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KrashRider September 27th, 2012 06:28

PRC 6 pin to kenwood 2 pin adapter
 
I need to build a PRC to Kenwood 2 pin adapter. I know the pinouts for the PRC. The last two pins seem to be unused. Does the PRC radio have anything using/ connected to pinout E and F?

Is there any diodes, conductors, or resistors required to match the difference between the PRC and kenwood plugs?


Help would be appreciated.

EagleDriver September 27th, 2012 09:43

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I cannot answer your question directly, but here is the Kenwood pinout if that helps.

KrashRider September 27th, 2012 15:04

That helps 100% for pinout matching.

Okay this is what I have for numbers:
Wouxon Radio using Kenwood 2 pin - Sprk 0.03v, PTT 4.99v, Mic 4.99v

Motorola MTS2000 with adapter to PRC - Sprk 0.06v, PTT 3.0v, Mic 5.0v, During transmit pins E and F are showing a voltage of approx 1.5v
PRC Pin Out: http://cryptomuseum.com/crypto/usa/u229/index.htm

KrashRider October 3rd, 2012 07:57

Can anyone answer what are pins E and F used for in the 6 pin U229?

Just got information from another forum about this. Someone with an adapter made for the ICOM radio posted pictures. On that adapter the pin outs E and F are left empty.

I still don't know what the Motorola is sending to those pin outs though which are usually for data.

KrashRider October 4th, 2012 01:47

Wouxon Radio using Kenwood 2 pin - Sprk 0.03v, PTT 4.99v, Mic 4.99v

When the mic button on the radio is pushed the voltage on the Mic line drops to 0.04v. The Motorola has no drop in volts on the Mic line when the mic button is pushed.

It would appear I need to use a capacitor on the Mic line to keep the voltage from dropping too much is this correct?

Conker October 4th, 2012 01:51

Depends what is the impedence of the headset (its mic) you're using.

KrashRider October 5th, 2012 04:10

Its for a Quietpro system. Specs say:
Input imped >10kohm
Output imped <100ohm
input level max10V peak
Output level max 300mV peak

KrashRider October 13th, 2012 06:55

Adapter finished and working 100%.

EagleDriver October 15th, 2012 11:26

Any chance you could do a writeup so that others might be able to create an adapter if needed?

Thanks!

KrashRider October 16th, 2012 00:49

I won't be doing a write up at this time. Reason being depending on what type of system the PRC downlead is coming from and what type of radio connected to there could be impedance matching issue.

The adapter I made works when used with a Nacre QuietPro system and Wouxon radio but may not work with another combination.

biolawless November 11th, 2012 17:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by KrashRider (Post 1714479)
I won't be doing a write up at this time. Reason being depending on what type of system the PRC downlead is coming from and what type of radio connected to there could be impedance matching issue.

The adapter I made works when used with a Nacre QuietPro system and Wouxon radio but may not work with another combination.

I have your same combination, a Nacre Quietpro and Wouxon radio.

If possible i need to say how you made the adaptor

Thanks in advance

KrashRider November 12th, 2012 03:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by biolawless (Post 1724566)
I have your same combination, a Nacre Quietpro and Wouxon radio.

If possible i need to say how you made the adaptor

Thanks in advance



http://cryptomuseum.com/crypto/usa/u229/index.htm

biolawless November 15th, 2012 14:01

Thanks

KrashRider February 15th, 2013 00:51

Please don't PM me about this. I am not a radio tech or electronics guy. What I posted is what I know, I can't answer anything more than what is here.

Cheers and good luck.

FACE_ May 27th, 2014 16:38

Any more on this? I have been trying to dodge the 70 bucks for the prc-k1 adaptor and I cant find anything closer than what you have here on this forum. Is there any more advice to be had?


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