Method 3
This example illustrates where audio is available on a pin of the front microphone connector of
the radio. As this microphone pin out diagram shows, AF output is available on pin 8 of the
microphone connector. In the
RIGblaster Pro
, there is circuitry necessary to utilize this source
of receive audio. The normal
RIGblaster Pro
microphone cable therefore pushes the audio to
the
RIGblaster Pro
. Once inside the
RIGblaster Pro
, audio is routed to the circuitry that goes
onto the computer Sound Card via additional jumpers on the P1 jumper block. In this
illustration, two additional white jumpers to the P1 jumper block are added to achieve this
routing. As in method 1, the only downside is that output varies with AF and, thus, may require
adjustment each time during operation. The upside is, there is no additional wiring necessary
to obtain receive audio to the
RIGblaster Pro
and the PC.
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