuation in DINAH as the FT-817 levels appear to be the standard values used by the radio manufacturers for the 6 pin miniDIN packet connector. First, make sure

Has anyone connected a 10K pot to R2 (open) and 10K pot to R4 (open) with DINAH.? ?I am having loud of audio from my FT-817 to my Raspberry and need to pad the audio. What has others done to reduce

Frans is so right.. I was the unlucky operator. And through the help of Frans, we fixed that simple but seemingly perplexing issue. It works on both radios flawlessly.? And as he said, the Dinah just

Hi All Thank you for the info.I will cetainly keep those in mind also However, the operator had a kenwood tmv71a so I had him connect that up instead and was getting the same issue So I remoted into

Possible cause of no audio: On the DINAH mini-DIN connector, pin 6 is for Carrier Operated Squelch (COS), which goes to pin 48 (VOLDN) on the CM119 chip. The Allstar software driver uses COS, but most

Make sure you have CTCSS setup correctly on your FT1500 to match your HT settings. Select "V" in simpleusb-tune-menu (Item 12 of the Admin menu) to verify you have COS set correctly.? Make sure

Hi All, Anybody use a ft1500 with dinah and hamvoip? Here trying to figure what is going on Setup all and I can dial in tot hat node and the audio gets out to the radio fine, but using a handy to get

G’day Don, Thank you very much for the link to your .conf file. I’ve actually had a little progress since yesterday in that Direwolf is keying PTT via the DINAH, now have to work out why is not

Steve: You can find a copy of my direwolf.conf file at: - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mKyDP-tDojMlbVvp37FI9Qsuq5eb-SLk/view?usp=sharing If you are using a DINAH for digital modes, make sure COS

Steve: you can find my direwolf.conf file at: - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mKyDP-tDojMlbVvp37FI9Qsuq5eb-SLk/view?usp=sharing -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

I would like to use my DINAH with Direwolf V1.6 which tell me that it includes optional support for hamlib cm108-ptt. I’ve read the docs, I get the impression that if I added “PTT CM108” to

I have an old RPI2 with a COASTAL works PI-TNC. I understand they are not made any mode, but I also saw someone else id making that PI hat. I may get it out and get it running again. The RPI2 would

Hi Don, Would you mind sharing your DINAH Direwolf configuration with me? I have Direwolf V1.16 which I understand supports the DINAH using PTT CM108 - I have added this to the .conf file but have had

Darned if they don't just work as expected when received! Nicely done. I am impressed with the quality! -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph