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The links below will allow you to build several working repeater controllers
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If anyone has additional projects that should go here please let the repeater-builder staff know.
A PC Repeater controller by Rich Wilcox KE4JFV
ke4jfv-repeater-controller.zip A zip file (48kb) that includes the five files below: ke4jfv-controller-readme.doc, repeater.exe, morse.txt, DTMF.doc, and repeater.rnf files. This zip file is here for two reasons: one, some firewall or antivirus programs will not let you download an exe file, and second for simplicity - you only have to download one instead of five.
Rich's Homemade PC Repeater Controller MS Word Document that gives an overview of the project and explains the interface hardwareNote that the writeup above uses a 555 chip as a tone generator, and he couples the square wave output to the transmitter. A square wave sounds really harsh on the air. A sine wave tone generator is easy to build and can be substitured easily.
repeater.exe The actual program.
repeater.exe as a zip file The actual program in another form in case your ISP or firewall hassles you about downloading an exe file. Just download this one, then rename repeater-exe.zip as repeater.exe
morse.txt Text file that makes up the ID
DTMF.doc MS Word Document that explains the DTMF circuitry
repeater.rnf A data file used by the repeater.exe program
The
VK5DJ Repeater Controller. An offsite link to John Drew's website that explains the controller
A downloadable introduction to the VK5DJ controller. A MS Word Document that further explains the controller
A picture of the VK5DJ controller About 100 K in size.
A link to John's own web site. Click on "Repeater Controller" for more info on this project.
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