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Re: Tekk SDU-2000 manual
Mike Fahmie
I have several similar looking Tekk UHF radios purchased about 14 years ago. Don't recall their model numbers but have data at a different QTH. Might be a few weeks before I can access it though. Were these 220 MHz or 450 MHz models? -Mike- WA6ZTY
On Friday, February 26, 2021, 10:52:32 AM PST, Thomas Moss <thomasmoss@...> wrote:
I have a TEKK SUD-2000 dataradio that I would like to be able to use, but can not find a manual. Any help is appreciated. ճ Thomas KC5KCT |
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Re: D Connectors
At 2/26/2021 10:05 AM, you wrote:
Trying to pass several GHz wide signals, your best bet might be a connector with a pair of coaxial contacts like the PT06A-18-80P / PT00A-18-80S plug/socket pair. Bob NO6B |
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Re: D Connectors
Great info. I have gotten into knock-down / drag-out fights with people on this subject. Its kind of like “If it is on the internet, it has to be true.”�
In answer to Gary’s question, I think ITT also developed the original Coaxial inserts for the connectors. In modern times, there are now HD versions, using the same legacy shell sizes, and even some new miniature shells with even tinier contacts.
I happen to be pulling my hair out with connectors for the last few days trying to find a circular MIL connector that is “man enough� to pass USB 3.0 and has 22 AWG or larger contacts (as specified by the government). I don’t think it can be done. Smallest good connector (that actually works) that I have seen has 23/24 AWG contacts. But if its in the spec, it has to be valid. Right.
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Bill Ripley,
KY5Q
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
On Behalf Of John J. Riddell via groups.io
Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 9:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [repeater-builder] D Connectors On 2/24/2021 11:26 PM, William Ripley wrote:
Yes ! no one makes a DB-9
See the attached article from VE3FRM
A “B� shell would be the size of a 25 pin connector.
John VE3AMZ
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Re: D Connectors
John, VE3AMZ Thanks for the "true" story on D-Sub connector nomenclature. I was one of those who incorrectly called it a "DB9". I stand corrected. Was it Hewlett-Packard who came up with the D-Sub types that had coax connector version(s)? A lot of their 1960's and 70's test equipment had several D-Sub versions with anywhere from 1 to 5 coax connectors. 73, Gary W3DTN
On Friday, February 26, 2021, 11:11:45 AM EST, John J. Riddell <ve3amz@...> wrote:
On 2/24/2021 11:26 PM, William Ripley
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> > > > I am so happy to find someone else that actually knows the correct > > terminology for the D-Sub connectors. Nearly everyone calls DB-xx, > > and it makes me crazy. DA-15, DB-25, DC-37, DD-50, DE-9. Thanks !! Yes ! no one makes a DB-9
See the attached article from VE3FRM
A “B� shell would be the size of a 25 pin connector.
John VE3AMZ
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D Connectors
On 2/24/2021 11:26 PM, William Ripley
wrote:
> > > > I am so happy to find someone else that actually knows the correct > > terminology for the D-Sub connectors. Nearly everyone calls DB-xx, > > and it makes me crazy. DA-15, DB-25, DC-37, DD-50, DE-9. Thanks !! Yes ! no one makes a DB-9
See the attached article from VE3FRM
A “B� shell would be the size of a 25 pin connector.
John VE3AMZ
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
Thanks to a kind benefactor (not the OP), there are now manuals for the Zetron Models 42, 49, and 452/459 products on the Zetron page of Repeater-Builder.com.
At least one of these has cable wiring for 9 and 25 pin local computer serial interfacing. |
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Re: Motorola MTR-2000 pre-emphasized / demphasized settings
Jeff,
One quick comment on setting the wireline control to none. I have seen some MTR2000's that will not allow the radio to be programed for duplex operation unless the wireline card if installed, is configured for 4 Wire audio. Joe - WA7JAW |
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Motorola MTR-2000 pre-emphasized / demphasized settings
Hi all,
I would like to know if the RX and TX audio on the MTR2K Wireline connector is pre-emphasized or de-emphasized according to the configuration of the "Audio" section of the "Channel information" or if it is always de-emphasized / pre-emphasized or always flat. Considering that our MTR2K will not operate the remote control via Wireline, I would like to know if, after configuring "Remote control type" to "NONE" in the wireline settings, there is any importance of the parameters "Tx notch filter", "Rx notch filter" and HLGT/LLGT frequencies on the audio. Thank you very much for your help 73 Jeff, F5BCB |
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
Mine are next to my BFH, just in-case I shed a tear or two for the piece of equipment, electronic or otherwise, that I pounded the bejeezus out of to make it work, and it didn't.
Randy's Rules #1, If it still doesn't work after hours of repair, Hit the thing with a Hammer, if it still doesn't work after that, see Rule #2.
Randy's Rules #2, If it still doesn't work after all that, wack it with a bigger hammer, then It's either fixed or F**ked.
(These rules worked very well on CHEAP C.B. Radios and some types of consumer electronics)
- Randy R.
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From: "Teton Amateur Radio Repeater Association (TARRA)" <tarra@...>
Date: 2/25/21 10:27 AM (GMT-06:00)
Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
They are next to your Crescent wrench!
Mick - W7CAT ----- Original Message ----- From: Chuck Kelsey To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 04:17:56 AM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller? > Good luck with that ;~) > > Now where did I put that box of Kleenex and Q-tips? > > Chuck > > > > On 2/24/2021 11:26 PM, William Ripley wrote: > > > > I am so happy to find someone else that actually knows the correct > > terminology for the D-Sub connectors. Nearly everyone calls DB-xx, > > and it makes me crazy. DA-15, DB-25, DC-37, DD-50, DE-9. Thanks !! > > > > > > > > > > > -- Untitled Document |
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
They are next to your Crescent wrench!
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Mick - W7CAT ----- Original Message -----
From: Chuck Kelsey To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 04:17:56 AM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller? Good luck with that ;~)-- Untitled Document |
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
Looks like it is wanting to talk to a modem with the AT commands. May need to simulate one or assert other leads.Stan On Feb 24, 2021, at 11:26 PM, M M <wa6ilq@...> wrote:
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
Good luck with that ;~)Now where did I put that box of Kleenex and Q-tips? Chuck On 2/24/2021 11:26 PM, William Ripley
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
I agree, though it may be a bit OT. An offshoot of many technical people not being good spellers, no doubt. Chuck KG6NF On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 8:26 PM William Ripley <bill.ripley@...> wrote:
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Re: Sinclair Q202GC Duplexers.
I think you may have replied to the wrong message : )
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Mick - W7CAT ----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Aspinwall To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 09:37:36 PM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Sinclair Q202GC Duplexers. As the author/article at theverge represented, Fry's has been "deadto us" for at least two years. SF Bay Area stores - Campbell, Palo Alto, San Jose, Fremont, empty hollow depressing shells of their once go-to selves. Skeleton crew of floor employees sadly paid to lie for a paycheck. Not much excuse/justification except perhaps internal mis-management and exploitation. I recall the original Fry's "7-11' store space in Sunnyvale - some techie stuff, candy/treats, magazines - nothing else until 'exploding' to various go-to locations. Alltronics, Haltek, Halted, etc. leaving us, the supposed tech-central of America with only Central Computer (good maker resource) and Anchor Electronics. Sadly in parallel the demise of the Maker spaces, events and publications. STEM/STEAM, pro-active hands-on experiences with any/all tech has too rapidly gone the way of "shop class" - "all your tech be virtual..." - but it's NOT! but any/all the might and $$$ of high-tech cannot step up to facilitate network, telemetry, data center, security system, deployment, infrastructure trained persons? WTF? I've emailed Mike Rowe many times about expanding his program/scope - nadda. I tried to establish a parallel tech-related effort with some encouragement and potential backing (Silicon Valley has a LOT of money to be exploited for this...) but, have to maintain a day-job... obviously needs what WE can share, while we can, before we aren't here to do so. Does anyone care? If it matters, I am willing to again strive to faciliate contact/faciliate. -- Untitled Document |
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
I got a call back from Zetron and they were of no help, other than telling me 9 pin 25 pin = = = I found a comment on another web site that Zetron had a software product |
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Re: Sinclair Q202GC Duplexers.
As the author/article at theverge represented, Fry's has been "dead to us" for at least two years. SF Bay Area stores - Campbell, Palo Alto, San Jose, Fremont, empty hollow depressing shells of their once go-to selves. Skeleton crew of floor employees sadly paid to lie for a paycheck. Not much excuse/justification except perhaps internal mis-management and exploitation. I recall the original Fry's "7-11' store space in Sunnyvale - some techie stuff, candy/treats, magazines - nothing else until 'exploding' to various go-to locations. Their demise evolved, along with HRO-Sunnyvale, Weird Stuff, Alltronics, Haltek, Halted, etc. leaving us, the supposed tech-central of America with only Central Computer (good maker resource) and Anchor Electronics. Sadly in parallel the demise of the Maker spaces, events and publications. STEM/STEAM, pro-active hands-on experiences with any/all tech has too rapidly gone the way of "shop class" - "all your tech be virtual..." - but it's NOT! MikeRoweWorks can produce plumbers, welders, mechanics, electricians, but any/all the might and $$$ of high-tech cannot step up to facilitate network, telemetry, data center, security system, deployment, infrastructure trained persons? WTF? I've emailed Mike Rowe many times about expanding his program/scope - nadda. I tried to establish a parallel tech-related effort with some encouragement and potential backing (Silicon Valley has a LOT of money to be exploited for this...) but, have to maintain a day-job... If FirstNet, much less commercial 2-way is ever going to survive - it obviously needs what WE can share, while we can, before we aren't here to do so. Does anyone care? If it matters, I am willing to again strive to faciliate contact/faciliate. |
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Re: Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller?
I am so happy to find someone else that actually knows the correct terminology for the D-Sub connectors. Nearly everyone calls DB-xx, and it makes me crazy. DA-15, DB-25, DC-37, DD-50, DE-9. Thanks !!
Bill Ripley,
KY5Q
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
On Behalf Of Jeff DePolo WN3A via groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Anyone here familiar with a Zetron model 42 controller? Yeah, that was a common issue with early Zetron products that were designed prior to any real RS-232 standard existing for DE-9's. If memory serves, they used pins 3 and 4 instead of 2 and 3 for data. And I think pin 2 was either +5V or +12V for powering external equipment. I forget what ground was...should be able to ohm it out to chassis if nothing else. --- Jeff WN3A From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
On Behalf Of Tom Saunders Zetron did not use the standard pin out of db-9 connectors. Check in any of their manuals for the pin outs (don’t have a manual handy here now or I’d post it) Tom n7oep
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