Tell Us About Your UDRC
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What application are you implementing using the UDRC? Where are you located? What is the Callsign/Operating Frequency of the station of using the UDRC?
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My plan for implementing the UDRC is primarily as a hotspot on my IC7100. I will have to build a cable or purchase the 13 to 6 pin Yaesu cable to utilize my FTM-100 for the hotspot and ax.25 WL2K. Without a Dstar repeater in Fort Myers, FL, I also want to experiment with converting one of the local ARES DR-1X repeaters into a Dstar repeater with access to the reflector system. With successful testing I believe ARES will purchase a couple UDRCs for DR-1X application and for AX.25 packet applications in ARES go boxes. Thanks Rich KR4PI
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On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 8:26 AM, Rich KR4PI <rich.schnieders@...> wrote:
Yaesu CT-164 is the adapter cable for this. I will be providing some guidance for creating a hotspot soon. We intend to use the Wiki in the group to document setups. However, be mindful that setting optimum signal levels for both D-STAR and Packet may be unique to each radio model. We hope that as people find the right settings for a particular application and a given radio, that they will be shared here. (And included in the Wiki/Database).
That's exactly what the UDRC can do! We demoed this at Dayton and I have had prototypes running for over a year. We also demoed the UDRC/Direwolf through a FT-817 with Xastir.
The UDRC works well with the Direwolf modem for packet at either 1200 or 9600 baud. * Note: Transmit audio is on the left channel instead of the right.
John D. Hays Director  PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223   
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