> But the post only describes what to do on the controlling KX3, what
> needs to be done in order for the KX3 to receive frequency
> information?

The panadapter software would need to directly control the KX3 based on
the primary transceiver's operating frequency (with or without an IF
offset).  It needs to translate the Kenwood "auto-information" (or 
frequency polling) data to the appropriate"FA" commands to set the KX3
receive frequency as necessary to track the primary transceiver.  This
is no different than slaving a Flex-1500, Perseus, SDR-IQ, etc. to
any other transceiver using an RF splitter ("on frequency" panadapter
- 1500, Perseus, SDR-IQ, etc.) or an IF tap ("IF" panadapter - LP-Pan,
P3, Softrock, SDR-IQ with Spectravue, etc.).

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 9/10/2012 11:07 AM, Martin Storli - LA8OKA wrote:
> Many thanks Wayne!
>
> I have read that post but I didn't realize at the time what I could do with 
> it. :-)
> (Wayne post so others don't need to do a search: 
> http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/KX3-use-as-a-k3-remote-rig-td7562242.html#a7562268
>  )
>
> The reason I asked about the Kenwood Master/Slave is of course because I have 
> some Kenwoods on the table.
> But the Autoinformation may be better for my intended use, since no pushing 
> on buttons are necesarry.
>
> What I want to try out is to use the KX3 as a panadapter with my TS-2000X or 
> TS-590 as transmitters (because they have 100 watt, and the PA for the KX3 
> isn't ready), and to do so, the KX3 needs to follow the frequency on the 
> Kenwood transceiver.
>
> Remote control of my K2 is also very interesting. :-) I must try that when I 
> have time!
>
> But the post only describes what to do on the controlling KX3, what needs to 
> be done in order for the KX3 to receive frequency information?
>
> Martin Storli
> LA8OKA
> Oslo, Norway
>
> ARCTICPEAK's Radio pages!
> http://www.arcticpeak.com/radio.htm
>
>
> ________________________________
>   Fra: Wayne Burdick <[email protected]>
> Til: Martin Storli - LA8OKA <[email protected]>
> Kopi: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
> Sendt: Mandag, 10. september 2012 16.45
> Emne: Re: [Elecraft] [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave 
> connection?
>
> Martin,
>
> The KX3 and K3 do not support Kenwood's master/slave protocol. However, they 
> do support different variations of Elecraft's own master/slave protocol. This 
> allows "remote-rig" operation with various different hardware configurations.
>
> The K3 version of the protocol is extremely fast, and provides virtually 100% 
> emulation of a remote K3 by a local (terminal) K3.
>
> The KX3 implementation is at present experimental, but it will provide 
> limited control of a KX3, K3, or K2 (only VFOs, mode, bandwidth, and RIT). I 
> posted on this topic in detail quite recently.
>
> 73,
> Wayne
> N6KR
>
>
> On Sep 10, 2012, at 5:09 AM, Martin Storli - LA8OKA wrote:
>
>> Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?
>> This could be usefull in a SO2R contest operating environment, Multi-Multi 
>> contest operating environment and on DXpeditions.
>>
>> (For those of you that aren't familiar with the Kenwood Master/Slave, it is 
>> a system consisting of 2 Kenwood transceivers, where one transceiver is 
>> set-up as a master and the other is set-up as a slave, the transceivers are 
>> connected with an serial cable, and this set-up alows transfering of the 
>> operating frequency from the master transceiver to the slave transceiver.
>> But what have all this Kenwood-stuff to do with Elecraft, you may ask? It's 
>> because Kenwood transceivers and Elecraft transceivers both use the Kenwood 
>> protokol, they speak the same language you may say.)
>>
>> Martin Storli
>> LA8OKA
>> Oslo, Norway
>>
>> ARCTICPEAK's Radio pages!
>> http://www.arcticpeak.com/radio.htm
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