Batboard

in the batlabs diagram it seems not to specify where the grn and the bus go on the pin any one got any ideas? thanks for the help

Joe

Joe,

Help us out here a bit ...

Which Cable for Which Radio ? (a link to the webpage might even help)

Thanks,

Ted...

sorry bad week not just a bad day

this is the one I am talking about, CP200 portable radio

http://www.batlabs.com/images/cp200.gif

on the rib side wich is wich, like the maxtrac conections I assume?

Uhoh.. I see your dilemna.... Pin 1 on the DB25 connector is GROUND with pin 15 being BUS+ (deduced from looking at the cable for the HT1000 on this link http://www.batlabs.com/images/mt2kpin.gif )

And at the other end of the connection:

In a Stereo Plug there are 3 areas of connection from the TIP back called "TIP - RING - SLEEVE" (Telephone people most often deal with "TIP & RING" connections)...

Well on this item in the diagram...

BUS+ (from DB25 pin 15) goes to RING

and

GROUND (from DB25 pin 1) goes to SLEEVE

with nothing connected to the TIP of the connector...

Hi:

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Already covered...

MS

thank you very much for the info

HI:


The photo in Batlabs( CP150 / CP200 ) has now been updated to
reflect the information needed....

Might take a day or tow for the other sites to
catch up on the updates:

Here is what it looks like:






Monty

On a similiar note, what software is used to program the CP200?

RVN4191 which does the CP150, CP200, CM200, CM300, PR400, and the PM400.

That figures. Another software I'll have to aquire. Ah, well, that's life with /\/\otorola!

OK, one more question on this topic. This may have already been answered and I'm just overlooking it, but does the CP200 programming cable plug into the mic connector, or the speaker connector?