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I do have a question regarding the RX & TX audio though. If I'm using the TKR-850 to do the DCS decode /encode (I didn't think the Allstar software supported DCS, just PL Tones), then I assume I will

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I got plenty of DB25's laying in the junk drawer from my terminal server days...its just trying to find the pin extractor to move the pins over that is the challenge

This is way more money then it needs to be, and the power connector for the Pi is wrong. e-bay "powerconverter" has the correct PI connector and flying leads for input, half? (or less) the cost.

I hate to be Captain Obvious, but Powerwerx has a product pre built with the correct connectors for both input and output for RaspberryPi and other items that take 5 volts.

Not too hard to make your own cable, be these guys can likely do it for you: http://www.uricables.com/ BTW, I have no connection to these guys and have never purchased any cables from them. Steve

In most cases you only use five pins ( maybe 6 )? in the 9 pin I use the? Masters Communications RA 42 in one of my projects, but he makes a number of them, from RA 25 ( the simplest ) to the RA

I would change "properly" to "reliably". I run KPG-29D inside DOSBox on my Win 8.1 system & it works flawlessly. OTOH KPG-29D on my old WinXP laptop will not talk to the radio correctly unless I

The original KPG-4 used a DB-25 connector for the computer side. The back-shell contains the radio interface circuitry. Later Kenwood supplied cables did change to use the DB-9 connector for the

Roll your own, it’s not hard. Stan

Same as Bob, 9 pin and mine works on TK-780, 880, 760, etc. Jeff NZ2S

Yea, I'm thinking about putting the URI on a Kenwood, to play around with it, see how well it works. Do they make pre-made cables for the 850?

If you have the ability to wire to SMD devices and have the real FOB you can save some cash and do it yourself. Otherwise the URI is the way to go. Plug and play as far as the radio to Pie interface

Hey guys. Thinking about doing this with 1 of our repeaters. Should i use this sound fob, or use the Uri? What 1 would be easier? Cheers, Jed <jeremy_georges@...> wrote:

Well when they get inside the PC they are tied together every desktop I have owned.I may have a couple 25 to 9 adapters available hidding in a box. Gary g

Thanks Jim. There just has been a few discrepancies on the pins - between the service manual's strict language compared to what people are doing. Googling around I found another reference that had all

I use RA and TA for the audio in/out.? Only one ground is required - the transmit ground.? I use TOR programmed to come out on Pin 25 for the COR signal.? This is the CTCSS and COS combined.? Pin

I purchased ASIN?B06Y58WLX9, but the one you linked says it is a variation of the one I had already bought so I think it would be the same or close enough. Squeeze the top cap with some vice grips

The Kenwood factory KPG-4 cable that I have used for the past 25+ years terminates in a DB-25 serial connection. If you have a factory cable you will need buy or build a DB-9 to DB-25 cable. As