Question
What does local mode in the IP-223 support?
Answer
Local mode in the IP-223 is the most commonly used mode of the five that are available. It connects directly to the radio using a DB-25 connector providing TX and RX audio connections, COR input or VOX for RX packet generation and a PTT output line to the radio.
The audio connections to the radio may be single ended or balanced pair, impedances are selectable as required by the specific model of radio used and set via the IP-223s internal jumper settings.
Binary Coded Decimal code output is available for channel steering on radios equipped with BCD inputs, with seven bit lines are available which can select up to 100 channels. The BCD digital outputs are custom programmable per function tone.
Additionally, some radios can be controlled using serial commands allowing for an increased feature set, currently these are limited to the following:
Kenwood
TK-x80, -x90, -x150, -x180, -5x10 and NX-700/800 NXDN series
EF Johnson
5300 RS and ES series
Motorola
iDEN Falcon series
TETRA
Supura
Please see IP-223 the manual for more detailed information.
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