URIxB 9180B With internal EEPROM Commercial

URIxB 9180B With internal EEPROM - Shipped with free 3ft USB 2.0 cable. Now with improved audio specs including greater dynamic range and SNR. Features Made in the USA 1 year limited warranty with proof of purchase High-quality full-duplex audio Optional high level op-amp RoHS Compliant 7 User I/O lines Connect two-way radio to PC Fast and easy! $$ Very low cost $$ USB Interface - no need to open PC case Open source: asterisk, app_rpt Connect to radio's interface connector URI FAQs Q: What is URI? A: The USB Radio Interface is the easiest and least expensive way to connect a land or mobile radio to nearly any host computer. This allows remote connectivity and simple internet access. Q: What type of radio can I use? A: Virtually any type of radio may be used including, amateur, business, public service/safety radios, plus GMRS, citizens band, and many others. Q: What types of applications is URI suitable for? A: Radios are often placed in inaccessible locations requiring remote access. Audio signals and digital controls may be passed through any available channel including but not limited to VOIP and Ethernet. Q: Can I use URI to make a repeater? A: Radio controllers may be replaced with a URI based system. Since URI is full-duplex, only one URI is needed for both transmit and receive channels. Q: How do I connect my radio to URI? A: Many transceivers and radio systems provide an interface connector for interfacing to external equipment. It is usually very simple to make an interconnection cable between this and the 25- pin D-shell URI connector. If such a connector is not provided, internal modifications may be required to gain access to the required electrical signals. Q: How does the URI work? A: The URI contains a CM119A audio controller IC made by C-Media. (Older URIs used an equivalent CM108.) This is a high-quality full-duplex USB audio device with several general purpose I/O channels. The CM119A provides one channel of receive audio, and two channels of transmit audio. This allows support for many different radio configurations. The second audio output channel may be optionally used as a line monitor.