IcomRadioSerialNumbers56 useful links about Software for packet radio use collected in SoftwarePacket at The DXZone. Two of the big names in radio programming are CHIRP and RT Systems. But which one should you choose CHIRP is free, open source software thats used with a third. Amateur Radio equipment, cb radios, Radio scanners and receivers collected in Radio Equipment at The DXZone. Icom Radio Serial Numbers' title='Icom Radio Serial Numbers' />Interfaces for Use with ALE Computer to Radio The following information is provided as an aid in constructing, using, and understanding computertoradio hardware. Over the last several years the company originally known as the Land Mobile Radio Division of General Electric Company has been sold several times. Icom PCR 1. 00. 0 protocol. PCR 1. 00. 0GM4. JJJ ICOM IC PCR1. Page. The Icom IC PCR1. Communications. Receiver covers 1. KHz to 1. 30. 0MHz and is totally controlled via an. Morse telegraphy is alive and kicking Even if some say that morse telegraphy is out, this mode is in wide and constant use by a large amateur community. USB CIV Icom Interface Connecting your Icom radios to your computer has never been easier Folks. The FUNcube Dongle Pro has the same design aims as the original FUNcube Dongle, but weve taken on board many of the comments about the original FCD, and. The Icom ICPCR1000 Communications Receiver covers 10KHz to 1300MHz and is totally controlled via an RS232 serial port. The only physical control on the black box is. RS2. 32 serial port. The only physical control on the black box is an. OnOff switch Other PCR1. Links. PCR 1. 00. Resource Pagehttp qsy. Pieter Ibelings N4. IP PCRScope shareware available at sorry. PCR1. 00. 0 DOS program at http www. Lots of other PCR1. Pete Mahys Talk. PCR. Windows. Pocket PC Software. CTR Remote from Lynovation http www. Macintosh Software. Fritz Anderson WT9. Ts Macintosh OS X PCR 1. Mac. R 1. 00. 0Mac. R 1. 00. 0Mac. Logger. DX and Mac. Doppler. Pro by VE3. VRW both support the PCR 1. The ICOM PCR1. 00. Computer Controlled Radio Command Protocol. ICOM, however I have compiled this list. Warning I take no responsibility for the. Make. sure you have a backup of your EEPROM before trying any. Updated 1. 0 JAN 2. All commands are sent is ASCII in the format Command CR LFCR chr1. LF chr1. 0EXCEPT when in AUTOUPDATE mode see G3xx command, when NO CR LF IS. REQUIRED afterthe Command. Note that no G0. XX is returned in autoupdate mode. Some responses from the PCR1. It is usually a duplicate of the lastcharacter of the string and can be discarded. A bug, I supposeDTR and RTS set high by software. When radio is first turned on, the software send the following. Baud. H1. 01 Turn Radio ONG1. Set Baud rate to 3. Baud. G3. 00 Set Autoupdate to OFFH1 Is radio still ON Responds H1. OFF, H1. ONH1. 01 Radio ON command. G4 Possible Inquire Firmware Revision US and UK version returns. G4. 10. G3. 01 Auto Update ONGE Inquire CountryRegion returns GE0. FCC USA version and GE0. EURAUS version. GD Is DSP Installed Returns GD0. NO, GD0. Yes. K0. Set Frequency and mode and filter. J4. 10. 0 Set Squelch. J5. 10. 0 See Tone Squelch. J5. 00. 0 Set VSC off. J4. 38. 0 Set IF Shift to mid range. J4. 50. 0 Set AGC OFFJ4. Set Noise Blanker OFFJ4. Set Attenuator OFFJ4. A8. 0 Not known. LD8. Set Tracking Filter to Automatic. J8. 00. 1J8. 10. 1J8. J8. 30. 1 DSP Packet. See DSP commands below. J4. 00. 0 Set Volume. ME0. 00. 01. 20. 05. Set Bandscope ON to 2. Khz and 1. 2. 5 Khz. This is returned when Bandscope first turned ONNE1. NE1. 10. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 20. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 30. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 40. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 50. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 60. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 70. 00. 00. 00. NE1. 90. 00. 00. 00. NE1. A0. 00. 00. 00. NE1. B0. 00. 00. 00. NE1. C0. 00. 00. 00. NE1. D0. 00. 00. 00. NE1. E0. 00. 00. 00. NE1. F0. 00. 00. 00. Command Status G0xxwhere xx 0. Good, 0. 1 when command is Bad. Signal Update G3xx. Program needs to Poll status See I1I3 below. Radio sends Status when a parameter changes See Ix Update off0. Update onInquire signal information. These commands can be Polled or arereturned as a packet if Autoupdate is ON See G3. I0 Squelch Status returns 0. Closed, 0. 7 Open. I1 Signal Strength returns 0. FFI2 Signal Centering returns 0. Low, 8. 0 Centered, FF High. I3 DTMF Tonereturns I3. NO DTMF tone presentreturns I3. ASCII digit 0 to F E, FAlive H1Is radio alive Radio responds H1. H1. 00 offVolume J4. Range 0. 0 to FFSquelch J4. Range 0. 0 to FFIF Shift J4. Range 0. 0 to FFAGC J4. ON, 0. 0 for OFFNB J4. ON, 0. 0 for OFFAttenuator J4. ON, 0. 0 for OFFVSC J5. ON, 0. 0 for OFFT Squelch on J5. Hz, 3. 32. 54. 1. HzT Squelch off J5. Frequency K0. GMMMKKKHHHmmff. K0 G MMM KKK HHH mm ff 0. GGHz. MMMMHz. KKKKHz. HHHHzmm modeff Filter. Padding Bytes always thereMode Settings 0. LSB0. 1 USB0. 2 AM0. CW0. 4 Not used or Unknown. NFM0. 6 WFMFilter Settings 0. Khz actually 2. 8 Khz CW USB LSB AM0. Khz CW USB LSB AM NFM0. Khz AM NFM0. 3 5. Khz AM NFM WFM0. Khz WFMRadio Replies. I0xx Squelch Status xx0. Closed, 0. 7 Open. I1ss ss is Signal Strength 0. FFI2. 00 Signal Frequency lt Display Frequency. I2. 80 Signal Frequency Display Frequency. I2. FF Signal Frequency Display Frequency. I3. 00 No DTMF Present. I3. 1t t is DTMF tone E, FBaud Rate. G1xxwhere xx is 0. Signal Update. G3xx. Program needs to inquire signal strength, DTMF tone. Center, etc0. 1 on Radio sends signal strength, DTMF tone, etc as needed0. Update off0. 3 binary mode Update onIcom PCR1. Band Scope commands. The basic command to turn the bandscope function On is ME0. CR LFThe command breaks down this way ME0. ME0. 00. 01 is the preamble. Its always the same. ME0. 00. 01 2. 0 0. It must be a 2 digit HEX numberrepresented in ASCII. Everybodys Golf Ps2 more. Add leading 0 if necessary. Calculatethis number by dividing the Scope Bandwidth by the step size. Forexample in the 2. Khz span the total bandwidth is 4. Khz. If. thestep size is 1. Hex. If you get a. EVEN number. You canarbitrarily set the sample higherSLIGHTLY to allow the display. ME0. 00. 01. 20 0. Icom software is either 0. This. isinterpreted as a hex number and must be 2 digits. The practical. valuesfor this runs from 0. Putting 0. 0 here locks the. PCR1. 00. 0and software up. In the Icom software the number of samplesdetermine this value. Sample numbers above 1. Hex or lower use 2. Hex. ME0. 00. 01. This is the OnOff characters. If they are 0. 0 thenthe bandscope is OFF. If they are 0. 1 the bandscope is ONME0. ME0. 00. 01. 20. 05. HERTZ. It mustbe 6 digits long, padded with LEADING ZEROS. Examples are 0. 01. Khz, 0. 30. 00. 0 for 3. Khz and 1. 00. 00. Khz. Thebandscope accepts values down to at least 1. Icomsoftware displays a LIMIT warning at 1 Khz and at 1. Khz. The Band Scope commands appear to be insensitive to mode and. USB, LSB or CW. It. Band Scope. Typical Band Scope Commands ME0. C8. 05. 01. 00. 00. Khz 1 Khz. ME0. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. A0. 05. Khz 2. 5 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 28. 05. ME0. 00. 01. 14. 05. ME0. 00. 01. 50. 05. Khz 5. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 14. 05. ME0. 00. 01. 0A2. ME0. 00. 01. 40. 05. Khz 6. 2. 5 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 10. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 08. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 2E0. Khz 9. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 0C2. ME0. 00. 01. 06. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 28. 05. Khz 1. 0. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 0A2. ME0. 00. 01. 06. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 20. 05. Khz 1. 2. 5 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 10. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 08. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 14. 05. Khz 2. 0. 0 Khz. ME0. A2. ME0. 00. 01. 06. ME0. 00. 01. 04. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 10. 28. Khz 2. 5. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 04. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 00. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 0E2. Khz 3. 0. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 04. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 00. 28. ME0. 00. 01. 08. 28. Khz 5. 0. 0 Khz. ME0. ME0. 00. 01. 00. 28. Note 0. 0 sample size This is invalid ME0. Khz 1. 00. 0 Khz. Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition Keygen Download Crack'>Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition Keygen Download Crack. ME0. 00. 01. 00. 28. Invalid. ME0. 00. InvalidThe data is returned in 3. The packets begin with. Letters NE1 followed by the 2 digit hex packet number. The Packetnumbers run from 0. F0 must be 2 digits. Typical packet. numberswould be NE1. NE1. 70, NE1. 80 and NE1. F0. These numbers are followed by 3. EACH sample 1. 6 per packet. Each byte is a hex number in ascii that can run from 0. FF. Thebytes in packet NE1. UP from thedisplayed frequency in ascending order. The bytes in packet NE1. BELOW the displayed frequency in. For example the following NE1. NE1 8. 0 2. 02. 02. NE1 is the fixed preamble. NE1 8. 0 2. 02. 02. NE1. 80 2. 0 2. 02. Hex at the displayed frequency. NE1. 80. 20 2. 0 2. Icom CI V or band Data to Yaesu BCD Band Data Converter Geekshed M1. BXFAfter the 2. 01. Camb Hams DXPedition to Arran and using the Discovery 6. I decided to bite the bullet and go buy a decent 6m Amplifier. I have been thinking of getting an amplifier for HF and 6m for a while but didnt want to have 2 extra amplifiers in the shack, one for HF and one for 6m 5. MHz.   There are a few options about for a combined HF 6m amplifier and luckily a Yaesu VL 1. Quadra 1. KW HF and 5. Martin Lynch and Sons so while standing out in the single spot in the garden at the Arran DX site where I could get decent and reliable Vodafone coverage I gave them a call, agreed a price and had it shipped, bullseye The Quadra needs to switch bands for bandpass switching which can be achieved by sniffing RF from the exciter or via Yeasus 4 bit Band Data interface which most Yaesu radios support. However my exciter is an Icom IC 7. Icom do external band switching by varying a voltage on a single pin between 0v and 8v depending upon the band selected note WARC bands are not individually identified, I could also use the CI V frequency data with CI V Transceive set to ON L Low 0v, H High 5v. The Project. So what I need to do is build an interface which takes the Icom Band Voltage from the Icom IC 7. ACC2 port and converts it to Yaesu 4 bit Band Data. If I wanted to use just CI V I could use a PICAXE 0. M 8 PIN which support 4 output pins, Yaesu Band A to D and one serial in PIN used for CI V but the SERIN support for the 0. M is limited.   I decided to go for a PICAXE 2. X2 as it has a hardware serial pin, supports 1. IC 7. 56pro. 3 manages and gave me plenty of spare pins. My final spec sheet was Auto switching between CI V and Icom analogue band data as source input. Yaesu Band Data to the Quadra VL 1. Support remote onoff switching of the Quadra VL 1. Quadra when the IC 7. Have the PTT line integrated within the interface connections, it is not connected nor needed for the PIC. NOTE  I found the VL 1. Pinout diagrams it has a picture with pins numbered but has a list next to it in in letters A,B,C etc  I also blew the 5. A fuse inside my IC 7. The PICAXE code PICAXE 2. X2. v. 1. 2 released 0. Added funcionality for the 5. B4. AGN BPF on Pins. C. v. 1. 1 released 2. Improved CI V string searching. Additional checks in Band Data routine to ensure we didnt get there by mistake. Initial release. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 80 0. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 40 0. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 20 0. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 15 0. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 10 0. SYMBOL m. Duval County Esol Program Miami. A 0. 00. 01. 01. All these symbols are shifted one bit due to pin C. HSEROUT. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 80c 0. SYMBOL m. E 0. 00. 00. 00. SYMBOL m. SYMBOL m. 30c 1. E 0. SYMBOL m. 20c 0. A 0. SYMBOL m. 17c 1. E 0. SYMBOL m. 15c 0. E 0. SYMBOL m. 12c 1. E 0. SYMBOL m. 10c 1. SYMBOL m. E 0. 00. 00. 00. SYMBOL CIVinbaud B1. Change this to CI V serial rate. SYMBOL CIVin. PIN Pin. B. 6. Symbol CIVor. ADC Pin. B. 7. Symbol BandADC 6ADC6. SYMBOL Freq W0 B0, B1. SYMBOL CHSM1 B2 General register used in many places for calculations. SYMBOL CHSM2 B3 General register used in many places for calculations. SYMBOL MHZ B4 MHz register. SYMBOL KHZ B5 KHz register. SYMBOL MClear B6 Used to count the loop for clearing the serial memory. SYMBOL Search B6 Used to count where the CI V identifier will be. SYMBOL Search. 2 B7 Used to count where the CI V checkbit will be. SYMBOL Lookfor B8 Used to substitute h. Ser. Ptr so we have a fixed upper limit when looping. SYMBOL Band B9 Used to save which band we are on, eserved for future use. SETFREQ M6. 4Run the code at 6. MHz let Dirs. A 0. Dirs. B 0. 00. Dirs. C 0. 00. HSERSETUP CIVinbaud,0. IF CIVin. PIN 1 or CIVor. ADC 0 then CI V Code. IF h. Ser. Ptr 0 then goto start No seral data, no need to run the code. Pause 1. 00. 0 wait a while to let the serial buffer to fill. Lookfor h. Ser. Ptr Transfer h. Ser. Ptr value to Lookfor as h. Ser. Ptr can still increase as we loop below. FOR Search 0 to Lookfor Loop to the value of Lookfor. Search. 2 Search 6Search. FD which is 6 places ahead of the CI V identifier. GET Search, CHSM1 for each position in turn load the buffer into CHSM1. GET Search. 2,CHSM2 for each position in turn look 6 places ahead and load into CHSM2. If CHSM1 0. 5 and CHSM2 FD then goto Load. Freq Set frequency 0. FD found. If CHSM1 0. CHSM2 FD then goto Load. Freq Read operating frequency 0. FD found. If CHSM1 0. CHSM2 FD then goto Load. Freq Set frequency 0. FD found. Next Go back to the start of the loop or finish. Goto Clearh. Ser. PtrIf we get here then we didnt find valid 0. Load. FreqWe found valid serial data so process it and output the band data. CHSM1 Search 4Set where to look for MHZ value. CHSM2 Search 3Set where to look for KHZ value. GET CHSM1, MHZRead the CHSM1 location into register MHZ, this is need formatting. GET CHSM2, KHZRead the CHSM2 location into register KHZ, this is need formatting. Bcd. TOASCII MHZ,CHSM1,CHSM2Extract the MHZ serial value to individual registers. CHSM1 CHSM1 4. Format to decimal. CHSM2 CHSM2 4. MHZ CHSM1 1. CHSM2Add them back together. BCDTOASCII KHZ,CHSM1,CHSM2Extract the KHZ serial value to individual registers. KHZ CHSM1 4. 8Format to decimal only need the first value in KHZ case. Freq MHZ 1. 0 Combine the MHZ and KHZ value into one register. Freq Freq KHZ. Select Case FreqGo find a match. Pins. B m. 16. 0Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 00. Pins. C m. 16. 0cSet Pins. C to the value required. Pins. B m. 80 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 01. Pins. C m. 80cSet Pins. C to the value required. Pins. B m. 60 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 01. Pins. C m. 60cSet Pins. C to the value required. Pins. B m. 40 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 01. Pins. C m. 40cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 1. 00 to 1. 29. Pins. B m. 30 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 10. Pins. C m. 30cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 1. 30 to 1. 69. Pins. B m. 20Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 10. Pins. C m. 20cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 1. 70 to 1. 99. Pins. B m. 17 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 11. Pins. C m. 17cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 2. 00 to 2. 29. Pins. B m. 15 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 11. Pins. C m. 15cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 2. 30 to 2. 69. Pins. B m. 12Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 01. 00. Pins. C m. 12cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 2. 70 to 4. 79. Pins. B m. 10Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 01. 00. Pins. C m. 10cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 4. 80 to 5. 40. Pins. B m. 6Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 01. 01. Pins. C m. 6cSet Pins. C to the value required. ElseNo matcxh found, out of bounds. Pins. B FFSet Pins. B to 0. Pins. C FFSet Pins. C to 0. Goto Clearh. Ser. Ptr. ElseBand Voltage Code. IF h. Ser. Ptr 0 then goto start No seral data, no need to run the code. Read. ADC1. 0 BandADC,Freq. Select Case Freq. Case 8. 60 to 9. 83 1. Pins. B m. 16. 0Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 00. Pins. C m. 16. 0cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 7. 00 to 7. 99 8. Pins. B m. 80 Set Pins. B to 0. 00. 00. 01. Pins. C m. 80cSet Pins. C to the value required. Case 5. 75 to 6. 76 6. Pins. B m. 60 Set Pins.