My apologies I said it was RJ-12 I believe I remembered
incorrectly It's an RJ-25 (straight thru). RJ-12 is a handset
cable with NON-straight thru wiring... essentially reversed to bridge
the handset to the base device.
RJ-25 is a 3-line, straight thru cable. That'll teach me
MY bet is a bad KPOD cable As I remember it, it is a straight
through cable with 6P6C, RJ12 connectors on both ends.
You could make one if you have CAT-5e cable, 6P6C connectors, and a
crimp tool.
You simply use 3 of the 4-pairs... Cut 4th pair back to jacket (brown
has the loosest twist
John,
Do you tend to move the K-Pod frequently? If so, that could be a reason
for cable or connector failure.
Try holding the cable an inch or so from the connector (do that at each
end). Move the cable back and forth a bit - see if that induces the
fail/no-fail situation. If so, a cable
My K-Pod has stopped working ... it works (macros are functional) for a
few minutes after K3S turned on and then power light is out and button
functions do not work! Turn rig off and back on a few minutes later and it
functions, for awhile.
I have reloaded full firmware for both K3S and P3 ...
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