I forgot you were a Tait guy. My final plan is to use a T800 Series II repeater with the MMDVM and a RPi2 or maybe a Neoware CA-22 Steve On 1/19/2016 11:15 AM, Jon Rorke wrote:
Steve can you shoot me the info on connections to the Tait T2000s. I know you can put a db 9 on the back and wire in the connections.
I just need to see where you wired in on the controller bd.
I have a couple of these radios and would like to interface them for Allstar or DMR.
By the way I have made a repeater out of Tait TM8110s.
the nice thing about these radios is there is a db 15 on the back and you can program the the audio out to give you discriminator and direct mod.
Its all done in the Tait SW. A simple harness to be built and it works great.
I believe these radios are the same guts as the TB7100 repeater 1 u racks.
see attached.
Thanks,
Jon RQ
On 1/19/2016 6:37 AM, Steve Zingman wrote:
The current version of MMDVM modem firmware and the MMDVMHost program are functioning well as a Home Brew DMR Repeater.
I'm using a pair of Tait T20xx mobiles, the receiver connected to the discriminator and the transmitter connected to the TCXO audio board. The modem is a Arduino Due with the prototype audio board. The MMDVMHost program is running on a Raspberry PI2. I'm using the Raspberry Pi2 version of DIAL. It's Debian Jessie. (it just works) CPU utilization is very low. Audio is good, little or no dropouts.
MMDVMHost provides network connectivity to BrandMeister, So I'm able to carry on QSO with remote users. Since ASL 2100 is connected to BrandMeister, My audio is being repeateted out on ASL.
I do plan to try out other RF equipment, including Motorola, Kenwood and a Tait T800 repeater.
73, Steve N4IRS
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