On Jun 30, 2010, at 8:44 PM, Bill K9YEQ wrote:
I believe Tripplite bought out Keyspan.
Yes. Unfortunately.
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Joe:
I use the Tripplite USB-Serial converter at
http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtModelID=3914 . This
converter works seemlessly with HRD, TRX-Manager, and Logic8 in my shack. As
the others have said, do not use a standard serial cable to your K2!
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On 6/30/2010 4:54 PM, K5JAZ wrote:
Joe:
I use the Tripplite USB-Serial converter at
http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtModelID=3914 . This
converter works seemlessly with HRD, TRX-Manager, and Logic8 in my shack. As
the others have said, do not use a standard serial cable to
Please see http://www.tripplite.com/en/support/downloads/ for their Microsoft
Certified driver for this device.
I use this converter daily on my Windows 7 Professional OS with no problems.
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I believe Tripplite bought out Keyspan.
Bill
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K2 and USB to Serial for
WILLIS COOKE-2 wrote:
I never heard of anyone frying any hardware with a USB adapter Joe. If
you are connecting to Vista or Win 7 computers, you may have trouble
accessing all the features, but I don't think you will fry anything. If
you are buying an adapter try to get one that uses the
Hello:
I've done some research on this reflector but I'm still a bit confused. I'm
planning on purchasing a Laptop and I'm a bit concerned about being able to
interface the computer with no serial port with my K2. I am presently
running HRD which works well with my shack computer with a serial
I never heard of anyone frying any hardware with a USB adapter Joe. If you are
connecting to Vista or Win 7 computers, you may have trouble accessing all the
features, but I don't think you will fry anything. If you are buying an
adapter try to get one that uses the FTDI chip set rather than
Joe -
All else being equal, and I am sure that is not true grin, the main
thing to remember is to be sure and NOT use a standard serial cable with
the K2. The K2's serial adapter does NOT use standard wiring! You will
need to build up a cable that is wired for the task. The instructions
Hi Joe,
There are some options. A vanilla USB RS232 adapter but as
already mentioned don't connect it directly to the K2 AUX I/O or
damage can result to the K2. A short interface cable between the
adapter and the K2 is required.
I have used my microHAM CW Keyer with CAT cable to do the PC
Joe,
!!!DO NOT PLUG ANY USB ADAPTER DIRECTLY INTO THE K2 AUX I/O!!!
Plug the USB adapter into the cable that you are currently using - that
is safe.
73,
Don W3FPR
Joe Vrabel wrote:
Hello:
I've done some research on this reflector but I'm still a bit confused. I'm
planning on purchasing a
Jim Wiley wrote:
Joe -
All else being equal, and I am sure that is not true grin, the main
thing to remember is to be sure and NOT use a standard serial cable with
the K2. The K2's serial adapter does NOT use standard wiring! You will
need to build up a cable that is wired for the
Wow . . . Thanks for all the replys in such a short time. I now feel
comfortable in trying some of the USB to Serial cables. I have the required
Elecraft cable in place on my computer in the shack, and in fact have the
extra components to make up a second cable. I'll make sure that the USB to
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