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There's always that one final little 'knat-bite' that is the ''got'cha'' for many new HAMs who've never had the chance to<br />

work with integrated circuits. I've drawn an IC (shown above) similar to the 4N33 or 4N37 that are used in many of my<br />

RASCAL, <strong>PSK</strong>31 interfaces. NOTE, that pin 1 is identified by a small, almost obscure circle just above the pin (1) location.<br />

IF…. The dot is not on the IC, then use the small notch to help you identify pin one (1). Hold the opto-isolator (IC) so you<br />

are looking into the notch. Pin one (1) is the pin on the right side, nearest you. I hope my illustration will clarify pin<br />

identification of the 4N33 and 4N37 opto-coupler/opto-isolator/phototransistor.<br />

Red LED<br />

"Long Lead"<br />

For PTT using RTS line, use<br />

GREEN wire. For PTT using<br />

DTR, use RED wire.<br />

BARE WIRE from RS232 ground.<br />

** J1=3/8" stranded wire jumper.<br />

*** NOTE: When External Speaker is<br />

used for receive audio, T2 has "BLUE"<br />

winding covering. BLUE = 1K to 8 ohms.<br />

When low-level, or accessory jack audio<br />

is used, T2 has "RED" winding covering.<br />

"RED" = 600 to 600 ohms.<br />

"GREEN" Plug!<br />

"Shield"<br />

Sound Card<br />

"LINE IN" "TIP" (white wire)<br />

LED "Flat Side"<br />

"Short Lead"<br />

3<br />

NC<br />

P<br />

1<br />

2<br />

"B"<br />

***<br />

R1<br />

**<br />

J1<br />

"A"<br />

NC<br />

6<br />

"SLEEVE" TO "B"<br />

To EXT. SPKR.<br />

"TIP" TO "A"<br />

Receive Audio<br />

3.5mm External Speaker plug is used when T2 has<br />

BLUE covering. When MIC is used for Tx AF & PTT.<br />

NOTE: Some Yaesu transceivers us the "ring" of a<br />

3.5mm "stereo" plug for receive AF. Be sure to check<br />

the AF OUT connector on the RASCAL schematic diagram.<br />

T2<br />

5<br />

4<br />

20<br />

Dot or notch nearest edge of<br />

PC board, denotes pin 1 of<br />

optoisolator.<br />

R3 is only used in RASCAL 3 and RASCAL 20<br />

kits. The value of R3 is 2k (2000 ohms) Free end<br />

of R3 connects to junction of C1 and<br />

C1<br />

+<br />

_ transmit audio lead.<br />

C1= 0.33 to 1 uf capacitor<br />

(RASCAL MODELS R-3 and R-20, C1 = 10 uF)<br />

T1<br />

RED<br />

P<br />

_<br />

"TIP" (red wire) "WHITE" Plug!<br />

"Shield"<br />

Sound Card<br />

"LINE OUT"<br />

TOP VIEW (COMPONENT SIDE) OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD. SOLDER TRACES "shown" ARE ON BOTTOM OF PC BOARD.<br />

R2<br />

N/C<br />

(POT)<br />

Transmit Audio level control.<br />

* *<br />

NOTICE !<br />

J1 MUST BE INSTALLED<br />

AS SHOWN.<br />

Connect J1 (jumper)<br />

from IC pin 4, to<br />

radio ground as shown.<br />

To Accessory Jack or MIC plug.<br />

Bare Wire (SHIELD/Radio Ground)<br />

Transmit Audio (WHITE)<br />

PTT + (RED)<br />

PTT - (BLACK,may be same as radio GND.)<br />

Receive Audio, (YELLOW or blue)<br />

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