Need info on getting COS/COR Out of an HT600

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ag4uw
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Need info on getting COS/COR Out of an HT600

Post by ag4uw »

Hi Group

Can anyone tell me how to get COS/COR out of an HT600.

Thanks Freddy
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Post by kcbooboo »

There is a Carrier Detect signal (+5V with carrier, 0V with no signal) that comes out of the IF board, but it goes only to the microprocessor on the controller flex, and I don't know how you'd get to it from that point.

For what it's worth, J6 pin 9 on the controller flex has this signal on it.

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Post by kb0nly »

You can get the carrier detect signal to the outside world, i built a small portable repeater out of two HT600's once. The problem is that you can't put any load on that line to the controller, it goes to +5v with a signal.

I used a simple circuit to take the high going signal and switch the PTT of the other radio. I'll see if i can find my notes on it, i think i just used a 2N3904 and a pull up resistor to B+ to switch another 2N3904 on the opposite radio to pull it's PTT to ground.

It was a finicky setup though, if the voltage on the carrier detect line dropped more than .3v then the controller wouldn't always unmute the receiver.
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