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October 26, 2015 at 7:24 pm #1441
Aaron, N3MBH
Forum AdministratorAre you using the VOX mode or COS. The vox is kind of finicky. I would recommend using COS for best results. Also, it might not be a bad idea to disable the other modules for testing.
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October 27, 2015 at 9:24 am #1442I am trying to use the COS. A circuit was created but modified from original format due to the Output of the Kenwood TKR-851 being different voltage on the COS Circuit. I had 2 Amateurs who knew electronics create the circuit using zenior diode and a few resisters. When tested with the volt meter this circuit produced the same results as the one that was sent in the hardware section for the COS Circuit.
October 27, 2015 at 12:23 pm #1445Aaron, N3MBH
Forum AdministratorDoes your circuit pull the pin up to 3.3 volts when inactive? This should be done with a pull up resister. Then it should ground the pin when active. A simple way to test this is disconnect your circuit and use a jumper to jump your GPIO pin to 3.3v pin. This should simulate a closed squelch. Then move it from 3.3v to ground and that should simulate an open squelch. You can cat the value for your COS gpio within the /sys/class/gpio folder and see if the core system is registering your input. Let me know. Thanks.
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October 27, 2015 at 12:25 pm #1446Aaron, N3MBH
Forum AdministratorI didn’t clarify, but it needs a pull up resister to keep the pin from floating and vacillating back and forth between high and low states.
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October 28, 2015 at 10:45 am #1448On the COS Circuit the VCC Pin is at 3.3V when inactive as tested by a meter. When I key up a radio the VCC will go down to 240.4 mV when active. I am just not sure where to put this PIN on the GPIO Header.
Within the /sys/class/gpio directory I have
gpio30
gpio31
gpio42
gpiochip0
gpiochup32
gpiochip63
gpiochip96Inside of the gpio30 directory which the Web Interface has the COS Set to 30 I show
active_low
direction
edge
power
sysystem
uevent
valueif I cat the value it has 0 and when I cat it while transmitting it has the same value of 0
October 29, 2015 at 5:54 pm #1454Aaron, N3MBH
Forum AdministratorI still think you should try bypassing your circuit just to rule out any issues. Remind me what board you are using? Raspberry Pi 2? Beaglebone?
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