Signalink USB interface with FT897D
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Thank you! I have the same radio and setup and I forgot how to hook it all up. Again! Thank you so much!
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I was trying to find anything about the signalink and a magnum 257 radio and stumbled across this video, I do love the Aussie accent but please explain to us aboout the glove - why ?!
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Good video! And a the gloves do it for me...
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@CCWSig Yeh, I can just imagine the rest of his outfit, white and black mime style face paint and black overall lol
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It is also suitable for Yaesu 857D.
But shows it frequency from DATA interface or needed CAT cable to ?
janno6 2 months ago
@janno6 Hi, yes the USB signalink can be used with the same cable for the FT857 and even the FT817/ND.
To control the radio for frequency etc, you will need a CAT cable.
The USB signalink is only for audio and Push To Talk control of the radio.
I use the Yaesu CT-62 cable for radio control, which is really just a converter from RS232 voltage levels (+/- 12V) to TTL (0 to 5V) levels which the FT897/FT857/FT817 needs on its CAT port.
73s - Rob
dx2hunt 2 months ago
Hai good video. Please let me know which model Signalink is using for this FT897D Rig. I want to buy that model.
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shindovu3soh 4 months ago
@shindovu3soh Hi, sorry this reply is so late.
The signalink used in this video is the Tigertronics "Signalink USB".
It comes as a basic box and then you can add a custom cable for your particular transceiver, or order a cable with open wire ends to wire your own connector.
Inside the box is a jumper block which you wire with either jumper wires or a DIP header. Tigertronics also sells DIP header blocks which essentially prewire the block for particular transceivers. - 73s - Rob
dx2hunt 2 months ago
Very useful to a newby to PSK31 and a shiny new SignalLink USB!
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IanB
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N3IAN 6 months ago
@N3IAN Thanks for the comment Ian - Cheers - Rob
dx2hunt 5 months ago