OK ... see below
On 7/22/2017 2:02 PM, Tim Boppre wrote:
Sorry, yes, I shouldn't have added in the SignaLink comment in my reply as
that's not the problem.
In the PTT Method portion of the Radio dialog box is the PTT Method set to
"CAT" instead of "VOX"?
Good ..
To clarify, the Port
Tim and all,
The COM7 is the port that your particular computer has assigned to the
KXUSB cable's USB to serial adapter. Everyone else will have to
discover which COM port is assigned to their cable. It should be
briefly displayed on a Windows computer near the clock when it is
plugged in
Tom:
I just hooked up my SignaLink USB and it works fine and just completed an
FT8 QSO with K7TN as a test.
The radio control settings (File\Settings\Radio tab) are the same as they
were with the USB soundcard as nothing would have caused this to change.
The audio settings did change
Tom:
Yes, I am using the KX2 USB cable and it shows up on COM7 in my PC and yes,
the 3.5mm plug is in the ACC jack on the radio.
I was re-reading the thread and noticed that earlier in the thread KN3ILZ
outlined the steps to configure. Your response of only USB in the Serial
Port drop-down
Hi Eben,
Welcome to "Radio-land"
If that is normal is not for me to decide but...
I actually measured the power level of my KX3 in CW with 0.0 watt as set
level.
It varies from band to band. On 50 MHz I found -18 dBm and on the HF
bands between -20 and -30 dBm.
On 14 MHz I found -23 dBm
Good afternoon,
I was high on a ladder scraping my house and birding by ear when I
began musing how listening is a learned skill. Perceiving the
difference between a veery's call and that of a crow or a pileated
woodpecker is simple; determining which species of finch is a far
different
Bob,
I have the appropriate cables for the Signalink to radio. Everything
is hooked up per instructions. I've even got my KXUSB cable connected
and I'm only able to receive and decode. Transmitting is now my problem.
SO frustrating.
Tom
On 07/22/2017 01:26 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
On 07/22/2017 03:06 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Tom,
If the TX LED on the KX2 turns on, the KX2 is going into transmit.
Put a dummy load on the KX2 so you don't clutter up the airways.
Dummy load being used.
Once you have that, the next step is to set the audio level correctly.
You have
Sorry, yes, I shouldn't have added in the SignaLink comment in my reply as
that's not the problem.
In the PTT Method portion of the Radio dialog box is the PTT Method set to
"CAT" instead of "VOX"?
To clarify, the Port drop-down in the PTT Method portion of the Radio
settings tab is only enabled
I entered a frequency (25.000mhz) for a quick jump and it now appears when I
step through the bands. Is there a way to erase this?
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Speaking as someone who has run digital modes going back far enough to
have used a physical teletype machine with an ST-6
I wouldn't bother with PTT. Sure, it seems right, but unless you're
trying to run AMTOR (which has an extremely short TX time), I'd just run
VOX. It works fine.
Tom,
If the TX LED on the KX2 turns on, the KX2 is going into transmit.
Put a dummy load on the KX2 so you don't clutter up the airways.
Once you have that, the next step is to set the audio level correctly.
You have 2 controls to manipulate - the KX2 MIC GAIN and the Line Out
setting for the
Mark,
It is most likely coming up when you try to select the 12 meter band -
because that one is closest to 25.000MHz. Verify that band is 12 meters
first.
Then do a Direct Frequency Entry to anywhere within that band.
After that, all should be well.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/22/2017 3:59 PM,
Hi Buddy
I can thing of 2 things. Overheating .. not likely since usually the RF
section shut downs.
RF getting into the power supply. Grounding might not make a difference.
RF Chokes on the power supply DC cord might help.
Oh, the 3rd thing, Is your power supply up to the task? Might it be
Tom,
Sorry you are having so much trouble.
There is likely something that you are not relating to us because you
have not discovered it yet.
Do you have the KX2 set to DATA A mode? PSK D and FSK D do not respond
to audio input.
Do you have the jumpers in the SignaLink set correctly? See
If Tommy is using a SignaLink, he will also have to set the
transmit and receive level pots on the SignaLink. I have always
set mine fully clockwise -- full on.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 7/22/17 at 1:38 PM, ne...@techie.com (Neil Zampella) wrote:
Now you say you're not transmitting. What is the MIC
Tom,
Rather than trying to work with FT-8, you might want to initially try
Fldigi - I think it may be easier, and if that works, then the trouble
finger points to the software for FT-8.
Take all the information we have given you about setting audio levels -
they should be the same (or
Yes. It just takes switching the 8-wire connection to a new sensor with
something like this:
http://www.computercableinc.com/ccinc/products.jsp?sub=Switch+Boxes+-+Manual
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73, Ron AC7AC
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I have tried every way possible to this point. When I have CAT
selected I get a green test cat button, pushing it does nothing but turn
it white then after a few seconds it goes to green. Pushing test PTT
keys the rig, the button turns RED and I see no signal going out of the
radio.
Dave,
Certainly, just find a switch that can switch all the wires of an
Ethernet cable and you will be in business.
Of course, you would have to operate the switch manually unless you can
come up with some scheme to operate the switch when each transverter is
powered on.
73,
Don W3FPR
On
See below ..
On 7/22/2017 5:58 PM, Bjorn Pehrson wrote:
Neil,
Two newbie questions regarding your item 3 below, the two 2.5mm cables:
- My USB audio fob has 3.5mm female contacts, so I need 3.5 mm male
contacts in that end
- Where to hook up the other ends? In the KX3 I suppose, but both
The SignaLink is only handling audio. You need a separate cable between
the radio and computer for CAT control.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 7/22/2017 11:18 AM, Tommy wrote:
Hi Tim,
Thanks for responding! I keep getting a "rig control error, do you
want to reconfigure the radio interface?" when
Tim,
My KX2 utility is not running. I unplugged the signalink USB cable
and replugged it in and the "Test cat" turns green. However, when I hit
that button it turns white then after a few seconds turns green again
but the radio does NOT key.
In my device manager I see a com3 and this
Fixed! Thx
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I see that the W2 can support up to 2 remote sensors, selectable from the
front panel.
Is it possible to support more (say 4 total) with some kind of external
switching arrangement?
I have a K3 with three XV series transverters (144, 222, 432). Each
transverter feeds a power amp and connects to an
i am using wsjt-x software for jt65 using my k3. after operating for
approximately 2 hours today, i answered a cq, and after 30 seconds the k3
shut down completely. i waited a few minutes and changed antennas. the k3
powered up, and i tried again. same result, shutdown after 30 seconds of
Hi Tim,
Thanks for responding! I keep getting a "rig control error, do you
want to reconfigure the radio interface?" when I key the radio. I've
tried seemingly everything so far to no avail. I have the 2 signalink
cables in the right ports and no matter what options I try in rig
control
The KXFL3 is no longer available. Thanks for your interest.
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On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 8:19 PM, Chuck Milam, N9KY wrote:
> I have a KXFL3 Internal Dual-Passband Roofing Filter that is excess to my
> needs.
>
> I ordered the KXFL3 without
Tom:
I just recently got FT8 going with my KX2. I also have a SignaLink USB but
chose not to haul it along for portable operation. I purchased a $6.49 USB
soundcard and it works great! If you are looking for a more portable
alternative I have the details of my configuration posted on my blog:
Det Rick call and talk to Eric he will give you all of the answers you may have
questions of. He is a stand up guy and local business man.I have charged
using either port, the need is about 14.2v for a good charge and low amps.
Their charger works great and has APP on it.Scott AK6Q
Hi Neil,
Thanks for the info. I do have Dimension 4.
On 07/22/2017 01:08 AM, Neil Zampella wrote:
Tom,
You do not 'set up' auto sequencing and standard messages, the program
does that. All you need to do is enter your Callsign and GRID in the
settings for the program. You also need
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