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==Quantar==
==Quantar==


The Quantar can be tricky to interface as it's extremely programmable and you will need a wireline card for I/O connections.  By default the I/O will not work unless the "wildcard" table is programed.  This wildcard table is Boolean logic of interrupt states in the radio, is extremely flexible and frustrating to debug.  It's a base station in it's own class.
The Quantar can be tricky to interface as it's extremely programmable and you will need a wireline card for I/O connections.  By default the I/O will not work unless the "wildcard" table is programed.  This wildcard table is Boolean logic of interrupt states in the radio, is extremely flexible and frustrating to debug.  It's a base station in it's own class.
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*[[Media:Quantar URI Interface.jpg|Quantar/URI Cable]]
*[[Media:Quantar URI Interface.jpg|Quantar/URI Cable]]
*[[Media:QuantarMRTI2URI.jpg|Quantar MRTI/URI Cable]]
*[[Media:QuantarMRTI2URI.jpg|Quantar MRTI/URI Cable]]
==Syntor X==
The Motorola Syntor X with an Xcat installed makes a great frequency agile remote base. For more information see this [http://wd6awp.net/xcat/ Syntor Xcat] page.


==VRM-850==
==VRM-850==

Revision as of 19:51, 27 October 2017

Instructions for connecting radios, repeaters AllStarLink interfaces including the RTCM, GPS', URI/URI X and like devices.

GPS

Motorola

CDM

CDMs make great nodes. This eBay reseller has very nice cables. Use to connect to URI or RTCM.

CDM Cable from WB9KNX - Cable 83 has only one output to use for either COS or CTCSS. Use another cable if you need both COS and CTCSS.

MTR-2000

Quantar

The Quantar can be tricky to interface as it's extremely programmable and you will need a wireline card for I/O connections. By default the I/O will not work unless the "wildcard" table is programed. This wildcard table is Boolean logic of interrupt states in the radio, is extremely flexible and frustrating to debug. It's a base station in it's own class.

Front of Quantar and controller

Note you will want to use BEW mode on the RTCM if using the RTCM do squelch.

Syntor X

The Motorola Syntor X with an Xcat installed makes a great frequency agile remote base. For more information see this Syntor Xcat page.

VRM-850

Kenwood

Repeater Controler

An example of using RTCMs to replace 420 links

Spectra Engineering

  • MX800 Base station - Bryan Fields, W9CR has a complete setup guide for the MX800 Base station which includes fallback to the built in controller and an audio delay module.

Tait

URI / URI X

The URI is Manfactured and sold by DMK Engineering.

Vertex