The original post stated a different protocol, but Binary Coded Decimal  
(BCD) is simple and decoding chips are cheap!
Counting to 10 in binary only takes 4 wires, or outputs.  I've never 
looked at the outputs on mine.
I built a number of BCD decoders with opto isolators on perf board  to 
control relays when I was a tech.
  The 4  lines out are as follows. (1,2,4,8) No lines activated = zero.  
The first line high = one, the second line = two. The first and second 
high = three ( 1 + 2 = 3), the third line = 4 (just add the consecutive 
lines as you count to 10).  Yes, you can count higher with 4 lines, but 
the encoders rarely go above 10.
 It just take a decoder chip and the control chips to actuate the relays, 
plus either pull down, or pull up resistors.
 Having a board already laid out makes building a band decoder/controller 
very easy and much neater than perf board.
73
73
Roger  (K8RI)
On 4/17/2016 Sunday 9:37 PM, Gary Huber wrote:
 For a band decoder, I used the UM BCD-10 (now BCD-14), (see 
http://www.unifiedmicro.com/BCD_14_MAN.pdf). Very easy to configure 
using DXLabs, Commander,  Configuration, and a device table to output 
a BCD value to the band decoder (see 
http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/ControlAntennaSwitch)
73 ES DX,
Gary - AB9M
On 4/17/2016 6:13 PM, Douglas Ruz / CO8DM wrote:
 
Hi,
I am building a simple as possible SO2R configuration.
 I need some advices about a 6 x 2 antenna relay unit.I prefer a kit 
because
it is cheaper.
I think I need build also a Band decoder.any idea?
Thanks,
Doug, CO8DM
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