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Mux Genius! I am very interested in X9000. Has there been further discussion about how to interface data with outside world (outside the Personality Board RF can and radio itself)? Also a general

I am most definitely interested in the XCAT as well as the XCAT9000 Jeff kd6gdb -- Pursuant to U.S. Code, title 47, Chapter 5, Sub chapter II, ?227, "Any and all non solicited comm

MUX MAGIC! Huge interest here. You rock Skip! Cheers Sam KJ6QFS

Hi Group! I've rediscovered 1970 technology!? What did we do in the bad old days when there weren't enough pins on a package???? We MULTIPLEXED the address and data! By multiplexing A0-A7 with

I was assuming Morrison was either the tech's name or the customer's name... now if it has said "Dead Morrision '' it might have rung that bell for me too! Hopefully it won't light my fire when I get

Mister Moto risin', got to keep on risin' De

Bad Morrison? WTF? Maybe there's a tiny tape of a Doors song that never made an album cut hiding in there. You could be rich!

Thanks for trying Casey. Sure I'd be interested in any samples of SB9600 traffic. My ebay VHF X9000 showed up today, but I don't have a cable or head yet. I opened it up and looked around...

I've captured some dumps from the CDM series as well.

Mine too! The SMT osc resonator was the hardest thing to solder. I think I'll change it back to a through-hole if I have more PCBs made. 73 Brad KB9BPF

I've created an X9000 memory and i/o map page on the groups.io wiki, and filled in some details. De

My hardware interface is messed up so I can't get an RSS read/write intercept right now but I was able to get one of an eeprom read using comport sniffer and the X9000DUMP program. Would that be of

Wow that was fast! My fingers are crossed! 73's Skip WB6YMH <kb9bpf@...> wrote:

Update 21AUG22: I put it together this morning but didn't have a chance to test it. Next weekend! I programmed the picldr with the Phyton before soldering to the Xcat PCB. I need to make a jig to

... and don't ask you why that comes to mind, huh? :) De

I was writing the other while you were writing this. Sounds like I may have to build a programming adapter access the appropriate pins on the Xcat, like you did. I need to have a think on it and do

I just quickly compared the picldr and v033 hex files. In the picldr, the first two bytes (0000-0001) are 0000 2832, then bytes 0002-000F are 3FFF, then it looks like the picldr code begins in

Hi Bradley, It should be possible to combine the two hex files by just deleting the end of file line in one and then appending the contents of the other. On the other hand, just flashing both of

Hi Skip, and thanks for the tips. Yes, I did include the extra SIP resistor network. I also changed the two smaller SIPs to a single SOIC resistor network, included a couple extra bypass caps, and

<kb9bpf@...> wrote: Neither. The programming pins are available via a combination of the accessory cable and the connector normally connected to the Syntor. I connected the necessary