XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
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XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
Alright, I read somewhere and forgot where...
What is the cable number for the programming/audio (RX/TX)/all in one accessory port on the rear of the XPR mobiles?
Similar to the PMKN4010B with an ignition sense and external speaker cable on it for PA functions. I need one with the RX/TX line headed out for computer use.
Regards,
-Frank C.
What is the cable number for the programming/audio (RX/TX)/all in one accessory port on the rear of the XPR mobiles?
Similar to the PMKN4010B with an ignition sense and external speaker cable on it for PA functions. I need one with the RX/TX line headed out for computer use.
Regards,
-Frank C.
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Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
Anyone...?
Regards,
-Frank C.
Regards,
-Frank C.
Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
I've never seen what you're asking for.
If you want a USB cable to a TRBO 26 pin connector that does all that, it is easy enough to make. Cut the B end off of a USB cable and wire as follows:
pin 1 - green wire
pin 2 - white wire
pin 3 - red wire
pin 4 - black wire
pin 25 is ignition sense
pins 9 and 10 are speaker
If you want a USB cable to a TRBO 26 pin connector that does all that, it is easy enough to make. Cut the B end off of a USB cable and wire as follows:
pin 1 - green wire
pin 2 - white wire
pin 3 - red wire
pin 4 - black wire
pin 25 is ignition sense
pins 9 and 10 are speaker
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Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
So I would have to split pins 9 and 10 twice (which isn't do-able...) to get what I want ideally for the mobile rig...PA/Ext Speaker and RX/TX line use both 9 and 10 I guess?
Regards,
-Frank C.
Regards,
-Frank C.
Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
with the PMKN4010, you can just add whatever pins you need wherever you need them - or if you get PMLN5072A, you can build whatever pinout you want.
You can add additional pins to the PMKN4010, if you have the pins.
http://wiscomm.blogspot.com/2015/08/mot ... -rear.html has the pinout - I believe it's also on batlabs, but they'll sell you a PMLN5072 as well. If you're looking to put this audio into a computer, you may want to use 12 and 14 for audio ground and RX audio respectively, and 11 and 12 for audio going into the radio and audio ground respectively.
You can add additional pins to the PMKN4010, if you have the pins.
http://wiscomm.blogspot.com/2015/08/mot ... -rear.html has the pinout - I believe it's also on batlabs, but they'll sell you a PMLN5072 as well. If you're looking to put this audio into a computer, you may want to use 12 and 14 for audio ground and RX audio respectively, and 11 and 12 for audio going into the radio and audio ground respectively.
Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
What do you mean RX/TX? Audio? Or for reading and writing to the repeater? Or do you mean PTT?fchrist16 wrote:... RX/TX line use both 9 and 10...
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Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
Might have a look here - or the Corresponding JPS Tech note --
http://static1.1.sqspcdn.com/static/f/1 ... 8gLOO1k%3D
http://static1.1.sqspcdn.com/static/f/1 ... 8gLOO1k%3D
J. Silberberg
CompuDesigns, Inc.
Atlanta, GA.
CompuDesigns, Inc.
Atlanta, GA.
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Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
A program I use on the computer, can use the computers microphone and speaker instead of the radio's microphone and speaker...n1gtl wrote:What do you mean RX/TX? Audio? Or for reading and writing to the repeater? Or do you mean PTT?fchrist16 wrote:... RX/TX line use both 9 and 10...
-Frank C.
Regards,
-Frank C.
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Re: XPR-4550 Audio Cable...
So 9/10 for PA/Ext Speaker and 11/14 for RX/TX audio! Thank you.jsilberberg wrote:Might have a look here - or the Corresponding JPS Tech note --
http://static1.1.sqspcdn.com/static/f/1 ... 8gLOO1k%3D
Regards,
-Frank C.