I have a RigExpert TI-8 and Cable for the K3S that I bought new that does
FSK with a built in Winkeyer as well.  I thought I would use it on the K3S
but instead I just went the USB route and do AFSK.  It's still setting in
the box looking lonely.  I also have cables for the Ten Tec Orion II, and
Kenwood 590SG which I have parted with recently and probably need to get rid
of this much needed (Ya Right) stuff.  Hi..

The USB route was the simplest and does all of the sound card modes.

Ed.. AB4IQ

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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2018 7:23 PM
To: Richard Ferch <ve3...@gmail.com>
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3S fsk with usb

I believe that FSK uses the TX signal on a serial port  and is connected to
a pin on the DE15 ACC2 port on the K3(S). 

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...nr4c. bill


> On Aug 30, 2018, at 2:19 PM, Richard Ferch <ve3...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> To transmit FSK from N1MM+/MMTTY with a K3 or K3S, you need: (a) some 
> kind of serial port-based keying interface; and (b) a cable from the 
> keying interface to the 15-pin ACC port on the back of the K3/K3S (pin 
> 1 is the FSK keying input).
> 
> The serial port used for FSK keying by MMTTY must be a different 
> serial port from the port used by N1MM+ for radio control. The two 
> programs cannot share the same serial port.
> 
> The serial port interface can be a one-transistor keying circuit 
> connected to a true serial port, or the same kind of interface 
> connected to a USB-to-serial adapter with the help of the EXTFSK 
> plugin in MMTTY, or a USB device that incorporates both a virtual 
> serial port and a keying circuit, such as a commercially available 
> keying interface (e.g. microHam, RigExpert, ...), or a TinyFSK (either 
> with a special plugin for MMTTY or used directly from N1MM+).
> 
> In principle, an RTTY program could use radio control commands to key 
> FSK via the USB cable to the radio, but none of the RTTY modems 
> supported by
> N1MM+ (including MMTTY) use this method. It should be possible to 
> N1MM+ program
> CAT1ASC macros into the N1MM+ function keys to implement this 
> approach, but I don't know whether anyone has tried this. There are a 
> number of people who have used a similar approach for keying CW from 
> N1MM+ with the KX2 and KX3, and offhand I cannot think of a reason why 
> it would not also work in FSK RTTY, but I have never tried it. Just as 
> in CW, there are likely to be some features of N1MM+ that work with 
> more traditional methods but that wouldn't work using this unsupported
method.
> 
> 73,
> Rich VE3KI
> 
> 
> PD1RP wrote:
> 
> I want to do FSK with my K3S.
> N1MM and MMTTY.
> The USB cable i used it for radio control.
> What kind of cable do i need for FSK or can i used the USB cable also.
> Any suggestions are welcome.
> ______________________________________________________________

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