Radio Cables - The SignaLink comes supplied with a single the radio cable. Please see Question #5 to determine which SignaLink unit to order. Computer Cables - The cables that connect the SignaLink to your sound card are not supplied with the unit. However, we do offer an optional SignaLink Cable Accessory Kit (P/N: SLASSY). You can also purchase the cables from your local electronics supply store.

The SignaLink SL-1 will work with ANY transceiver, receiver or scanner, that has an external speaker output and a microphone input (required for transmit only). The SignaLink SL-1+ will also work with your radio's Data and Accessory Ports. Unlike many interfaces the SignaLink does not require VOX capability, so it is perfect for that little QRP rig! Specific radio requirements are dependent on the software you choose and the modes that you wish to operate.

The SignaLink is available in two models, the "SL-1" and the "SL-1+" (see our Product Comparison page, or the above question for a comparison of the two models). The SignaLink SL-1 works only with the radio's Mic jack, while the SignaLink SL-1+ works with the Mic jack, Data Port, and Accessory Port. We recommend that you attach the SignaLink Model SL-1+ to your radio's Data Port or Accessory Port connector.

With the exception of our 13-pin cables, ALL of the SignaLink radio cables are UNIVERSAL and will work with ANY radio, so long as you select one with the right type of connector (see Question #5). We have made this possible by wiring our cables "straight-through" (pin #1 to pin #1, pin #2 to pin #2, etc.), and using push-in jumper wires to connect the mic lines of the radio to the same lines in the SignaLink (PTT to PTT, Ground to Ground, etc.).

These jacks are unbalanced TIP = send, RING = return INSERT jacks. The cable used is called an "insert cable" and resembles a Y-cord with two unbalanced TS plugs joined to a single TRS plug also configured unbalanced. This type of cable may be obtained off-the-shelf at many pro audio dealers.

With the external detector options on the Model 935, the external detectors use a single multiconductor cable with a LEMO connector at each end of the cable. The LEMO connectors feature quick disconnect, rugged and reliable operation. The detectors use the standard Lemo connector on the base of the detector. With an internal detector option, there are no cables.

The following are the typical losses incurred by typical equipment we use on the IrishWAN - additional numbers welcome. Solwise provides useful information on a number of wireless topics including losses.

Possibly. The great majority of Karaoke Studio users will get their audio files directly off of audio CDs, but if you choose to record from your soundcard, you'll need to be able to connect your equipment to the "Line In" jack of the PC's soundcard.

For AOL for Broadband Compatible routers all the necessary cables are included to connect your new router to a personal computer. Most other router manufacturers include cabling as well. If you feel something is missing you should contact the manufacturer. For questions about what comes with AOL for Broadband Compatible Linksys, Actiontec and Netgear equipment, you should first check the product details here: Broadband Gear-Home Networking.

North American MA-3600VZ and MA-5002VZ amplifiers have 30 amp molded AC plugs, and North American MA-2402 and MT-2400 amplifiers have 20 amp molded AC plugs to meet regulatory requirements. AC adapters are not recommended, and may not meet local code requirements. Contact a licensed electrician for more information about AC connections and electrical codes in your area.

Stereo RCA cable to 1/8" stereo miniplug NOTE: RCA cable is also known as "phono cable", or in Europe, as Cinch cables.

A fully connected SCART cable (or one that has at least the RGB, audio and composite connections), S-Video lead and audio lead. Please refer to the cables section for suitable cables.

The SignaLink SL-1 and SL-1+ only pass audio signals to and from the sound card, so they will work with ANY sound card that has a microphone input and a speaker output. The SignaLink Model SL-1+ also works sound card Line Input and Line Output jacks for greater flexibility. What you should really be asking is if the software will work with your computer and sound card.

The SignaLink Cable Kit comes with everything you will need to begin using the SignaLink "right out of the box". The kit contains all of the cables that you will need to connect the SignaLink to your sound card and radio's external speaker output (needed if speaker audio isn't available on the Mic connector). A stereo audio splitter is also included so that you can keep your computer speakers plugged in (great when using the computer for other things like games, email, internet, etc.).

The CD that is supplied with the SignaLink contains the most popular FREEWARE and SHAREWARE programs for all of the most popular modes including PSK-31, SSTV, MT-63, CW, RTTY, AMTOR, & Packet. Software for other modes can be downloaded from our SignaLink Software Page. The complete Tigertronics web site, which includes extensive support information for the SignaLink, is also included on the CD. The SignaLink is not "passive" like less capable interfaces.

Yes, it will. A program called Multimode will let you run PSK31, RTTY, Fax, WeFax, SSTV, ACARS, Packet, DTMF plus some other interesting modes. New software is being developed all the time. See our SignaLink Software page for the latest information.