BCD whit 2x 144mhz 2x 432mhz is it possibel ????

[Deleted User]

In my old setup whit HPSDR I was abel to "customize" my owen BCD-code for my controller, and I need BCD code for 2x 144mhz and 2x 432mhz as I am running my station for EME and is reciving Vertical and Horizontel at the same time, that is why I need to have dual code on same band.

So is there any chance that I can get it ?????

I am building up my system and it wil controll 6x transverter 2x 144mhz, 2x 432mhz, 1x 1296mhz, 1x 70mhz

here is a sceendump how I made it in HPSDR...nice and easy

and here my PCB....

73" OZ1CT Ben

KD0RC

Hi Ben, that is a nice looking board. The Bit cable and BDC cable give you some of this functionality, but I don't know if either of them will work with your board (See the "FLEX-6000 Signature Series - SmartSDR for Windows Software User’s Guide" page 125). You could translate the Bit cable or BCD cable with discrete logic or with a microcontroller like the Arduino or Teensy. If you wanted to get fancy, you could use a Raspberry PI and Node Red. Alan, WA9WUD and Dave, WO2X have done some amazing things with Node Red and seem very willing to help. If you wanted to use an Arduino or Teensy, I would be happy to help.

73,

Len, KD0RC

KD0RC

Ah, ok. I wonder if the turf file has an effect on the BCD table? If so, changing it for your country might be feasible.

[Deleted User]

HI Len

I have My board running as a BCD-board and also as BIT-cable so that is not the problem... here a picture of the test setup whit a FTDI-232 board and testing channel "A" (14 output)...all out put is whit a ULN2004

for my request is the problem is that I ned 2 "BCD-adress" on 144mhz and the same on 432mhz and you only have 1 . Here in OZ-country we do not have 222 or 902 mhz so it would be nice if I can figure out how to edit the band info

here the "old VHF-BCD-plan"

and here my request ""New-VHF-BCD-plan"

But if there is no possibility that you can change it in smartSDR (hope that Flexradio programmer reads this) then I have to find another solution .... possibly with an Arduino or similar.

It should just be so that everyone could build this circuit easily and simply ... without the use of processor circuits was my thought.

73" OZ1CT Ben