Jerry and Guy,
The connector pin problem does not usually manifest itself as something
"extra" happening, but something that does not work.
I would suggest first unplugging everything except power and a coax to a
dummy load. Make sure the K3 operates correctly - plug mic or paddles
or key in one at a time to make checks on them.
Then connect the RS-232 cable and run N1MM to see if that now behaves
normally.
Lastly, plug in the AUX I/O cable and see what happens.
I would suggest that there is something wrong with the AUX I/O cable -
shorting pin 8 to ground.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 11/21/2016 9:50 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
I'd like to see W3FPR's take on your wimps, if that sounds like the pin
problem to him.
What's the serial number on your K3?
73, Guy K2AV
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