Marty
I guess what I would do id go to Radio Shack and get a shell that holds a 25
pin connector in each end
Wire what you need across and put the transistors or opto's in it and bring
out the PTT cnqa keying
leads thru the side.
That assumes that the radio end is a 25 pin. For Yeasu convertors I think
this is a good assumption
For ICOM's I modified a ST-17 box to put two extra transistors inside and
then use some of the CI-V
jacks to bring CW and PTT out.
Hope that helps
Ric KV1W
And all the best of seasons greetings to ALL on the Reflector
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marty Tippin" <martyt@pobox.com>
To: <writelog@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 18:03
Subject: [WriteLog] Rig Control & PTT
>
> Anyone know of a good way to split out the DTR (or RTS) signals on the rig
> control serial port? My FT-920 doesn't support PTT on the rig port, but if
> I could get to DTR or RTS on that same serial cable, I could route those
> through an optoisolator to drive the external PTT on the rig. I suppose
> there must be some sort of "breakout box" you can put in line with the
> cable but not sure what it is or who carries it.
>
> Any ideas short of building my own custom cable?
>
> -Marty NW0L
> martyt@pobox.com
>
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