garretcanter
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How do you access the accessory pins to reassign them? I cannot find any way to adjust them through the software.
Thanks,
Steve
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Steve
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Icom FR4000 accessory connector help
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Why do yo uneed to adjust them. Each one is specific. The manual is online.
https://www.repeater-builder.com/icom/pdfs/fr3000-4000-im.pdf
https://www.repeater-builder.com/icom/pdfs/fr3000-4000-im.pdf
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I am trying to add a Raspberry Pi to the rear. It transmits audio out, but nothing is transmitted back out when someone is talking on the network.
Steve
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Transmits what and where. There isw TX Audio to the radio that goes out to the RF side. The RX from radio that goes to the interface.
Did you verify per manual you haev the correct pins wired ? What is yourconnection diagram like ? Pin to Pin
Did you verify per manual you haev the correct pins wired ? What is yourconnection diagram like ? Pin to Pin
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This is the cable that I am using. I cannot find a way to access the pins in the software or the service manual. In Kenwood repeaters, you can assign the pins any way you want. I cannot find a way to do that wiht the Icom. The repeater itself works correctly. The TX audio is sent out to Allstar correctly. The RX audio coming back from Allstar to the repeater from the network is not transmitted back through the repeater. I believe the Raspberry Pi is configured correctly and the red TX light on the soundcard is lighting up, but the repeater is just sitting there doing nothing. So the repeater is missing the prompt to transmit the inbound audio.
Does it TX ? Get a red light ? If you ground pin 19 on the repeater you should see a red PTT light. is the remote button pushed ? PTT wont work unless that button is on.
Also as said earlier there is very little you can program. The manual has the info you need.
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Got the correct info reference pin 19. Thanks
Steve
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