[ICOM] IC-3AT tone board question

[Tom WA9WSJ]

 Hi Gary and all the others,
Thanks for the info. I checked their site and in their pdf catalog, it said 'no longer available'...
I'm not sure what I'll do at this point.
thanks All!
Tom



    On Saturday, July 3, 2021, 02:41:59 PM MDT, Gary Fiber <gfiber at comcast.net> wrote:  
 
 Communications Specialists did make an SS-64 tone encoder board that 
would fit inside of an IC-2AT, which is virtually the same radio except 
for frequency coverage.

I am unsure it that board is still produced. You can check with them 
http://www.com-spec.com/ss64.htm. The board required a small case 
modification if you wanted the ability to change tones as it used dip 
switch or if only one tone was needed one could substitute solder jumpers.

I was always going to add one to my 2AT but never purchased the SS64 
tone board.

Gary K8IZ


On 7/3/2021 12:36 PM, Tom WA9WSJ via Icom wrote:
> Hello Gents,
> I acquired an IC-3AT, 220 hand held. It works! But there is no tone board.
> The manual that I found mentions a 'spare switch' on its top, suggested tone switch in the manual, but it is not wired to anything, I checked.
> Has anyone ever successfully incorporated a tone board into it?
> One of our local repeaters does not require a tone but another does.
> Thanks!
> 73Tom wa9wsj
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