Build your own streamlined radio setup with the AIOC (All-In-One-Cable) Kit.

Don't want to solder it yourself? Buy one fully assembled and tested.

This is the DIY Kit version of the popular AIOC. Once assembled, it functions exactly like the pre-built version: a compact USB-C adapter that 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.
• Semi-Assembly: The difficult SMT work is done. You only solder the final connectors which are moderately easy.
• 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).
  

Required parts

You will need an AIOC solder guide to help with soldering. You can add a solder guide to your unsoldered AIOC order for free. Discount applied at checkout, limit 1 per order.

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.

Assembly Instructions

Before you start, please review the guide and video to ensure a successful build:

• Read instruction in the GitHub readme.
• Watch this Video from FEPLabsRadio.

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). 

The AIOC is an open source design by Simon Küppers. Read more about the device at https://github.com/skuep/AIOC