Can the data plug in front of the radio be used for digital communication, such as packet, D-STAR, etc.?
639033
yes. You will have to get or make a cable that will work from your computer to the transceiver. Or, from the TNC to the transceiver. The device manufacturer will advise whether or not they have a cable for your radio.
50569
Should be no problem as long as your receiver has optical or digital outputs.
786915
I've never tried that, but I do know that the three input ports are set to detect incoming signals and automatically switch to that port. I'm not sure if that detection system would interfere with trying to make those ports output ports.
219744
No, this transmits digital data while your 2.1 system most likely receives an analog signal.
1600174
Yes, you can. You can bind (Link) a receiver to a transmitter as long as the number of channels of the receiver is less or equal to capacity (channels) of the transmitter.
1157822
Yes you can. It's identified as 'External Digital Audio In (Optical)' on page 11 of the user manual, and on the back of the unit. It's a square receptacle.
64379
It is an analog receiver with a digital display. It will not receive digital transmissions
1529550
Not unless you have a router with an extra port on it you can plug this into.
2157445
if you can hear it you can communicate with it on this radio. Be careful it may be illegal to transmit there. Jim
347639
I have a similar need. I use it to listen to TV sound with headphones at night in bed when my wife is asleep. I used to use a Radio with TV audio band. Now with digital law, that stopped working, and I have not yet been able to find a digital version of the TV radio.
1502816
I think you can, although I did not use it for that. I used it in a hotel to turn a "high speed internet connection" (wired) into a wireless access point for mobile devices.
2198585
no, this is RF communication. you have to use a microcontroller over SPI to send\recieve data. your smartphone wouldnt be able to pick this up.
548419
Yes it is possible. However it will be next to your radio antenna and battery. Could cause interference depending on how you have it wired.
1477497
Yes is can. However it is designed for an XLR connection. I recommend a wireless if you like to wander around a stage or lecturn.
1177406
Yes, as long as both channels are digital and the USB disk is fast enough. The device does not record analog channels, although it can display them.
1338124
Per our engineer: Probably not as this device is not very granular in feature settings and I would not recommend using it for anything other than an access point.
130628
I don't know why not. After all, data is data. As long as you can connect to it, the computer doesn't care. Absolutely.