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s53zo

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Getting CI-V on the radio side
« on: 2017-10-22, 00:16:53 »
Hi!

When working locally I use MK2R+ and it's CI-V (ACC connector) output to control OM-Power automatic amplifier.

When remote I would also like to get CI-V output on RRC-1258 MkII: Radio unit in order to control OM-Power amp, the station used is TS480. Is this possible?

I can get Kenwood RS232 data on COM1 on Radio unit and route the cable to OM-Power amplifier but it has a serial port disabled when CI-V connector is present.

Any ideas please?

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Simon, S53ZO

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Re: Getting CI-V on the radio side
« Reply #1 on: 2017-10-23, 08:11:54 »
I don't understand what you mean ? A Kenwood can never talk CI-V that's an ICOM language.

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s53zo

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Re: Getting CI-V on the radio side
« Reply #2 on: 2017-11-02, 06:10:56 »
Hi Mike!

I have the Kenwood serial output working. My question was if I can get CI-V output next to that. Maybe by using some hardware or software converter that receives kenwood commands and sendss out CI-V commands?

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Re: Getting CI-V on the radio side
« Reply #3 on: 2017-11-03, 06:52:47 »
Hi Simon,

At least one person has done something like that.

http://www.geekshed.co.uk/flex-radio-powersdr-to-ci-v-interface/
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Re: Getting CI-V on the radio side
« Reply #4 on: 2017-11-05, 18:25:35 »
Looks promising, thanks...

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