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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 > RPi Does the DINAH board strip out the DTMF tones or is there an additional setup to allow them to pass or be heard by the node. Thanks for any advice or assistance.

Hello, I am new to this DIINAH thing. However, I am familiar with Linux. I have an intel laptop running all the allstar stuff, connected the DINAH to an FT991. Have the FT991 set up as -RPTR, with CTC tone. I have a permanent reconnecting link for allstar to connect to East Coast Reflector. Now all is going well, and we can receive traffic from ECR just fine. Keying up a handy, I see the FT991 TX trigger, but using echolink to check, I am not getting tx indications nor audio when transmitting from a handy to the FT991. So maybe allstar setting for the DINAH is not registering an incoming local transmit? Any help is greatly appreciated.

this should work with a BF888 baofang for use with allstar , correct ?? thanks n8dad

Need to know if my Dinah is gone out or it just needs to be reset? I unplugged it and pulled the card out and reinserted it and plugged it back in but no power light on it. Thanks!

Hi. I have a Dinah and a Kenwood TM-V71A. I have a couple friends with the same set up who have switched DIN plug pins 4 and 5, and are getting flatter/nicer audio as a result. We all ordered the same adapter cable from Mobilink to do this. Two of us are hearing ourselves on Allstar when we transmit into the node radio with an HT. I am not. I have copied all settings: packet sensitivity, SQC, etc. to copy my friend’s, and still nothing. I have two TM-V71’s, so I did a full reset on the second one, and copied my friend’s settings for the data port and still, no audio. That rules out a possible problem with one radio’s data port. NOTE: If I crank SimpleUSB menu 2, RX level, all the way up, and turn on RX boost, I can hear myself but very quietly. Audio coming the other way, from Allstar is fine. What could be the problem? There aren’t many things to adjust here, so I am stumped. All suggestions welcome. Thanks and 73 Chris

I decided to turn on CTCSS on my Allstar/Kenwood TM-V7. I thought I would be able to open up the squelch but it apparently turns on COS when the squelch is open but no station is transmitting? Has anyone else run into this or is it just me? For now, I had to adjust the squelch so COS is not triggered.

Gathering all my equipment to set up my node. Plan on using a Yasue FTM-100DR as my radio on the 70cm band (446.00Mhz?) Got my DINAH (fully assembled). I already had the Yaesu 10pin to 6pin cable. Waiting for my Raspberry Pi 4 2GB to arrive. Have my node number already. Anything else I should be aware of before I set everything up? Thanks for any help or suggestions. -- Furman N3OBY along the Delaware River

Will a Dinah work with a dell 8040 and would I have to use hamvoip.org software or could I use the ASl 2.0 version of debian with the Dinah.

Does DINAH work with the Alinco DR-135T MKIII? It has a DB-9 port on the back. Peter W2PMS

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

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

I've been using my DINAH interface with an Alinco DR-735 Dual Band Mobile, and it seemed like all was well. The DINAH and included Mini DIN cable plugs right into the back of the radio, and is nearly plug & play. Enable the radio's internal TNC, and DINAH can talk to the radio just fine. I made a discovery that makes the DR-735 not fit for using as a node radio. The Alinco DR-735 completely ignores any and all CTCSS or DCS settings, and passes the received audio to the TNC, and obviously, to DINAH. If I turn the TNC off, then the DR-735 behaves as it should, and received signals without the proper CTCSS or DCS settings are not passed. Without the TNC enabled in the radio, DINAH can't talk to the radio, so that's a dead end. Back to the drawing board... Peter W2PMS

Getiing about 3,2 Volts on the COS which drops to zero with incoming rx. I have on JP11 1&2 bridged, and 3 & 4 bridged. Any other jumpers require changes from default ?