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And finally, this is the accessory port configuration I'm using on my Motorola 73 Mike KB3KAV [email protected]> wrote:

These are the simple USB settings I'm using, I have the TX level, 3 & 4, and the DSP level, 7, set at 900 [email protected]> wrote:

Good morning Mike, you want the Motorola 16 pin mini din packet adapter, I'll check the acc connector settings when I get home later. 73 Mike KB3KAV [email protected]> wrote:

Mike, Much thanks for the info... I looked at the link you provided but not sure which adapter to order.? There are two listed for the Motorola: * Motorola 16 Pin MiniDIN Packet Adapter for the

I ordered the adapter from https://rpc-electronics.com/index.php and used the cable that came with my DINAH, you'll need to make a few changes to the 16 pin configuration in the programming software,

I would like to connect my DINAH to a Motorola GM300 VHF mobile radio.? If anyone has already done this, where did you get your cable between the DINAH and the GM300? --- Mike / K5MAP

Just as a reminder, DINAH is primarily intended for use with radios that have the "standard" packet (i.e. data) 6 pin miniDIN interface.? The fixed attenuation used in DINAH is selected so that the

On Fri, Mar 8, 2024 at 11:32 AM, Ray Perreault wrote: > > “ includes optional jumpers and parts locations to permit the builder to > insert fixed attenuation in the audio paths.”? See schematic

Something I haven't seen mentioned in this thread is that you can adjust the input and output sensitivity for both 1200 and 9600 on the radio itself. This is only accessible using programming

wow, I thought that it was all just me. I finally gave up on the Dinah device and installed a DMK-URIx in its place and was happy with those audio results. KD6GDB -- Pursuant to U.S. Code, title 47,

Hi Steve I set the TX Audio Level? in the Simpleusb-tune menu to "Linear " and that cured the problem. Thanks for your help, Ray - VA7EQ

It this RX audio ( what others hear) or TX audio (what you hear). Dinah is set up to use the audio levels from the 1200 baud data (packet) connector so it should work fine with your TM-V71. Did you

The audio from my node sounds overdriven and distorted. The Dinah doesn’t have a physical audio gain pot but the information on the site indicates “ includes optional jumpers and parts locations

Steve, Thanks for the reply. I did a bit more digging and found a document on the groups,io site regarding DTMF tones. Interesting enough before I had a chance to investigate what the problem was, it

No - DINAH does no filtering of the audio from the radio.? Usually this problem is caused by an incorrect setting of de-emphasis in simpleUSB or an incorrect RX level setting. Look at selection G in

Any DTMF tones being sent to the node through the DINAH board do not see to be making it to the Pi for control.? There is bidirectional audio working fine. The rig is? a Kenwood TM-V708. >? DINAH >

Pleased you got it working – a win is a win! Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2024 11:04 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DINAH] Yaesu FT7800 / 7900 Hi Steve, To be honest.. I don't really know what I

Hi Steve, To be honest.. I don't really know what I did. I just fiddled with the different settings and all of a sudden it started to work. Perseverance it think it's called.. LOL Cheers. Craig.

What was the problem? Always good to share the result!Steve VK2ARS

Hi Guys, Managed to get it running... working a treat ! Thanks to all that replied. Cheers. Craig