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- With digital isolation technology, makes it compatible with the different electrical power level, working well while connecting with the computer.
- Recommended bundles: 1DE-19 + XPA125B + G106 2DE-19 + G90 3DE-19 + X5105
Description
Xiegu DE-19 is an external expansion adapter. It integrates a USB interface unit, isolation, amplification unit, and interface units working with Xiegu G90, Xiegu G106, and Xiegu XPA125B. It can act as the external adapter for the foregoing models and is easy to connect to a PC for control or data communication. 1. In connecting G106, X5105 and G90, the new-version JTDX software can be directly installed in models G90 and X5105. If the JTDX software is an old-version, model IC- 7000 and serial console baud rate 19200 can be selected. 2. The old-version JTDX has to reply on 0miniRig software for proper connection. OminiRig software settings are as follows: Rig type: IC - 7000 Baud rate: 19200 Port: select the port number virtualized on your computer RTS: LOW DTR: LOW Other options are default and do not need to be modified. 3. The port and baud rate of HRID software are set as above. Other control software of the same type can also be set as above.
Compatible Devices: Xiegu G90, Xiegu G106, Xiegu XPA125B
Color: black, white
Brand: Xiegu
Number of Ports: 8
Item Package Quantity: 1
Compatible Devices: Xiegu G90, Xiegu G106, Xiegu XPA125B
Number of Ports: 8
Brand: Xiegu
Model Number: DE-19
Manufacturer: Xiegu
Built-In Media: 3.5mm couplet cable, ACC couplet cable, DE-19 adapter, Type-C data line, User Manual
Mfr Part Number: X6100
Warranty Description: 28 month warranty
Package Quantity: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Color: black, white
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The DE19 will allow the Xiegu G106 firmware version 1.4 (and other Xiegu radios of course) to run WSJT-X and JS8Call perfectly without issues for sure on both Windows 10 and Linux Mint. At first I struggled to get the G106 working in digital mode. But once I figured out how it all works it was a snap. You literally take the DE19 out of the box, plug it in with the 3 supplied cables, and you're done. You never need to touch it again. No drivers needed, it just works. For anyone having trouble getting digital mode to work on the G106: The "Mode" on the radio must be set to U-D. For "RIG" in the radio settings of WSJT-X, using ICOM 7100 works without issues using "CAT" for PTT method. For me the tricky part was understanding what exactly the audio settings in the computer do, which are absolutely critical to get FT8, etc. to work properly. If the audio output in the computer settings is not set high enough, the radio transmitter output will be low or even zero. So the red "transmit" light will come on, CAT control and everything will appear perfectly normal, but you will have nothing (or something less than the full 5 watts) going to the antenna. If that's the case you have to search for and find the Audio Out adjustment slider in the computer and adjust it higher until you see 5 watts being sent to the antenna. On the G106 it's a big help to have a watt meter in line with the antenna to get it adjusted perfectly. This is important because if you set the Audio Out too high, then that will over-drive the transmitter. I have seen my G106 put out over 8 watts by having the Audio Out on the computer set too high, which doesn't sound healthy for the radio. The other critical adjustment in on the WSJT-X software itself. This is the "PWR" vertical slider adjustment on the far right side of the WSJT-X main screen. What this does, at least on mine, is adjust the power output of the G106 the exact same way as the Audio Out does on the computer. Again you need a watt meter to adjust this perfectly. I assume this adjustment is a percentage of the Audio Out value in the computer. Just play around with both of them to get the actual transmitter power right. Using a combination of these two slider adjustments I can vary the power output of my G106 to anywhere between zero and a little over 8 watts. At first I tried to use FLRig but had to give up on it, I just could not get either WSJT-X or JS8Call to work with it. But I found it is totally unnecessary. Just use Icom 7100 for Rig in each. All this to say the DE19 works great, requires no driver software, and is all the extra hardware you need to get FT8 and JS8Call to work. I hope this helps anyone struggling to get the G106 to work in digital mode. I wish I knew this when I first got started. I'm very happy with my G106/DE19 setup for digital modes.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025 by Illya Kuryakin
Plug and play! 5 min and you can receive/transmit ft8! The best adapter I ever purchased!
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Etienne Finet
I was able to get my G90 sending and receiving FT8 very quickly using the DE-19. It’s about as close to plug-and-play as anything in ham radio… which means it’s harder than using an iPhone, but much easier than, say, programming a Baofeng HT (or a VCR, if you ever attempted that). Maybe there are still cheaper ways to make this happen, but you’ll be stringing together various devices and adapters where the DE-19 comes complete with all the hardware you need. Older modes like RTTY are tougher to get going, but that’s due to the clumsiness of FLRig / FLDigi compared to WSJT-X. I’d definitely recommend getting FT8 going before you move on to other modulation protocols. Nice surprise: my young daughter actually gets a kick out of “helping” with FT8, though I think she’d rather scrape paint than watch me work SSB. Something about the periodicity of it, and the XMIT light clicking on… then you start looking up callsigns on QRZ. You never know what’s going to resonate with a preschooler.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by James B. Wilkinson
The G106 is exactly what it is intended to be. A very basic, but reliable HF QRP transceiver. I tend to waste no time putting radios to the test, and this one has passed. For a minute I thought it had a problem with low Tx power, after further investigation I found that I actually had not one but two faulty pieces of test equipment. The radio was fine. I do have to mention that Radioddity provided excellent support while I was diagnosing the issue. Bottom line is it's a good solid product that is priced appropriately for what it does.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2025 by Mbales73
I have mixed feelings about the DE-19. I could not get CAT control to work on the Xeigu G106 radio. Mainly because there was no selection for the radio in Wsjtx. Maybe in the future there will be. The device is much simpler to connect than the CE-19.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by ebastro
Just the thing for using the G90 for digital modes. I did run into one issue on Linux Mint. The DE-19 apparently supports using RTS and or DTR for PTT, rather than a rig command, so one or the other or both are tied to the accessory PTT line, which I don't see documented anywhere. It doesn't seem to be an issue on Windows (or even Wine), but hamlib rigctld on Linux locks transmit on with default settings. If you encounter this, explicitly set RTS and DTR with --set-conf=rts_state=OFF,dtr_state=OFF --ptt-type=RIG
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by Luke H
Esta unidad es una gran mejora respecto a la CE-19, ya que tiene incluida una tarjeta de sonido y esta mejor diseñada. La uso con mi Xiegu 5105 para operar FT8 con 2 Watt en forma portátil. Su desempeño es excelente. Viene con todos los cables necesarios.- La recomiendo totalmente.- CE4RWS 73
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by hquintas
It does work and it's the easiest way to setup your (in my case) G90 and XPA125B to work digital modes at ~100W. The CE-19 it comes with is a joke and the digirig works but you can't use it with an amp. The biggest problem this has is the cables which aren't choked or shielded. A couple ferrite beads later and I was in business though. Also verified it works well using the digirig cables that come with beads and shielding. Settings are 19200, N,8,2 (stop bits may or may not matter but I needed it to make the cat work reliably and not A/B switch all the time) a long with rts low (very important to manually set). If you are using rigctld make sure to add -C rts_state=OFF,stop_bits=2 to your command. This thing also packs nicely because it's the same foot print as a raspberry pi so it stays in the same place in my foam cutout as my rpi. If you do not plan on using the amp then save some $$$. You can use the USB cable that comes with the G90 for cat control and get a simple TRRS -> din cable for the audio. Search for "FT8 Audio ACC Interface 8-Pin Mini DIN DATA Cable XIEGU G90 X5105 HF Transceiver" and it was about $16 on eBay. I set that up with a laptop using its internal sound card and I have far fewer issues than I did using the DE-19 or the digirig. Note that I did need ferrites on the USB cable (one at each end). I went ahead and tossed some on the audio cable too.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024 by GoPokes