To interface it you'll need to make a cable and solder it to some pick off points. Attached is the drawing I made when wiring MSR2000's to controllers. All you need is an A&S (Audio and Squelch) card and a Station Control card. I don't use the "squelch card", as the squelch in the A&S card is superior. I like pin 8 on the A&S card for discriminator audio, pin 17 for muted de-emphasised audio Pin 20 on the A&S for COS (active hi). I typically soldered on a PNP transistor in the A&S card and pulled an open collector out to pin 5 for an active low COS line. Tx audio is on pin 11 of the squelch card. PTT (active low) is pin 7 of the Station Control Card. Cheers, Jesse On Sat, Mar 3, 2018 at 12:58 PM, Gervais Fillion <ve2ckn2@hotmail.fr> wrote:
hi all
well i dont know if i am in the ight group to ask my question,i will let the Moderator filter it:
i have an MSR2000 here that i want to be used on AllStar,i need to know what interface i should buy,how to connect it ??
i have not found yet on Facebook any Groups about AllStar.
Can you help me,anyone have experiences,
any help will appreciated.
thanks
73's
Gervais
ve2ckn
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