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W5TXR
Thanks for looking at our Multimode EchoLink™ Interface.
The USB version of our EchoLink Multimode Interface in here!
Echolink Multimode Interface
with the Proto Playground™
(an area on the PCB for prototyping)
Our's is the Best!
Just ask Gordo.
Gordon West (WB6NOA) and I at HamCom 2011 in Plano
The W5TXR Multimode EchoLink Interface
Additional Modes supported:
PSK-31/WEFAX/SSTV/RTTY/WSJT and more
Included on the CD ROM is the world famous
MMSSTV / MTTY software by
JE3HHT, Makoto (Mako) Mori
The EchoLink / Multimode Interfaces will be available in Serial (DB-9) or USB!
Availability: NOW!
US Military: Shipping to ALL APO and FPO addresses!
Shipping Worldwide to most countries!
The EchoLink Interface is available as a kit or assembled and tested (w/warranty)
The W5TXR Electronic Labs interface
is Made in the USA.
FCC Part 15 Certified
Documentatation is available in the following foreign languages:
Spanish
German
Italian
Documentation will be available in the following languages:
French
Japanese
Hebrew
Design Features:
The W5TXR Electronic Labs EchoLink / Multimode interface works with
analog transceivers as well as digital i.e. P25, Astro, D-Star
Optional : Nuisance Ham DTMF encoder - decoder system
Call for details
The Proto Playground™ is a unique
large prototyping area for the experimenter with a row of+5,+12 and ground!
AC adapter included (assembled model only).
Passive Sound-Card operation for digital modes like RTTY, WSJT, PSK31, SSTV, WEFAX.... No configuration changes are required when changing modes. Software for these modes available at various Ham Radio related sites on the Internet.
SSTV & RTTY software is included or use your own.
Unlike other EchoLink Interfaces, an onboard (HT9170B) DTMF decoder IC is utilized for reliability.
Optional AC Adapter available for kit and assembled models.
Optional adapters available for European, middle East and Asian countries.
All audio and control I/O brought out to 3.5mm (1/8") jacks. 12-15vdc power is supplied through a standard 2.1mm coaxial barrel type jack. RS-232 I/O via standard DB-9 female connector.
An Auxiliary Control Relay is included.
This relay is turned on and off using the DTMF keys on your remote radio. Use it to trigger or control anything you like. Route audio or power through the relay.
A high-pass filter in the TX audio to mic input line to reduce hum and PL tones.
Internal trimpots for RX and TX audio level adjustments.
COS or VOX RX Control.
COS greatly reduces drop-out and "falsing" that is sometimes experienced when using VOX RX Control. (Requires COS signal from radio).
All components are mounted on the pc board. No wires!
Available as a kit or fully assembled
High quality components for reliable operation. The double sided (US Made) HQ FR4 Specification) PTH pc board is professionally designed and manufactured with RoHS compliance in mind, silkscreen (white part designator text) and soldermask (green anti-solder coating).
Repeater controller friendly ! Can be connected directly to a multi-port repeater controller. No problems with audio feedback or isolation.
Ordering Information:
Transceivers with push-pull receive audio (Higher quality radios) e.g. Motorola GM300 and Mitrek must not let one side of the audio line come in contact with ground. Push-Pull audio (class B) Audio line have 2 'hots' If you are not sure call us when you order and we can determine which ever it is.
The audio finals will look something like figure 1 below
To Order call (830) 625-2998
We accept credit cards!
Order on line with pay pal.
NEVER send your credit card information in an e-mail !
Assembled and Tested Version
EchoLink Interface Assembled and Tested with DB-9 Serial port.
EchoLink Interface Kit (RoHS Compliant) DB-9 Serial port
EchoLink Interface Assembled and Tested with USB 2.0 port (RoHS)
If you don't like or do Pay pal we accept credit cards over the phone too.
Call or e-mail me for shipping to other countries other that the US
EchoLink Interface Options
19" Standard rack mount for the W5TXR Multimode Interface
More options coming!
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- W5TXR & K5TXR's Station
- Product Review
- Amateur Radio Links
- The W5TXR Repeaters
- W5TXR Engineering
- The History of Amateur Radio
- Amateur Radio Downloads
- Historical Audio Archives
- Amateur Radio Video Archives
- W5TXR & K5TXR Video Archives
- Alaska Emergency Frequency
- Restoration Projects
- My Pictures
- Ham Radio Pictures
- US Amateur Radio Organizations
- Worldwide Amateur Radio Organizations
- International Call Books
- UPU International Reply Coupon
- History of the US Telegraph
- The Printed Circuit Board
- Digital Audio Emission
- The Vocoder
- Amateur Radio Education
- Electronics Education
- History of the Volunteer F.D.
- Digital Modes Information
- This Is How It Goes
- Scanner/SWL Listener Resources
- "Texas our Texas"
- The Anatomy of RF Connectors
- Entrance to the Time Warp
- Country Pop From The Past
- Collins Company History
- History of the ARRL
- History of the RSGB
- General Electric Radio History
- Heathkit Company History
- Lafayette Electronics History
- Motorola History
- Cellular Telephone History
- Plectron Company History
- The American Indians
- W5TXR Guest Book
- Converting the 220 CDM 1550LS
- Kenwood Manuals
- Motorola Manuals
- e-mail W5TXR
- The History of FM
- Texas DPS Communications Hist