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| There are now many different guides out there to modify them, but I recently came up with a design optimised for Dire Wolf and simplicity which I've documented below | There are now many different guides out there to modify them, but I recently came up with a design optimised for Dire Wolf and simplicity which I've documented below | ||
| - | **Note: The CoS detection isn't connected in this example. It will not work with AllStar Asterisk etc, but will work with Dire Wolf for APRS and Packet** | + | Here's what the unmodified sound interface looks like: |
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| + | This is the completed unit with an optional USB extension cable: | ||
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| * This project involves modifications and fine soldering. Getting something wrong runs the risk of damaging your radio, so be careful, check for solder bridges, and use a multi meter where you can to check and confirm things are working before plugging into your radio. | * This project involves modifications and fine soldering. Getting something wrong runs the risk of damaging your radio, so be careful, check for solder bridges, and use a multi meter where you can to check and confirm things are working before plugging into your radio. | ||
| * This design assumes the PTT on your radio is active low. In theory you could swap it in software but this runs the risk of leaving your radio keyed if the software closes. Ideally if your radio is active high you'd make changes to the transistor arrangement. | * This design assumes the PTT on your radio is active low. In theory you could swap it in software but this runs the risk of leaving your radio keyed if the software closes. Ideally if your radio is active high you'd make changes to the transistor arrangement. | ||
| + | * The CoS detection isn't connected in this example. It will not work with AllStar Asterisk etc, but will work with Dire Wolf for APRS and Packet | ||
| + | * Concerns have been raised about the longevity of the PCB track USB connector. To increase the longevity you could use a short USB extension. This also reduces the risk of damaging the sound interface when its plugged into a computer, and allows attaching a ferrite to the cable. | ||
| * I've only made minor changes to a mishmash of existing designs. Thanks to WB6NIL (SK), W9SH, M0NFI, G7RPG, G5REV and many others for coming up with various CM108 mods. | * I've only made minor changes to a mishmash of existing designs. Thanks to WB6NIL (SK), W9SH, M0NFI, G7RPG, G5REV and many others for coming up with various CM108 mods. | ||
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| * 4 core cable of some flavour | * 4 core cable of some flavour | ||
| * A connector for your radio | * A connector for your radio | ||
| + | * A short USB extension cable (optional) | ||
| * 4:1 Adhesive Heat Shrink. Pre-Shrink: 19mm Post-Shrink: | * 4:1 Adhesive Heat Shrink. Pre-Shrink: 19mm Post-Shrink: | ||
| * Soldering Iron, Solder, associated tools | * Soldering Iron, Solder, associated tools | ||
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