It all starts here. First you create an account on Allstarling.org to get a Node number. This will be included in every Allstarlink application described in the following videos. It's not difficult. Put automatic translation into your language on all the videos and you'll succeed. Take one step at a time to avoid mistakes. But if you have the patience (but also the knowledge and skill) take them in order until the end. The result will reward you.

Various ways for additional Allstarlink functions with announcement of the time, the weather in your area (or even just the temperature). For countries outside the US, use weather information from the official and closest airports in your area. Please note: If you ignore the above instruction and enter your local ZIP Code, you may see an indication in the program but know that it is the weather of the corresponding ZIP Code in America. It is not the weather of your area. You can check this by comparing the indications you see and finding the area in America that corresponds to the same ZIP Code as yours. Watch all the videos below and choose the most convenient process for you.

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Sound card interface The photo shows how to make an adapter (interface) between the radio and the PC. It includes a fixed PTT command to broadcast, without using any USB or COM port connection. PTT is commanded by a pilot tone on the right line output channel of the sound card. Audio modulation is applied to the left line output channel of the sound card. The audio signal from the wireless is applied to the line input of the sound card at two different levels. On the right channel the signal is very strong and distorted. This signal is used for the VOX of the FRN Client program. In the left channel the signal is less strong, but with better quality. This signal will be broadcast to the Internet. Resistor R4 must be fitted if the radio has combined PTT wiring and microphone input. Settings in the FRN Client. The following photo shows how to set up this adapter (interface) Don't forget to turn off VOX on the radio. Click "Settings--> Adapter" (interface) to open the interface menu.

Command to transmit via COM port (RS 232) The following photos show how a simple adapter (interface) can be made between a radio and a PC. A 9 pin connector has DTR on pin 4 and pin 5 is GROUND. (GND) Accessories These are the components used in the circuit: R1 = 330 Ω (Orange, Orange, Brown) (Resistor) R2 = 12 Ω (Brown, Red, Black) (Resistor) R3 = 1 kiloΩ (Brown, Black, Red) (Resistor) R4 = 1.5 kΩ (Brown, Green, Red) (Resistor) C1 = 4.7 microfarads (capacitor) D1 = 1N4148 (diode) T1 = BC549 (transistor) Plugs 2 stereo plugs for connecting to the sound card. 1 sub-d connector female for the COM port. 1 or 2 plugs for the P/D, depending on its model. Settings for the FRN Client The photo shows how to set up the FRN program to send the command through a COM port. Don't forget to disable VOX on the R/D. Select "Settings-->Adapter" (interface) to open the interface menu. Alternative circuits for adapting transceivers with a computer (interfaces). 1. Simple interface for handheld wireless. 2. Simple interface for mobile or base wireless 3. Interface without common grounding (galvanic isolation) for mobile or base wireless.

© Hellas-FRN.net © Hellas-FRN.net * Trade marks FTDI, PROLIFIC, CMEDIA are not belonging to us. ** Depending the production year and version. Time protection of the gateway in TX and RX mode. The limiter works even on transceivers with VOX mode. Independent audio LEVEL and TONE (+ - 6db) for TX and RX. Full galvanic isolation between PC and Transceiver using incorporated usb isolation circuit, as well as full RF shielding. Internal power supply 5V, accepting 8-30v DC from an external DC Voltage source. 25pin connector for input and output controls [AUDIO IN, AUDIO OUT1, AUDIO OUT2, PTT, AF UNLOCKED (cos)1, AF UNLOCKED (cos)2 , XMTR's GNDx7, CW, FSK-RTTY, TTL TXD, TTL RXD, (RS-232: RXD, TXD, DTR, CTS, DSR, RTS, DCD)] Selectable SQL polarity (+5V or -5V), according to transceiver type. Incorporated and selectable on- off cat control circuit. Selectable TTL or Serial (RS232) data mode. Selectable remote for ICOM or other type transceivers. Full serial port output (in 25 pin socket), for cat control. True FSK-RTTY mode. CW mode interacting to transceiver's carrier. Independent indications for cat control RX, TX data, FSK-RTTY and CW modes, as well as for power on, RX-TX and lock. Full surface mount components, with no modules (as previous models). Second receiver audio input. Adjustment for each type of transceiver. (Base, Mobile, Portable). USB Type B output for PC connection. Dual PTT, to and from the PC program (via UART chip and microcontroller). Using FTDI* or Prolific. *, ** Internal sound cart based on Cmedia* chip. Protection against RF and for use with HF transceivers. Two-level board with metallic holes and vias for integrating upper and lower surface ground grids. 10 mil trace technology for PCB designing, with 0.001mm accuracy. Reset function. For FRN, Echolink, Ham Radio Deluxe, Wmix, SSTV, WSJT-X, FT8, FT4, JT65, UI-View 32 and more other.