Hi,
Hoping for some guidance on creating a cable for the IC-735
Have it all working on my IC-706mkiig but they don’t share the same accessory connector
Have a pic of the IC-735 acc ports - see attached
Thank you for your guidance
We’ll be connecting to ACC1
DIN8 pin 5 (AF) → 3.5mm TRRS tip (RIG_AFOUT)
DIN8 pin 4 (MOD) → 3.5mm TRRS ring 1 (RIG_AFIN)
DIN8 pin 3 (SEND) → 3.5mm TRRS ring 2 (PTT)
DIN8 pin 2 (GND) → 3.5mm TRRS sleeve (GND)
Please post your results.
Same pinout should work for following transceivers:
- Icom IC-275
- Icom IC-721
- Icom IC-725
- Icom IC-726
- Icom IC-728
- Icom IC-729
- Icom IC-732
- Icom IC-735
- Icom IC-736
- Icom IC-737
- Icom IC-738
- Icom IC-761
- Icom IC-765
- Icom IC-775
- Icom IC-781
- Icom IC-970
- Icom IC-7600
- Icom IC-7700
- Icom IC-7800
- Icom IC-756
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Thank you for this - this worked on my IC735
I would add two notes:
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The pin out shown above is from the view of the back of the radio. This makes wiring the plug pretty straight forward - with the solder cups of the male connector facing up / toward you the pin out is the same as shown
— don’t over think it like I did and reverse / flip the connector over in your head and wire it backwards …
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IC-735 default setting are 1200 baud, 8 bits no parity 1 stop bit (address 04)
- changing to 9600 baud made control from the front panel of the radio more stable when communicating with an app running on the computer. You can still spin the knobs on the radio to fast and get errors in the app
– changing baud rate - J22 - 6pin jumper on the top board (under the PA) front panel facing you
— move J1 to J2 to change from default 1200 to 9600 baud
Thank
The DIN8 cable kit for ICOM is now available in store:
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pls i need the diagram for DIN to digirig hence the digirig has two socket one is for serial and the other is for audio if ok pls send me diagram thank you,73
This is now my DIN8 from icom726 to digirig and serial port rear [remote}to radio
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