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Appendix A: The Radio Cable

This diagram represents what is shipped with your NUE-PSK modem.

Since the

modem can interface with literally hundreds of different SSB transceivers, it will be

necessary for you to connect the "unfinished end" of the Radio cable to properly

interface with your specific radio. Once you have the proper connector in hand for your

radio, the task is simple – just use the signal names and wire colors here as a guide to

get the PTT signal and audio tones to your rig.

The cable supplied with the modem has color-coded wires on one end, either as shown

in Figure A or in Figure B below. You will need to determine which type you have

before attaching the connector required for the data connection to your specific radio.

You can easily determine which cable type you have by using a VOM to check for

continuity from pin 8 on the molded Radio plug to the blue wire on the other end of the

cable. If there is continuity, you have Cable Type A. Otherwise, with pin 8 continuity to

the black wire, you have Cable Type B

OR ...

To help owners get on the air as quickly as possible with their new modems, we have

made certain custom cables available for purchase from the NUE-PSK website. If

interested, see

www.nue-psk.com

for available options. We also have identified a

resource you might call upon to help you make a custom cable for your radio, if desired.

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