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It is a familiar chip used in many Wouxun/Baofeng model, however to the key difference that this
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newer S series provides an IQ baseband interface.
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It appears to be using an integrated ARM M7 built into the HR-C3000.
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It appears to be using an integrated ARM M7 built into the HR-C3000?
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The programming cable is actually a common USB to TTL serial interface (**not** an actual USB device).
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It's still not impossible the radio could appear as a DFU usb device for upgrades however.
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The connector used is called _M328+_ (as used on the Motorola GP388 and others), sometimes also called M7. It is 40mm in length.
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The audio pinout appears to be identical to other radios using this connector. Two more pins are used for the programming port.
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Four more pins are unknown.
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Four more pins are unknown (but appear to be unrouted passed the ribbon on the front panel board).
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## Time Slots
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