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Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« on: 2014-01-29, 22:36:57 »
Hi

can someone please confirm the attached schematic is correct. This circuit will be used to drive a bigger relay to on/off my KPA500

thanks

Ziv

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #1 on: 2014-01-30, 08:04:23 »
Yes that looks OK.

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #2 on: 2014-02-09, 17:01:15 »
Thanks Mike.

I have build the device as in the picture but when connected to the RRC I get a continues tone at the TS-480 head.

Any idea?

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #3 on: 2014-02-09, 21:07:41 »
Hi Ziv,

Have you configured your radio RRC IO settings as "on/off" outputs?

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Paul
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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #4 on: 2014-02-12, 19:06:29 »
Hi Paul

Yes...  ;)

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #5 on: 2014-02-13, 08:38:19 »
Hi,

I use the Radio (TS480) RRC IO as main switching device in my remote shack, works great.

A continuous tone makes me think a keyer/sidetone is activated somehow (?)

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #6 on: 2014-04-17, 06:55:47 »
Hi Paul

I am still struggling with the OUT0 configuration.. I understand this is on open collector output, which other pin is closing the loop? Pin 7 (8V) or pin 8 (GND)?

ziv

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #7 on: 2014-04-17, 08:40:22 »
your picture in the first message is OK the relay coil is connected between 7 (8V) and the OC output. Maybe your serial resistor is to big if it doesn't work.

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #8 on: 2014-04-17, 16:50:07 »
Hi Mike

the issue is not that it doesn't work... when i am connecting the relay I get a continues tone at the TS-480 head.
My settings at radio RRC are:-
OUT0 mode on/off   
OUT1 mode on/off   
OUT2 mode Keyer

Control RRC are:-
IN0 mode   Keyer
OUT0 mode I/O   
OUT1 mode I/O   
OUT2 mode I/O   
USB RTS as PTT   
USB DTR as CW   
   

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #9 on: 2014-04-17, 17:35:38 »
Hi
You cannot use IN0 to transfer a hardware signal when keyer is activated. You must use the web interface in the Radio-RRC to activate the output. When keyer is activated, the IN0 act s a straight key input and what you hear is the CW-sidetone

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #10 on: 2014-04-18, 07:52:40 »
Hi Mike

Thanks for your answer. I guess this explain the tone I am receiving at the 480 head. It looks like I need a different configuration but not sure it is even possible..

My current use is as follows:-

1. Paddle connection to the back of local the RRC (using the rrc keyer) and from the Radio rrc to the radio.
2. CW keyboard operation (DTR via transistor) to pins 4&8 to the local RRC I/O jack
3. MIXW CAt via com 2

The next feature I am seeking for, is to control an on/off relay (via web to the Radio rrc) to power off/on an amplifier 

Any configuration that I need to change to achive the above?

Ziv

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #11 on: 2014-04-18, 08:50:36 »
If you set out 0 = ON/OFF in the Radio-RRC it will show up a new button which you can use to activate/deactivate the output from the web browser

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #12 on: 2014-04-21, 18:49:41 »
Hi Mike

Thanks.. as you can see from above my settings at radio RRC is OUT0 mode on/off.

What is the setting for the Control RRC INO so all will work... I.E CW via KB ands also the relay

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Ziv

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Re: Connecting Radio RRC I/O
« Reply #13 on: 2014-04-22, 11:02:01 »
If you want to use CW keyer you can not use IN0 and Control-RRC to control OUT0 , you have to control OUT0 by browsing the Radio-RRC and press the ON/OFF button related to OUT0

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