william graves wrote:
The manufacteror is Belkin and the model number is:
F3D50810GLD.
If you go to the Belkin site you'll see that even though this cable has
DB25 connectors it is not a RS-232 cable. It is intended to connect two
PCs back to back via their printer ports. It can be be
That number is for a parallel data transfer cable- DB25-DB25, M/M. My
straight through Belkin is F3D111. The data transfer cable is
cross-wired for in/out and handshaking.
You can GOOGLE the cable number - the numbers after the XXXxxx
apparently refer to special features like length and Gold
OKthanks all, for the info. It seemed strange,
because in all of my previous experience with cables,
pin 1 always went to pin 1 on the other end, etc...
Interesting.
I need only 9 wires between the PK-232 and the
computer so I wonder if I can cut the cable and spice
just the ones for this
Why avoid the 14080 kc RTTY scared cow
frequency? We shouldn't andI say thatas abig time RTTY
operator! Everyone wants to stake out their own little turf frequencies
according to the mode that "they" like to operate. We don't need to avoid use of
ALE or MT63 turf frequencies either,
I suggest you might want to look at the following url for very good info
on serial ports. The code section is specific to Posix systems ; XP
thinks that it complies of course :(. The end of the document has some
very good illustrations of the pinouts for the most common hardware
interfaces
I have my PK232 to computer has only 3
wiresas follows:
DB9-2 DB25-2
DB9-3 DB25-3
DB9-5 DB25-7
I do not remember ifI crossed pin 2 3
Lew
- Original Message -
From:
william
graves
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 9:19
AM
Dear Bonnie, at all ,
proposed by - We ??? at least I am not in this WE group
Please count me out - Vilnis Vosekalns , YL2KF .
Using Olivia and all other modes too and do not see a reason to
give such a drastic suggeastion to move down from 14.100 Khz with
Olivia. This can start
Olivia is now popular for digital keyboarding.
Since Olivia has so many possible modes in it,
there is a search for a 500Hz starting point.
I propose that we, as a group of Olivia operators,
use 14076kHz-14079kHz, as a centre-of-activity
starting point for Olivia 500/8 .
Olivia 500/8 (or
