Streamline your portable radio setup with the AIOC (All-In-One-Cable).
Eliminate the hassle of swapping between programming cables and audio interfaces. This powerful, compact USB-C adapter acts as both a Serial Port (for programming) and a Sound Card (for digital modes), handling Audio and PTT simultaneously.
Key Features
Dual Functionality: Works as a COM/Serial port for programming (CHIRP, etc.) and a Sound Card with PTT for digital modes.
Software Ready: Perfect for DireWolf, APRSDroid, VaraFM, Winlink, AllStarLink, and more.
Quality Assured: Ships pre-flashed with the latest v1.4.1 firmware (Hardware v1.2).
Reliable Build: Lead-free assembly in the USA. Every unit is fully function-tested by NA6D before shipping.
Requires a USB-C data cable (not included). To prevent RF interference issues, we strongly recommend a high-quality, shielded cable with ferrites, like our cable.
Compatibility
OS: Plug-and-play with Windows 10+, Linux, and MacOS.
Compatible Radios: Fits radios with a Kenwood 2-Pin (K1) connector (e.g. Baofeng UV-5R, Quansheng UV-K5, BTech).
Semi-Compatible: Some DMR radios (like Anytone 878 and UV-1701) are compatible for Audio/PTT only and cannot be programmed.
Not Compatible: ICOM, Yaesu, or Baofeng waterproof models (e.g. UV-9R).
This worked as described. I appreiate the clean level of construction.
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Aaron M
I have been struggling with the Baofeng K68 radio programming, even the Baofeng cables did not work. This NA6D All-In-One works perfectly. I use my Amazon Basic USB-C charging cable and the Chirp software works every time! If you are planning to program any radios with Chirp, don’t waste your time with cables that don’t have the additional signal filters built into the cable end. Just buy this and be done with your frustrations.
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Anonymous
I like how small and compact it is
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Gerald Jurrens N2GJ
I am able to use it with my Baofeng DM-1701 but, for some reason, it does not work with my KTH-F6. This is ironic, as all these new Chinese rigs supposedly use the Kenwood standard interface! Comments?
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Robert Delgreco
The pins are not too stout. They are not lasting very long. I suggest you sell just the pins witht he soldering fixture so people can repair the their AIOC when the pins give up they goast.It deosn't take long. In two week of plugging and unplugging destroyed the pins. The second I'm leaving pluged into the radio. I don't want to plug and unplug too much.
