Kyle, I'm good, it turns out I didn't properly set the rxsquelch, so it was never clear to transmit. Thanks for responding and to all of the others who did as well! Robert N5QM On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 6:17 PM, K&R Yoksh <yokshs@gmail.com> wrote:

Analog sound cards are not supported, especially not the on-board variety.

The parallel port support is handy, and I am probably it's biggest supporter! It certainly makes it easy to homebrew an interface for COS/PTT/AUX (or even use an IRLP board), but you'll still need a CM108 or CM119 USB fob to handle the audio.

You won't need to modify the fob under most circumstances.

73,

Kyle Yoksh K0KN Olathe, KS Allstar 2210-2219

--- Original Message --- For bench testing / monitoring / whatever purposes, can I use on-board audio devices? I see the chan_simpleusb/usbradio can use the parallel port for COR and PTT, I'm wondering if I can also use on-board audio... Assume the on-board device is supported by OSS.

Couple use-cases:

* bench-test / local monitor -- computer speakers, computer microphone * base-station / dispatch console * audio to a control-RX input on a collocated repeater controller

-Matt-

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