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Summary of Contents for STATION MASTER DeLuxe

Page 2: ...s 19 Creating and Using Virtual Serial Ports 20 6 microHAM DEVICE ROUTER 21 Menu Router 21 Menu Preset 22 Menu Device 23 Menu Virtual Port 24 Menu Help 25 Device Configuration Tabs 26 Ports Tab 26 Por...

Page 3: ...Basic Dual Radio SO2R Example 124 Advanced Dual Radio SO2R Example 125 Multiple Radio Configuration 126 11 SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS 128 12 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS 129 SMD Hardware Specifications Connecto...

Page 4: ...ing TX Inhibit support for Yaesu Ten Tec and Elecraft K3 transceivers Receive only antenna support Optical isolation from computer PS 2 keyboard or keypad with dual control of Station Master Deluxe an...

Page 5: ...W1 Expert SPE OM Power Automatic band switching for BCD controlled amplifiers Yaesu VL 1000 FL 7000 Support for QSK Power Amplifiers Support for shared Power Amplifiers uLINK Features Allows control o...

Page 6: ...is allowed LED flashes when transmit condition has been changed and will be applied on next transmission cycle uLINK LED lights when uLINK interface is powered from uLINK HUB 2 FUNC MENU Short press...

Page 7: ...and release recalls memory bank 1 2 or 3 settings Press and hold for more than one second stores current settings to memory bank 1 2 or 3 Each memory bank is band dependent 16 ENCODER Rotary encoder w...

Page 8: ...ails 5 PA DB15 female jack for connection with Power Amplifier Compatible with microHAM PA cables See Connecting Hardware chapters for details 6 PORT A DB25 female jack for antenna switch connection S...

Page 9: ...to one uLINK HUB uLINK HUB is a basic element of the uLINK network every setup must contain at least one Each SMD is connected to the uLINK HUB by single CAT5 6 cable but the connection uses two wire...

Page 10: ...ed contact direction indicators There are three relay contact outputs CW CCW and AUX AUX may be configured as either SPEED Yaesu style or BRAKE Hy Gain style LEDs CCW AUX and CW on the bottom row indi...

Page 11: ...can access up to 128 uLINK interface modules Hardware observations uLINK bus is strictly a linear bus the physical connection must be a daisy chain going from one device module to another Total length...

Page 12: ...s rotator controllers filters power amplifiers etc 4 Layout and install the uLINK network 5 Prepare Station Master Deluxe for your station set the jumpers make the necessary connections to antenna swi...

Page 13: ...uxe must know every device in the system in order to control everything correctly and safely In this manual components of the RF setup are called RF Boxes Give every RF BOX a short but easily understo...

Page 14: ...n the module TERM UNIT Unit is a group of outputs on a uLINK RELAY module used to control a specific RF Box Outputs are grouped into units One uLINK Relay Module may be used to control multiple RF Dev...

Page 15: ...a for 80m Both bands have to antennas defined one using complete end point the specific antenna and a second incomplete endpoint defining only the antenna switch If the last used antenna selection for...

Page 16: ...is connection is required for proper operation of Station Master Deluxe with VOX 3 Using an RCA Y cable Radio Shack 274 881 or equivalent not supplied connect the PAPTT output of microKEYER or DigiKEY...

Page 17: ...the CAT jack of Station Master Deluxe to the computer control port of your radio 2 Connect an RCA cable supplied between the PTTIN jack on Station Master Deluxe and the PTT output of your transceiver...

Page 18: ..._xx is version and choose Run as administrator to start installation The Windows setup utility will start and ask into which folder Router and its supporting files should be installed Note unless you...

Page 19: ...and have turned on Station Master Deluxe Router is then configured as required by the application logging control or digital mode software Station Master Deluxe Status When the USB driver is installe...

Page 20: ...when creating virtual ports in Router the ports can overlap and will not work properly when you connect such device WARNING Before you begin to create virtual ports attach all external devices you are...

Page 21: ...rive the band data output BCD codes can be customized for driving antenna switches or bandpass filter control Options Digital Band Map Not used with Station Master Deluxe Options Audio Devices Not use...

Page 22: ...saved by the user using Preset Save as There are three ways to apply a preset once it is created 1 Click on Preset and select it from the pull down menu 2 Click on a preset button To have buttons visi...

Page 23: ...When clicked Router will open a standard File dialog the default location is C Documents and Settings All Users Application Data microHAM cfg and the desired template can be chosen When Router loads a...

Page 24: ...ough Router will not allow creating a virtual port on a COM port number which is already present in the system like hardware COM ports or internal modems sometimes these ports are hidden If another de...

Page 25: ...oad Documents menu item Download Documents Downloads microHAM documentation including updated manuals and setup guides You may specify the products for which you want documentation NOTE Requires an in...

Page 26: ...ed they must be associated with a specific function or device channel e g CAT Rotator etc These assignments should correspond to settings of the application software and must be configured first in Ro...

Page 27: ...select Handshake In order for Router to determine the operating frequency and mode it must know what radio CAT protocol is being used To select the radio click the Set button Choose your radio in the...

Page 28: ...provides unique control capability the 2nd CAT Port is an intelligent data fork software Y connector that allows a second application to share control of the radio Router monitors the data from each...

Page 29: ...the monitor include Start Stop Clear and Save The Rotator Protocol Monitor should not be used under normal conditions However for debugging purposes it may be useful to Start a capture and close the...

Page 30: ...T When SMD is coupled click Device Store as default settings on both SMD and the keyer Otherwise coupling will not work in stand alone mode NOTE If Station Master Deluxe is not physically connected to...

Page 31: ...2 antennas followed by three digits enters rotator target azimuth To cancel entry press Enter these keys have the same function as rotary encoder on SMD front panel is one step CW one step CCW and Ent...

Page 32: ...e LCD contrast Color Sets the LCD backlight color Report time Sets the length of time that transient status change reports remain visible Set Strings Set the Welcome Message to be displayed when SMD i...

Page 33: ...OVERVOLTAGE will be displayed Enable sleep mode If Station Master Deluxe is connected to a microKEYER II it will follow the MK II sleep status NOTE Sleep control has no function if Station Master Del...

Page 34: ...y radio and has to be controlled by any SMD must be included in the setup regardless of if setup contains only one radio one SMD two radios two SMDs SO2R or if it is a multi station setup The Configur...

Page 35: ...l Antenna Paths grouping antenna paths into Virtual Rotators and Antenna Groups which together with Antenna Paths are collectively called Antenna Selections and for determining which Antenna Selection...

Page 36: ...user Properties which are displayed in gray cannot be changed i e they are either implicit displayed only for information or they are controlled elsewhere After highlighting the required item after a...

Page 37: ...nnected SMD its address specified in next drop down box IMPORTANT When you are using a saved setup to configure another SMD associated with a different transceiver station don t forget to change new S...

Page 38: ...ar uLINK module here have to be same as address entered to this particular module Invert IN Every uLINK module has special input located at the bottom terminal IN Sole purpose of this input is to not...

Page 39: ...assigned Content of this column is not editable Assignment is done automatically according to control association for given RF box at RF Boxes tab Firmware version Displays firmware version of uLINK...

Page 40: ...f it is rotator with direct discrete control or RS232 serial protocol controlled rotator Remove Removes selected rotator from the list Replace Not used on this sub tab Up Promotes selected rotator to...

Page 41: ...k The sensor type is chosen during the calibration process and can not be changed directly The sensor must be connected as described in the Connecting the Rotator section of this manual AUX Output Dis...

Page 42: ...ng must be greater than 280 degrees or less than 260 degrees before the rotor will be commanded to the new azimuth If the dead zone is changed press and release the encoder to update the azimuth Full...

Page 43: ...nt of the rotator to its Control Box Control Box can be the internal SMD local controller uLINK DATA module or uLINK ROTATOR module Only those choices valid for the selected rotator type when the rota...

Page 44: ...tton will stop the movement immediately Stop Stops rotator movement Memory Four memory buttons can be used for quick azimuth selection Each button can be set to a custom azimuth and identified by a la...

Page 45: ...cted RF Box for another IMPORTANT While Router takes a lot of care to preserve custom configuration for every RF Box in the setup like Interconnections Names Labels Rules and few others it is impossib...

Page 46: ...not true dual receiver models can be added to the setup as a Radio with SUB RX port If is added that way SMD can manage main RX TX and RX ANT marked as RX2 paths separately and provide independent an...

Page 47: ...ng with other advanced settings described later because they are related to the other forms of control However can be used with FRQ control if needed as well The details of the third tab vary dependin...

Page 48: ...th the same or different function as necessary there is virtually no limit If an RF box requires more than 20 wires for control it is possible to add an additional uLINK RELAY unit If RF box needs a s...

Page 49: ...ine is Out of bands and permits specifying the state if the control frequency is outside the defined ranges When If frequency is out of bands set fixed value is not selected the control box will keep...

Page 50: ...e During this period the SMD display will show KEYIN dropped and the module address NOTE If neither input is used as a KEYIN or INHIBIT for example if the Power Amplifier doesn t provide KEYIN signal...

Page 51: ...ccording to regional band map by clicking on Default bands button Out of bands defines the BCD outputs if control frequency is out of defined frequency ranges When If frequency is out of bands set fix...

Page 52: ...d using the Insert and Remove buttons and reordered with the Up and Down buttons The Order reflects the physical position of the outputs within a control box unit Outputs are numbered upward from the...

Page 53: ...T R switching delay of sequenced RF box To make it absolutely clear please check the picture Output 1 BYPASS has 10ms lead time Output 2 POWER has 20ms lead time Switching delay is set for 26ms The l...

Page 54: ...is used for drawing compass on SMD display Directional beams Yagis Quads etc should be selected as Uni directional antennas Bi directional antennas are for example dipoles Omni directional are vertica...

Page 55: ...nd as one of the antenna choices available for manual selection with the antenna selection buttons on SMD Fit mask is an advanced parameter which will be described later Show frequency constraints box...

Page 56: ...Each time an antenna path is changed SMD sends request an InVector to all of the control boxes included in the antenna path to apply the required state Every control box confirms the request and ONLY...

Page 57: ...ty settings is drawn compass on SMD display Offset Defines offset of the attribute relative to first attribute Offset can be edited for each attribute separately Abs Azimuth Shows absolute azimuth of...

Page 58: ...his would mean the main selection and an extra position for North Fit mask also allows the special character X in addition to 1 or 0 where X stands for a mask In our case if Fit mask is xx000 there wi...

Page 59: ...her RF boxes Attributes A standard N way antenna switch has no attributes this tab will be explained further in the Stack Switch section However the principle is the same as with a Vertical Array Ante...

Page 60: ...ntenna selection for direct access from the SMD main antenna selection buttons Since a simple N way switch will most likely have antennas or additional switches connected to its A port s the default v...

Page 61: ...h R port of the RF BOX IMPORTANT Rules are always referenced to the RF BOX s R port not to RF BOX globally Each R port can have own rules of behavior IMPORTANT The control box for a double switch must...

Page 62: ...rt is controlled only by a single wire with ON OFF state but all four InVectors are controlled at once by single control box unit not shown STACK SWITCH Stacking switches are special purpose switches...

Page 63: ...ired for example ANT2 ANT3 the Single A port only checkbox must be disabled Distinguishing point and Global attributes are advanced parameters and will be explained separately Buttons All RF boxes whi...

Page 64: ...on use of a manually controlled output is to bypass a preamplifier This control can be added to any R port using the Add Control button and selecting uLINK or local RELAYS manually controlled by prope...

Page 65: ...ab we will connect the three A ports of the preceding double switch to the R ports of the virtual switch and connect the antennas to the A ports of the virtual switch Since switch is virtual it does n...

Page 66: ...marked term and all other stations connect to the second A port through separate R ports The Term port serves as the destination for all non Master connections The TERM port cannot be left unconnecte...

Page 67: ...R port any path which uses that port will be excluded from the Alternative Group Using our GPS analogy a distinguishing point is like a way point In some situations even a Distinguishing point is not...

Page 68: ...butes tab a line contains ABCD in the Group column this path s attribute combination for this line is AB and this combination is searched for in the Value list column of this line If found this path i...

Page 69: ...returning to a given endpoint SMD will automatically chose the first available alternative depending on what resources are using by other stations SMDs in the network How Antenna Paths are generated...

Page 70: ...nations are identified by they name of the end point or combination of end points followed by with the name of the R port through which the path passes a semicolon and the attribute or combination of...

Page 71: ...w alternatives checkbox displays all Antenna Paths within the groups unchecking this checkbox hides the individual Antenna Paths and the lower level grouping leaving only the list of higher level Alte...

Page 72: ...ing the usable frequency range of the given Antenna Path for each Radio A list of Radios A ports for which a given Antenna Path is accessible together with the allowed frequency ranges is given in the...

Page 73: ...l Rotator as one of the Antenna Selections on Bands tab and on SMD s display Single click on the Label column to enter a short label max 5 characters This label will identify the Virtual Rotator in th...

Page 74: ...where antennas within an Antenna Group are automatically switched in round robin fashion with an adjustable speed The process for adding Antenna Groups changing their names and labels adding and reord...

Page 75: ...for each band is displayed When unchecked the bands fold up so only the list of frequency ranges is displayed Adding bands In an empty band plan simply press the Add button on bottom of the tab If so...

Page 76: ...on column A pull down menu is displayed with all the Antenna Selections Alternative Groups and Virtual Rotators accessible for the given frequency range For the chosen antenna selection the following...

Page 77: ...chanism No protection Band locking is disabled Prevent TX Upon attempt to transmit if any other radio is detected to have its RX frequency within the same frequency range and its RX antenna is not tag...

Page 78: ...n for RX SUB RX on the left and TX on the right Antenna Selection Controls One of most important capabilities of Station Master Deluxe is the ability to select one of several available antenna paths o...

Page 79: ...erves for changing pages of selections NOTE This is true even for TX focus when RX only antennas are not displayed Alternatively antenna selections can be selected consecutively using the left YES and...

Page 80: ...e Include to selection column and then its Description in the Antenna Path tab is enclosed in square brackets When switching to such antenna path sub paths following the controlled point are selected...

Page 81: ...etained and rotation can be resumed by pressing and releasing the encoder or a new target may be set by rotating the encoder Memory Jump The four programmable memory positions may be recalled by press...

Page 82: ...can time can be adjusted from 0 3 sec to 5 0 sec in 0 1 sec steps The current scan time is displayed next to GRP above the name of current antenna path LCD display pos 7 The last selected antenna is r...

Page 83: ...d KeyIn timeout etc and the number of the offending unit where appropriate If band locks are configured Router Configuration Management Security several messages may be displayed as consequence of att...

Page 84: ...good practice to always perform a Disconnect Self before leaving the operator position in order to free up all the resources this SMD might be occupying f2 Scan Ena Enable Disable automatic antenna sc...

Page 85: ...son for the alarm on on the LCD display rather than the regular FUNC menu If there are multiple alarms the left and right buttons will step through the list NO TX ANTENNA Attempting to transmit when n...

Page 86: ...h inhibit transmission for a given period of the time and Station Master Deluxe expects them to clear automatically Busy conditions can not be cleared manually and must expire On during sequencer oper...

Page 87: ...ed to Station Master s power supply 13 Volts in this configuration the outputs are voltage sourcing In the SNK position the common terminal is connected to Station Master s ground these outputs are si...

Page 88: ...used to power external relays To the right are examples of the connection for home brew AC and DC motors Only one type of position sensor is needed For analog systems 500 ohms provides proper power s...

Page 89: ...verse direction box If your rotator does not have hardware limits turn the rotator to the desired maximum counter clockwise position 6 If rotator has an ANALOG sensor adjust the OFFSET trimmer in Stat...

Page 90: ...e multi turn rotator and you turned the rotator more than 360 deg you must enter cumulative angle value For example if you turned rotator exactly one and half turns counter clockwise enter 540 deg 180...

Page 91: ...quency dependent SMD permits selecting which power amplifier operation on a per band basis IMPORTANT The POWER SW signal can provide at most 100mA If your amplifier needs more power an external buffer...

Page 92: ...nna is selected This means that when you jump from one band to another but you have selected the automatic antenna for use on only one band or not at all the automatic antenna elements stay on last us...

Page 93: ...ithout a microHAM keyer Station Master Deluxe monitors the PTT output of the transceiver This means that the radio has already switched to transmit and can be generating power before Station Master De...

Page 94: ...Each SMD is connected to the uLINK HUB by single shielded CAT5 6 cable but each connection uses two wire pairs to maintain the daisy chain topology The third and fourth pairs are used to provide galv...

Page 95: ...a 12 15V DC power supply Additional uLINK HUBs must be used to connect more then four 4 SMD into the network These additional hubs can be placed anywhere on the uLINK bus By default each uLINK HUB has...

Page 96: ...ing data wires in parallel to the A B terminals as shown in the picture for module 33 The shields of incoming and outgoing cables must connected separately to the SH SH terminals If the priority is sa...

Page 97: ...moved the bus remains open at that point If needed a quick check can be performed at any unit along the bus resistance between A and B terminals should be between 60 and 110 Ohms 3 Measure resistance...

Page 98: ...ue address Two devices with same address will create bus conflict and defunct whole setup IMPORTANT Never change address while station is in use Changing address requires re configuration of each SMD...

Page 99: ...5VAC or 30VDC The Left terminal 12 OUT is connected to the positive input 13 8V on the bottom terminal and GND is connected to the Earth pin of the bottom terminal The relay common can be connected by...

Page 100: ...of the module manually To switch module into the manual mode cycle the SET button until MAN LED is lit then press and hold SET button until MAN LED starts flashing When MAN is flashing the module is...

Page 101: ...rs or solenoids For a detailed description please see the previous Rotator chapter Each SPDT relay contacts for CW CCW and AUX are located on top terminal Module provides reference voltage output on R...

Page 102: ...d continue on next step 5 Set the OFFSET trimmer until display shows value 002 or slightly higher number Number represents A D converter RAW data When set turn rotator slightly CW with 4 and n button...

Page 103: ...an ANALOG sensor verify the sensor value The value should be as set during previous CW limit settings procedure 1021 Click next If rotator has PULSE sensor check if sensor value is non zero click nex...

Page 104: ...er input Inputs outputs and data ports are located at top terminal The serial port can be configured for BCD TTL BAND DATA Yaesu outputs by moving four 4 jumpers to BAND DATA position By default the u...

Page 105: ...issues with early versions of the SteppIR transceiver interface controller it is not possible to keep Station Master Deluxe and the SteppIR controller in sync if changes are made using the SteppIR lo...

Page 106: ...n be used for receiving while other station transmits on the same band and special requirements if exist Antennas 1 UltraBeam 4 EL YAGI Frequency coverage RX TX 40 6m RX Only NO Control Original contr...

Page 107: ...e Segments 3500 3565 3565 3725 3725 3770 3770 3800 6 OptiBeam OB16 3 Frequency coverage RX TX 20 15 10m RX Only NO Control None Rotator TIC RING RT 20 controller Placement Tower 2 RX safe NO Special r...

Page 108: ...rtical Frequency coverage RX TX 160 80 40m 9 segments RX Only NO Control 12V 8 wires for segments selection Rotator None Omni directional pattern Placement Vertical RX safe YES Special requirement Ant...

Page 109: ...4 or Low Dipole antenna transmits Note None 3 LNA 2 Frequency coverage 160 30m Control 12V 1 wire for bypass and power Bypass delay 5ms Bypass confirmation No Placement Beverage 1 Special requirement...

Page 110: ...ol RT 20 controller with RS232 port Hi Gain protocol Sensor Analog Associated antennas OB16 3 Superior rotator None Special requirement None Note None Other requirements 1 Ability to use any free ante...

Page 111: ...switch RFS 2 must be able to supply signal simultaneously to multiple two R ports therefore must be connected through N plexer Rest of connections to switches can be done many ways there is no implici...

Page 112: ...dencies FRQ type PTT relationship SEQ type manual control MAN type and the number of control wires There is no rule for addressing uLINK modules other than address must be greater than 32 and must be...

Page 113: ...nit 1 MASTER 2 outputs Address 43 DOUBLE TEN SWITCH Switch directly connected to uLINK RELAY 10 module Unit SLAVE 10 outputs Address 42 and uLINK RELAY 10 Unit 1 MASTER 10 outputs Address 41 LNA 1 Pre...

Page 114: ...puts uLINK RELAY 10 ADR 46 Relay Units 2 Unit 1 3 outputs Unit 2 2 outputs uLINK RELAY 10 ADR 47 Relay Units 1 Unit 1 8 outputs uLINK RELAY 10 ADR 48 Relay Units 3 Unit 1 8 outputs Unit 2 virtual Unit...

Page 115: ...ep is to add all the control boxes to Router Then for each uLINK RELAY module we set the number of units number of relays per unit and assign Slave units to their Masters After assigning the control u...

Page 116: ...and Frequency range set to 3500 4000kHz 5 OB2 80 is added as a Simple Antenna The Directions tab is set to Rotator G 1000 Frequency range is set to 3500 4000kHz for RX and 3500 3800kHz for TX at the...

Page 117: ...added as Vertical Antenna Array using built in template for RFS 2 Direction is set to for Fixed azimuth to 315 deg NW default direction Control box is set to ADR 046 Unit 2 uLINK RELAY 10 Output coun...

Page 118: ...is set to 0 Control box is set to address ADR 056 Unit 4 uLINK RELAY 6 In addition a Special Box N Plexer N Plexer termination named RFS 2 is added to provide a mirror for the RFS 2 22 Stack is added...

Page 121: ...Router shows all Antenna Paths and their alternatives as defined on the previous tabs The automatically generated Names and Labels can be edited to be more understandable if needed These names and lab...

Page 122: ...ions displayed in square brackets have more combinations available to be chosen by the Subselection buttons Only assignment customization is that uncontrolled receiving four square antenna RFS 2 mirro...

Page 124: ...as shown on the plan SMD will control PA 2 via its local PA port the same way as SMD1 controls PA 1 The Security Tab Frequency table will need to be modified from the simple case each band will need t...

Page 125: ...SMD As with the conventional SO2R configuration SMD s local relay outputs need to be grouped into two units port A and port B Port B will be used to control Band Pass Filters for each SMD To add the...

Page 126: ...h is a necessary part of any multi radio installation and can be built using individual 4 4 and Double Ten switches or microHAM can provide a packaged matrix Connections towards radios and antennas ar...

Page 128: ...tion microHAM Router must run at the same time as the application program Since both the logging programs and microHAM Router are real time applications system performance will be dependent on CPU spe...

Page 129: ...evel output max 1mA up to 9600 baud PA CI V open collector bus max 40mA up to 9600 baud All relay outputs 30VDC 48VAC max 2A External PORT A power max 24V 1 3A External PORT B power max 24V 400mA PS 2...

Page 130: ...t connected 16 NC Not connected 17 NC Not connected 18 EXT PWR GND Power ground Connect return of external PORT A common power to this pin 19 CONTROL GND Power ground Connect control cable shield to t...

Page 131: ...ly Open 14 NC Not connected 15 NC Not connected 16 NC Not connected 17 NC Not connected 18 EXT PWR GND Power ground Connect return of external PORT B common power to this pin 19 CONTROL GND Power grou...

Page 132: ...Pin Label Description 1 12 OUT 12V output max 200mA Output depends on main SMD power 2 CW NC Relay output for CW direction normally closed 3 CW COM Relay output for CW direction common 4 AUX NO Relay...

Page 133: ...OUT 5V output max 200mA 5 CLOCK TTL iLINK CLOCK line 6 IC Internally connected to pin 6 of another iLINK jack SHELL GND Connected to the system ground and case PS 2 MINIDIN6 Pin Label Description 1 DA...

Page 134: ...LINK data B SMD 3 B uLINK data B A uLINK data A SMD 3 A uLINK data A B uLINK data B SMD 3 SH uLINK CAT5 cable shield SMD 1 A uLINK data A SMD 3 R uLINK return SMD 1 SH uLINK CAT5 cable shield SMD 4 uL...

Page 135: ...Earth terminal Positive Power input 12 15V max 1 5A 1 Relay 1 contact pole Normally open G Return for tamper input internally connected to minus and Earth terminal 2 Relay 2 contact pole Normally open...

Page 136: ...input 12 15V max 1 5A 2 Relay 2 contact pole 1 Normally open G Return for tamper input internally connected to minus and Earth terminal 2 Relay 2 contact pole 2 Normally open IN Tamper input max 12V 3...

Page 137: ...mA 450 ohm Positive Power input 12 15V max 1 5A P Pulse input max 24V 5mA G Return for tamper input internally connected to minus and Earth terminal CCW NC Relay output CCW direction normally closed I...

Page 138: ...pler max 10mA Return for power supply E Emitter of the opto coupler max 10mA Positive Power input 12 15V max 1 5A O1 Open collector output max 45V 800mA G Return for tamper input internally connected...

Page 139: ...s not cover damage caused by improper or abnormal use failure to follow instructions improper installation lightning or excessive voltage The product will be either repaired or replaced at our discret...

Page 140: ...may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation European Union Declaration of Conformity microHAM...

Page 141: ...terface Source QRG Specifies the frequency for the SDR to track Where two sources are shown e g VFO A VFO B the first source will be sent to the SDR in Receive and the second source in Transmit Offset...

Page 142: ...TX check box designates the port as a bidirectional port the TxD line is active connected If the TX box is unchecked the port is a receive only listen port like the listen leg of the Y cable used bet...

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