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Maestro C and INRAD M-629/DMS-1 Base

W5JWP
W5JWP Member ✭✭
in Maestro

I recently bought the following from FlexRadio to use with my Maestro C:

INRAD M-629 with DMS-1 Base https://www.flexradio.com/products/inrad-dms-629-desk-microphone/

INRAD DM-F Adapter Cable https://www.flexradio.com/products/inrad-dm-f-3-5mm-rca-cable/

Microphone keying from the INRAD base works fine with the Maestro C, but not the microphone audio. I have tried every combination of adapters and settings I can think of, and I simply cannot get any audio to pass! The instructions read that this should be as simple as connecting the TRS connector on the DM-F adapter cable to the microphone side of the Maestro Y cable… but no dice.

The FHM-3 hand mic works great, but I prefer the desktop microphone. That, and, after paying over $200 for the microphone, base, and adapter cable, it would be nice to have something more than a paperweight 🤣

Has anyone able to make this combination work or suggest what might be going wrong?

Answers

  • Tom C
    Tom C Member ✭✭

    that occasionally happens th me and last time it was because I somehow switched the switch on top of the mic off, I never use it but…

    The only other thing I’ve done is to be in the digu mode instead if USB.

    Tom

    N9RU

  • KD0RC
    KD0RC Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    I think that the problem is that the Maestro C takes a TRRS (CTIA standard) plug, not a TRS plug. I think that you also need another Y cable to break out the mic and headphones, but I am not sure. I would contact the Flex Help Desk, they will know what you need.

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