I think old instructions said to connect Elecraft Utility direct to radio. Not
thru Microham.
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...nr4c. bill
> On Feb 16, 2018, at 5:35 PM, "j...@kk9a.com" wrote:
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> What is your callsign? I do not have the USB interface however I do have a
> lot of other
On 2/16/2018 6:21 PM, Tom wrote:
>
I may be mistaken with the following. Joe can answer this best.
Using the K3 utility with the MicroHam, is not something you
generally want to do.
The K3 utility runs just fine through microHAM USB Device Router
as long as it is the *only* application
Have you installed microHAM USB Device Router in the Windows Virtual
Machine? Router installs both the FTDI (hardware) driver and the
Eltima VSPAX (software) driver.
The hardware driver is responsible for communications between the
Router software and the interface. The VSPAX is responsible
A first step might be to get things working using the K3 utility
under MacOS. After that works, then fight whatever problems may
exist in VMware and Windows.
73 Bill AE6JV
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Hi,
I may be mistaken with the following. Joe can answer this best. Using the
K3 utility with the MicroHam, is not something you generally want to do.
Many of the commands are not part of the Elecraft serial port API.
I know that in the past when Win4K3Suite was being developed, the MicroHam
Greg,
Do you have a USB to serial cable other than the MicroHam?
If so, try connecting using K3 Utility with it. If it works, then you
will know the K3 is OK, and the computer (at least for K3 Utility) is OK
too.
If that is the case, then you will only need to look at the MicroHam,
the
What is your callsign? I do not have the USB interface however I do have a
lot of other MicroHAM devices. Since I do not see the word Router in your
post I have to ask this again: Are you following the MicroHAM setup
instructions?
John KK9A
gbconsultin...@gmail.com Wrote"
I am still trying to
My connection K3 -> P3 -> USB III -> PC works fine with Microham driver
installed.
With the Microham driver GUI, you need to configure virtual COM port to
communication PC software such as K3 Utility and others to K3.
73 de JH3SIF, Keith
> 2018/02/17 4:23、Greg Best
I hope this is not the case but if it is, this is really bad. My PC is
actually a MacBook Pro with VMWARE Fusion on it with Win 7 as virtual OS.
One of the things with the virtual OS is that only certain ports are
available and Com1 appears to be the only port addressable. The only way I
will
Somewhere in the deep dark memory I remember that com1 and com2 cant be used
My own setup uses com3
De vk2hhs
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> On 17 Feb 2018, at 06:23, Greg Best wrote:
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> I am still trying to get a K3 talking. I have a connection through a
> Microham USB
My CS-60 case arrived yesterday. Just put the KX2 in the case and it is a GREAT
fit!! Lots of room for paddles, earbuds/headphones, wire antenna. The nice
thing is that the entire station (in a baggie) will slide gently into my small
backpack and it will be very well protected between the
Hi,
Okay, I thought your measurements were like S21 and could be considered a
transmission (thru) loss. The other measurements I referred to were -- in
other words, I don't believe they were measurements of 'mismatch loss'. The
Times Microwave loss figure was definitely a transmission loss.
I
My neighbor is a SWL and when I'm on the radio it pretty much crushes
his little table top RX. As a way to preserve neighboorhood harmony,
I'm looking for a radio with a tough front end that would alievate his
problem to an extent.
So I was thinking a great solution would be an old K3 that
I am still trying to get a K3 talking. I have a connection through a
Microham USB III Interface box that connects the K3 RS232 port to my PC
running Win 7 64 Pro. The path is from the K3 to the Microham III USB
interface, then there is a straight USB connection from the Microham to the
PC. I
Aaron,
What you fail to tell is: What hardware does your Linux Mint 18.3 run on?
What I don't know and cannot test is what USB device code is produced by
the SignaLink. Normally a sound card is recognised by the linux kernel
but in some cases it isn't
Try to open a terminal screen
Have you followed the instructions in the microHAM USB Interface III
Users Manual to set the jumpers for the correct serial signal levels
(RS-232 in this case)?
After that, look at the configuration example for USB III and N1MM
Logger+ which is available in Router (Help | Download Documents) or
The router software should show if the K3 is connected. Make sure that
this works before opening the logging software. Like others have said, use
38400 baud. Carefully follow the MicroHAM instructions.
John KK9A
N6XI wrote:
You got good advice on baud rate. Also, it's wise always to confirm
I wonder if anyone has a quick answer to the following problem.
Switched on this morning but no LED¹s light up on Front Panel, however the
LCD shows correctly with KPA500 and then PWR 0. With a drive applied
amplifier shows output on the LCD.
Appears to have lost the power to the Front Panel
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