I installed a Manhattan dual port serial PCI card in my W7 64 bit PC built by
local guys still too young to shave. Both the K2 (with a modified cable) and
the K3 (direct 232 cable)) working great into the serial ports. Given the
problem with USB adapters sometimes working, then failing etc this
I have both my K2 and K3 connected via serial to USB cables, but I cannot
get the computer to recognize the K2. The K3 is connected via the Elecraft
serial to USB cable and works fine. The K2 uses a serial to USB adapter, but
the computer refuses to recognize the K2 adapter and insists on going
Ron -
You might consider getting a 4 port USB to Serial adapter. I have my
IC-7000, K2, and W1 wattmeter connected to one and all three are
accessbile, each with its own com port assignment.
The one I purchased is based on the FTDI chipset, like the Elecraft
KUSB adapter, and was abt $44 from
Chip,
Your post was epic. This device is exactly what I was looking for my set up
with my K3, RCS-1, the LP Panadapter and my soon to be installed SteppIR
controller. I ordered it from Amazon two minutes after I read your post.
The Elecraft reflector rules!
Thanks,
Keith
AG6AZ
You will need to make a jumper cable between the K2 and your serial-to-USB
cable. See Figure 7 on Page 13 of the KIO2 manual for the connections.
Bob, N7XY
On Feb 10, 2012, at 6:03 AM, KM4VX wrote:
I have both my K2 and K3 connected via serial to USB cables, but I cannot
get the computer
Yes, and I'm using an appropriately wired serial jumper between the K2
and the USB to serial adapter.
I also have not tried any PTT/CW keying with this adapter, so can't
comment on that.
Chip
AE5KA
On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 11:12 AM, Bob Nielsen n...@clearwire.net wrote:
You will need to make a
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