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Compiled by Robert Meister WA1MIK

This index is a work-in-progress and
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Information and Modification Articles:

MSR2000 Information, Modifications, Photos, Hints, Tips by Mike Morris WA6ILQ
You will find more information here than anywhere else.

Conversion and interfacing of an MSR2000 station to an external repeater controller by Henry Wingate K4HAL
While the author used a CAT200B controller, the information applies to most other units.

A status display for the MSR2000 station by Henry Wingate K4HAL
Put that empty slot to work. A few LEDs can go a long way towards diagnosing control problems.

Connecting a CAT250 controller to an MSR2000 repeater by Nate Bargmann NØNB
The author describes the conversion and interfacing procedure for the WØDOD repeater.

MSR2000 Conversion by David Stanford K7IOU (off-site link)
Yet another group's conversion project using a CAT250 controller.

Modifications to the MSR2000 cards for the VE6NHB repeater by VESBS (off-site link)
Again, a few LEDs and switches can make all the difference. Several cards were modified. Full documentation is provided.

Documentation on the TLN6721CDX TX Alarm Card by A. Nony Mous

In-cabinet Repeater Controller for the MSR2000 Station by Eric Grabowski KH6CQ. 253 kB PDF
Eric mounted an NHRC-4 controller onto a spare card that plugs right into the MSR2000. Very clean; very neat. Well-done article.

Adding an ID-8 to a Micor or MSR2000 Shelf by Jerry Matthews WAØUZI
This article also applies to the Micor and Motrac/Motran series of stations with plug-in card shelves.

Adding an ID-O-Matic to an MSR2000 Station by Eric Grabowski KH6CQ. 278 kB PDF
Eric added an ID-O-Matic II Morse identifier board to an MSR 2000 squelch gate module and mounted both boards behind a double-wide front panel fashioned from an MSR 2000 Line Driver module. Another well-done article. More info is available at the link below.

The ID-O-Matic kit by NØXAS (off-site link)
Another low-cost CW ID solution that can be added to an MSR2000 repeater.

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	MSR2000 Information, Modifications, Photos, Hints, Tips by Mike Morris WA6ILQ You will find more information here than anywhere else.
	Conversion and interfacing of an MSR2000 station to an external repeater controller by Henry Wingate K4HAL While the author used a CAT200B controller, the information applies to most other units.
	A status display for the MSR2000 station by Henry Wingate K4HAL Put that empty slot to work. A few LEDs can go a long way towards diagnosing control problems.
	Connecting a CAT250 controller to an MSR2000 repeater by Nate Bargmann NØNB The author describes the conversion and interfacing procedure for the WØDOD repeater.
	MSR2000 Conversion by David Stanford K7IOU (off-site link) Yet another group's conversion project using a CAT250 controller.
	Modifications to the MSR2000 cards for the VE6NHB repeater by VESBS (off-site link) Again, a few LEDs and switches can make all the difference. Several cards were modified. Full documentation is provided.
	Documentation on the TLN6721CDX TX Alarm Card by A. Nony Mous
	In-cabinet Repeater Controller for the MSR2000 Station by Eric Grabowski KH6CQ. 253 kB PDF Eric mounted an NHRC-4 controller onto a spare card that plugs right into the MSR2000. Very clean; very neat. Well-done article.
	Adding an ID-8 to a Micor or MSR2000 Shelf by Jerry Matthews WAØUZI This article also applies to the Micor and Motrac/Motran series of stations with plug-in card shelves.
	Adding an ID-O-Matic to an MSR2000 Station by Eric Grabowski KH6CQ. 278 kB PDF Eric added an ID-O-Matic II Morse identifier board to an MSR 2000 squelch gate module and mounted both boards behind a double-wide front panel fashioned from an MSR 2000 Line Driver module. Another well-done article. More info is available at the link below.
	The ID-O-Matic kit by NØXAS (off-site link) Another low-cost CW ID solution that can be added to an MSR2000 repeater.