One wire, ground, should be easy to figure out. Your +V should also be easy to trace. The output should be coming from the pot through a electrolytic capacitor... I don't think there's a line you need to ground to turn the encoder on but there may be. Just tie it to ground.. .. hooking it up to a modern synthesized radio, I would use switched voltage to feed to the +V... That way the only time the tone is being outputed is when the transmitter's keyed. It could cause issues if the tone is modulating the phase lock loop during receive.. Ask me how I know ?? Good luck with it Chris WB5ITT? On Sun, Mar 16, 2025, 1:10 PM Carl Beaudry via <va2cmb=[email protected]> wrote:
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