[DSP-10] Sanity check for sequencer with transverter
kd7ts
kd7ts at comcast.net
Mon Jun 17 15:29:30 EDT 2013
On Mon, 17 Jun 2013 10:44:34 -0700, Don AE5K <donj at ae5k.us> wrote:
> Now, my thoughts about where the transverter should come is at step C
> and J in the list above. Alternatively, my friend says it should be at
> E and H.
> Comments? Who is right, or does it make any difference?
>
Hi Don,
Just spent a bunch of time with this very question. I would take it in the
order from antenna to DSP-10. There are two thing to avoid, transmitting
into a receive mixer and switching the antenna relay while power (RF) is
generated.
I tried to simplify the list by moving the delays to the lines where they
apply. So ...
Switch ant relay to transmit, Rcv audio muted, receiver off, Delay:
(dly_ant2amp), default 50 ms. PIN 2
Turn amplifier on. Delay: (dly_amp2xmit), default 75 ms. PIN 1
Place DSP-10 into transmit Delay: 10 ms. fixed
DSP-10 transmit on
DSP-10 transmit off Delay: (dly_xmit2amp), default 25 ms.
Turn amplifier off. Delay: (dly_amp2ant), default 25 ms. PIN 2
Switch antenna relay to receiver Delay: 2 ms. fixed PIN 1
Turn on DSP-10 receive hardware, Delay: 20 ms. fixed (to remove pops),
Audio unmuted
A complete R/T/R cycle is A - G, G - A starting from receive.
There are only the outputs of PIN 1 and PIN 2 of the accessory jack, and
if the requirement is to NOT "hot switch" the antenna relay, everything
else will need to key from the "Power Amp on", PIN 1.
That is a really complex list, but when you boil it down, there are only
PIN 1 and PIN 2 that are switching states.
It appears to me that the transverter and PA will have to double up on PIN
1.
73 Mike KD7TS
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