is not packet oriented, but
>>>>> an asynchronous communications system).
>>>>>
>>>>> If the magloop controller also transmits on the RS-232 bus, you will need
>>>>> some external device to act as "traffic cop" - note that RS-232 is
o act as "traffic cop" - note that RS-232 is a point
>>> to point system (unlike Ethernet and others) where there is one driver
>>> device and one receiver at each end.
>>>
>>> So yes, you can use a splitter - one with a 3.5mm stereo plug and two 3
e 3.5mm connector to the
> KXPA100.
>
> http://www.steppir.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Y-Cable.pdf
>
> 73 de Dick, K6KR
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
> Behalf Of Stephen Rector via Elecraft
> Sent: Sunday, Jul
5mm stereo plug and two 3.5mm
> stereo jacks if using the KXUSB.
> If you are using the KXSER cable instead, yes, you can connect a "Y" DB9
> splitter to the DB9 end of the KXSER cable - the computer connects to one
> side and the magloop controller connects to the other side of th
Hy home station is a KX3 + KPXA100, and I can control the radio via the RS232
port on the KXPA. However, recently I added a Ciro Mazzoni magloop to the
station, and its controller plugs in to the KXPA serial port to sniff for
frequency information, allowing re-tuning on the fly. This leaves no
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