The KRC2 was designed to directly listen to quite a few radios from
many manufacturers. It does this through several I/O ports, using
Elecraft's AuxBus, Elecraft/Kenwood serial IO, Icom/Yaesu analog
voltages and Yaesu (and a host of others) BCD. You can actually connect
the KRC2 to several of these at the same time. it will only make band
switching decisions for one of them at a time. If the KRC2 is
configured (through a jumper at this point) to listen to the KRC2 and
you want to have it respond to an Icom rig, simply change the jumper in
the KRC2 and power the unit off then back on. The KRC2 does not need
any other devices (computers, etc.) to interpret what the rig is
indicating.
The KRC2 is extremely versatile, with many features just waiting to be
discovered. Anyone interested should take a good look at the manual and
think about what they might want the KRC2 to do. The next realization
is that the KRC2 can most likely do it!
-Jack Brindle, WA4FIB
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