Signalink USB Manuel D'installation Et Fonctionnement page 32

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figure out your own jumper settings, then you will need to carefully determine how

connections!

PTT

- You should verify in your radio manual that the radio PTT requirements do not exceed the specifications of the SignaLink keying circuit

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(please refer to the SignaLink manual) and that the PTT line is "Grounded" to make the radio transmit. If your radio exceeds the

specifications listed or requires some other keying arrangement, then please contact our Technical Support Staff for suggestions.

POWER

- The SignaLink SL-1 and SL-1+ can usually be powered by the Accessory Voltage found on the Mic and Accessory Port

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connectors of most radios. If power is not shown in the jumper settings for your radio, then consult your radio manual to see if it is available.

The SignaLink SL-1 and SL-1+ requires 6.75 to 15 VDC

to power the SignaLink SL-1 or SL-1+ externally (see the SignaLink manual for details).

the computer, so you can disregard the PWR jumper when installing this unit.

RECEIVE AUDIO / SPEAKER AUDIO

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Receive Audio is not shown in the jumper settings for your radio, then consult your radio manual to see if it is available. If it is not, then you

will need to connect a mono cable between your radio's External Speaker or headphone jack, and the "Speaker" jack on the back of the

SignaLink. See the SignaLink Installation Manual for details.

SignaLink™, Industry Standard

6.75 to 15 VDC at 13ma (nominal). If this power is not available from your radio, then you will need

6.75 to 15 VDC

- Receive Audio is available on the Mic, Data, and Accessory Port connectors of most radios. If

your

mic connector is numbered to avoid reversing the

Kenwood, Yaesu, Some Others

Note that the SignaLink USB is always powered by

Note that the SignaLink USB is always