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--- packet:cables [2023/04/09 12:57] – m0lte
+++ packet:cables [2025/12/20 21:05] (current) – m0lte
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 All you need to do then is work out (with a multimeter) which pin corresponds to each wire, and tack them to the pins on a 9 pin D shell plug as follows:
-^  Yaesu pin  ^ TNC Connection                ^  DB9 TNC pin    ^
+^  Yaesu pin  ^ TNC Connection            ^  DB9 TNC pin    ^
-|  1          | Transmit audio            |  1 Receive audio             |
+|  1          | Audio to be transmitted   |  1 Transmit audio (TXA)    |
 |  2          | Ground                    |  6 Ground             |
 |  3          | PTT                       |  3 PTT            |
-|  4          | Receive audio (9600 baud) |  5 (option)     |
+|  4          | Receive audio (9600 baud) |  5 Receive audio  |
-|  5          | Receive audio (1200 baud) |  5 (option)     |
+|  5          | Receive audio (1200 baud) |  5 Receive audio  |
 |  6          | Squelch                   |  Not connected  |
-Pick pin 4 if you'll be using 9600 baud, or pin 5 if you're using 1200 baud. You might be able to use pin 4 for 1200 baud as well.
+Radio's socket:
+{{:packet:yaesu-6-pin-mini-din-socket.png?200|}}
+Note: this is the BACK / SOLDER side of the PLUG:
+{{:kantronicstncwiring.png|}}
+Pick pin 4 if you'll be using 9600 baud, or pin 5 if you're using 1200 baud. You should be able to use pin 4 for 1200 baud as well.
 This is verified to work with FT-450D and FT-1500m, and likely very many other Yaesu radios too. This also appears to be the same for the Icom IC-7000.
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 Below is the excerpt from Yaesu-817ND Manual
-{{ :817nd_packet.png?direct |}}
+{{:817nd_packet.png?600|}}
+The cable:
+{{:packet:yaesu_to_nino_tnc.jpg?400|}}
+For my cables, I used PS/2 to PS/2 cables cut in half and connected as below to 9pin subD male. PS/2 to PS/2 cables are commonly available from the usual online outlets.
 ==== Understanding Tx and Rx operation ====
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 ==== Noise ====
-If you get noise on transmit, see [[packet:ft-450d|this page]] for info about audio isolation.
+If you get noise on transmit, see [[radios:ft-450d|this page]] for info about audio isolation.
 ===== Yaesu 10 pin mini DIN =====
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 Remainder of pins omitted because they are not relevant to packet.
-For my cables, I used PS2 to PS2 cables cut in half and connected as below to 9pin subD male
-{{:packet:ft817.jpg?400|}}
 ===== Kenwood K plug / K1 connector / Baofeng / Wouxun etc =====
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 {{:packet:tyt_th9800_to_niotnc.jpg?400 |}}
+===== Icom IC7300 =====
+See [[packet:ic7300]]
+===== Xiegu G90 =====
+A suitable mini DIN 8 pin connector is available from [[https://shop.technofix.uk/breakout-cable-8-pin-mini-din-for-yaesu-band-data-cat-linear-tuner-etc|TechnoFix]]. It should be wired up according to the diagram below. Signals DIP switches on the NinoTNC should be set to 1010. If using the latest G90 Firmware, ensure that the mode is set to U-D.
+{{:packet:g90_ninotnc_cable_wiring.png?400 |}}
+===== Icom 746 HF Packet =====
+This pinout works only for HF. Plugs are shows from the "back" meaning from the soldering side.
+VHF PTT is triggered by ACC(2) socket.
+This pinout is for ACC(1) socket.
+{{:packet:din_8_to_nino_tnc.png?400|}}
+===== Icom IC9700 =====
+{{:packet:ic9700_to_ninotnc.jpg|}}