USER MANUAL FOR HARDWARE REV 1.0
06-JUN-2019
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4
GETTING STARTED WITH SVXLINK
Introduction: svxlink is a powerful open source controller software that works on many Linux based
platforms. We have partnered with Open Repeater Project to help users get the smoothest start-up
experience possible, but we remind you that ORP is intentionally kept very simplistic. This is to help
ensure you get a working setup easily; from there you can branch out and explore the more advanced
options from the command console.
To obtain the Open Repeater starter image, please visit
4.1
HARDWARE PIN NUMBERS (SVXLINK BASED)
Port 1 PINS:
PTT
–
GPIO506 Active high
COS
–
GPIO26 Active Low
CTCSS
–
GPIO24 Active Low
Audio input
–
FE Pi Right Channel
Audio output
–
FE PI Right Channel
GPIO PINS:
GPA0
–
GPIO496
GPA1
–
GPIO497
GPA2
–
GPIO498
GPA3
–
GPIO499
GPA4
–
GPIO500
GPA5
–
GPIO501
GPA6
–
GPIO502
GPA7
–
GPIO503
See section 3.5 for details on identifying which pin is which for the GPIO.
4.2
ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS
Svxlink has a lot of features and they are continuously evolving, so be sure to have a recent copy of the
manual for svxlink at hand. We will provide some examples for the most common setups encountered
as starting points. Sample configurations will be provided on our group.io group and our website as we
get them created.
If you have a specific hardware need, please make the request to the group.io Group for ICS-Controllers
or for SVXlink support, at the SVXlink support page respectively. Both pages have a good support
community and we monitor both groups actively.
As the SVXlink software updates frequently, it is best to ask there for software specific issues, but we
will do our best to help as well, but may not have the depth of knowledge that you will get from the
SVXlink community.
5
SCHEMATICS
Please visit our downloads page for the schematics. Embedding them results in low quality copies that
are effectively useless.
