MCS 2000 + PC interface how to via 25 Pin-connector?

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ua1ati
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MCS 2000 + PC interface how to via 25 Pin-connector?

Post by ua1ati »

Hi!
I have MCS2000 and i use it for Echolink, but connection with my PC i make over RG45. I dont find PTT in 25PIN-connector?
How can i programming station and connect my interface over 25-pin connector.
Now i can't speak with microphon and audio out i must control from station not in PC.

My station M01KHM9PW5_N 136-174 MHz 1-25 Watts Model II, 1x14 digits 25/20/12.5 kHz 160

... and where i can find Service Manual for it?
Will
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Post by Will »

Look on Batlabs.com under model specific for the MCS2k and under Programming for the interface cable.

I do know that the PTT and type of audio input have to be set in the RSS to function on the 25 pin connector.
ua1ati
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Post by ua1ati »

Will wrote:Look on Batlabs.com under model specific for the MCS2k and under Programming for the interface cable.

I do know that the PTT and type of audio input have to be set in the RSS to function on the 25 pin connector.
... yes. But dont information about PTT in 25 pin connector. This is a problem :(
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Post by wavetar »

Here's a list of 'common' pins for you might be using for the MCS2000:

Pin 1 - Speaker +
Pin 3 - Speaker -
Pin 4 - digital ground
Pin 7 - HUB/Monitor - radio will enter monitor mode when this line is not connected to ground (RSS programmable)
Pin 8 - Car radio mute (RSS programmable)
Pin 9 - Emergency - must be connected to ground. Usually jumpered to Pin 4
Pin 10 - analog ground
Pin 11 - filtered audio out
Pin 14 - Switched B+
Pin 15 - ignition sense (RSS programmable)
Pin 21 - PTT (active low)
Pin 23 - External Mic In

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