Hi Dave, I would rather NOT use the USB serial port to simplify the wiring and to minimize high speed signals inside of the radio.? USB would be used to flash the board with the initial?flash image.?? Possible wiring options: 1. Route 3.3V Rxd, Txd via unused control cable pins or just drill a hole for a 3 pin cable. 2. Route 5V Doug Hall clock and data line via unused control cable pins or just drill a hole for a 3 pin cable. For the Xcat-9000 another option would be to use SB9600 for communications and attach the Xcat2022 to the SB9600 bus internally.? ?No need to find unused control?cable poins or drill holes for a new cable.? I'm starting to like this... Testng the Doug Hall interface should be easy even w/o a radio.? You would need one of your controllers connected to the new board and the original?XCat PC control program or a successor.? Frequencies set via the Doug Hall interface can be read back over CI-V.? If they are correct then we're good to go. 73's Skip WB6YMH On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:41 AM Dave WA1JHK <wa1jhk@...> wrote:
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