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- 30 Apr 2025 07:53
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: PA-100D Alarm
- Replies: 5
- Views: 105
Re: PA-100D Alarm
You have a serial port problem. First check with a multimeter that your serial port is giving the correct TX DATA voltage. Plug a stereo 3.5mm to 3.5mm patch cable into the PA-100D's RS-232 port, and with a multimeter, measure the output voltage on the TX DATA line, which is the ring connection, it ...
- 28 Apr 2025 12:25
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: PA-100D Alarm
- Replies: 5
- Views: 105
Re: PA-100D Alarm
I hope my suggestions help, let me know. As for your frequency sense problem, that's a new one. When I modified the firmware - I am assuming that you are using my modified firmware - I spent a lot of time on the frequency sense logic as the original firmware had a tendency for 'relay chatter' at the ...
- 28 Apr 2025 07:27
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: PA-100D Alarm
- Replies: 5
- Views: 105
Re: PA-100D Alarm
There are several possibilities for this fault to occur. Attached is a copy of the schematics associated with the over current sensing. I am assuming that this is not a real over-current situation, that in the standby state the amplifier is only actually drawing 500mA to 600mA when the alarm occurs ...
- 07 Jan 2025 08:57
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: What model of enclosure is it used in this amplifier?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2826
Re: What model of enclosure is it used in this amplifier?
Hi, The enclosure for the PA100-D is a Hammond 1402B, Height = 2.40", Width = 7.10", Depth = 4.90" It can be obtained from, for example, mouser.com. As previously noted, the enclosure for the TRX2-A is a Hammond 1402D, Height = 2.40", Width = 7.10", Depth = 7.30". 73, Adrian, 5B4AIY
- 31 Dec 2024 12:49
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: PA-100D
- Replies: 4
- Views: 17948
Re: PA-100D
Hi, Bert,
Simple answer to a simple question, if the amplifier is in the standby state then the RF-in socket is directly connected to the RF-out socket, so yes, you can operate with more power straight through. Just be careful you do not accidentally switch to the operate state!
73, Adrian, 5B4AIY
Simple answer to a simple question, if the amplifier is in the standby state then the RF-in socket is directly connected to the RF-out socket, so yes, you can operate with more power straight through. Just be careful you do not accidentally switch to the operate state!
73, Adrian, 5B4AIY
- 06 Dec 2024 14:04
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: New Juma TRX1
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4243
Re: New Juma TRX1
Hi, David, If you are looking for some improved firmware then you might like to consider what I did for this transceiver. You will have to use the 16F88 processor which is pin compatible, because this new firmware uses virtually all the available memory to cram in all the features. I am attaching ...
- 24 Nov 2024 13:33
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: Electret Microphone Peitel ME110TF
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7376
Re: Electret Microphone Peitel ME110TF
Hi Daniel, I use a boom microphone headset. Several work nicely with the Jume TRX2, my particular favourite is the EPOS H3, but I have also used the Yamaha CM-500, the Audio-Technica ATH-PDG1a, and the Austrian Audio PG16. I much prefer to use a headset as the transceiver is somewhat microphonic and ...
- 13 Nov 2024 09:49
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: PA-100D
- Replies: 4
- Views: 17948
Re: PA-100D
HI, The amplifier is currently marketed by RoWaves in Romania, (www.rowaves.com) and is equipped with my firmware modifications. The amplifier has several modes of automatic band selection, Frequency Sense, whereby with about 100mW of CW input power the amplifier will automatically select the ...
- 10 Nov 2024 09:39
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: Pirate copy of Juma PA100D
- Replies: 2
- Views: 6325
Re: Pirate copy of Juma PA100D
Yes, and looking at the display, they are using my firmware as well, cheeky beggars! OK, so my firmware is in the public domain, but still .....
Adrian, 5B4AIY
Adrian, 5B4AIY
- 10 Nov 2024 09:31
- Forum: Juma Discussion
- Topic: Electret Microphone Peitel ME110TF
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7376
Re: Electret Microphone Peitel ME110TF
Good Morning, Hans, Your microphone has four leads, which in fact are two screened leads. With a multi-meter identify the PTT switch lead and its screen. The data sheet does not seem to contain a schematic of the microphone, but you should be able to identify the PTT switch, as it will show a short ...