George, check that Data is set to DATA A. (Change it using the VFO B knob).
Also widen the filter passband when in DATA mode and it should work. Also make
sure that you have DATA A set to USB and not LSB ( Hold ALT to change it from
one to the other). There are advantages in DATA rather than
: Robert Nobis <n7...@nobis.net>
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George,
That is gre
On Sun,4/10/2016 11:51 PM, Rick WA6NHC wrote:
To be clear, the SLUSB VOX is the weak point if it is used for PTT. It
is not reliable... this has little to do with the radio of any brand.
Thanks for the clarification, Rick. There are many weak things about
the SignalLink USB -- that's only
To be clear, the SLUSB VOX is the weak point if it is used for PTT. It
is not reliable... this has little to do with the radio of any brand.
Rick
PS Congrats on the 160M VK0EK QSO, I know what an effort that was, I saw
your call on DXA3 just after.
On 4/10/2016 10:58 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On Sun,4/10/2016 10:28 PM, Rick WA6NHC wrote:
While your decode level is admirable, using the SLUSB VOX to trigger
the PTT is less than reliable.
I have no experience with the Signal Link unit, but I use AFSK RTTY,
JT65, JT9, ISCAT, and FSK441, making thousands of QSOs in a weekend
contest.
Bob,
While your decode level is admirable, using the SLUSB VOX to trigger the
PTT is less than reliable. You will be FAR better off using a CAT
command (or RTS/DTS) for PTT.
However on my K3, I do set the tx volume to max on the sound card
driver, the TX knob to noon, THEN adjust the ALC
> On Apr 10, 2016, at 4:42 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> 2.) Build an adapter which has no connection to the 1st ring on the
> microphone plug. In other words, connect the soundcard stereo plug to only
> the shell and tip of another jack and use that adapter between your
George,
So use the 1st option until you can get the plugs and jacks to construct
the adapter.
For VOX, just set VOX on - hold the button just to the lower left of the
VFO A knob. It is a per-mode setting.
Are you using the correct DATA sub-mode? There are 4 and you should be
using DATA
hey!!!
where did you get WSJT-X v1.7.0 dev version?
I will take a look to manual to try to set up VOX
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George,
Not sure how to set up VOX using an internal sound card. For use with my
SignaLink USB, I simply adjusted the output level of the sound card until it
properly keyed the transmitter.
Also Chapter 6 in the Elect KX-3 manual covers VOX setup. See page 66.
I am also using USB rather
Don
I like better 2nd option too
but on Sundayand 7:30 pm (local time).I cant imagine where I may
find 3.5 mm conectors
How do I set up KX3 and WSJT-x soft for VOX?
By the way I get decode with radio set at USB mode but nothing set at
DATA mode.any idea ?
73,
George
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Hey Robert
Yes I think I'm ok with my Sony VPCW12AX.probably is cause better sound
device than laptop hahahaha..
I have WSJT-X v1.6.0 r6263
What are the settings for VOX?
By the way my software decode with KX3 set at USB I couldn't get any
decode set at DATA
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George,
That is great. -24 dB is good for a built in sound card. By the way what
version of JT65 are you using?
Note that your transmit signal level is usually critical for JT65 and JT9.
Also, I always use VOX to key the transmitter.
73,
Bob Nobis - N7RJN
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> On Apr 10,
George,
You are making progress, receive is good - only a little more to go to
handle the transmit situation.
The cause is because the ring contact on the microphone jack is PTT, and
the unused channel (right) of the soundcard has a sufficiently low
impedance (resistance) to trigger the
Thnaks Robert
Laptop its decoding -24 signals
so I guess I'm ok... but for some reason when I connect audio Cable .I
got PPT on.I mean just connecting plug in MIC jack and Audioand TX
red led lights on
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I tried with my Laptop Soundcard and it decodes signal even -24
So I guess sound card its ok.but when I connect Mic jack to my pc
output (phones) .it keys my KX3 (TX red led on)..I dont get it!!
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I use a Griffin iMic with my Mac with the standard accessory kit audio cables.
Works great and it's simple.
Geoff - W1OH
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The IQ outputs are for displaying the received spectrum on a pan adapter
like the PX3 or other spectrum display software like NaP3 through the
sound card in the computer.
The audio output at the headphone jack is for feeding audio to digital
mode software like FLDigi or MixW to work modes like
John,
That is mixing apples and oranges.
The RX I/Q is a quadrature output that can be used as input to a
panadapter software application or to the PX3. Yes, it requires stereo
for those applications.
They can display up to a 200 kHz slice of the band (if the bandwidth of
the soundcard is
On the topic of sound cards, I was wondering what the advantages are to
using the IQ output of the KX3 as opposed to feeding the headphone jack
into the input of the soundcard? I believe the IQ output requires
stereo input to work, but what are the advantages? I have seen on this
list quite a
George,
Many laptops do not have a good quality built-in sound cards. Their performance
for very weak signals typically is not as good as using an external sound card.
You might want to test your internal PC sound card before you go to Brazil. If
your internal sound card is able to
George,
You laptop may have only a mono input for the mic/line-in, but for
digital modes, only one channel is used, so it should work - just be
sure to turn off sounds from your OS so those are not transmitted on the
air.
A simple and inexpensive USB soundcard can eliminate the problem of
My whole KX3 station, antenna wire and all, fits in an ammo can. The
Creative Labs SB X-Fi Go! fits in just fine along with a couple of 3.5mm
m-m cables. The X-Fi is a small USB dongle, about the size of a flash
drive. It's a good compromise between size and performance, and it
isn't
Thank you Don!
So you mean I don't need to buy anything just my laptopthat's
interesting!
however, I'm kind of confusewhy so many brands of expensive interface
sound carddoes it represent any better signal or any using interface
?I mean 100 Box (signlink) against simple USB
George,
You may not need any interface at all. You may be able to use the
internal soundcard in your computer.
If you do that, turn off sounds generated by your computer OS.
The other alternative is an inexpensive external soundcard.
Use VOX to transmit instead of PTT. It simplifies the
For portable operations with my KX3, I use the SignaLink USB, mainly because of
its small size. There are better performing sound cards, but for compactness
and ease of use the SignaLink works for me when I travel.
73,
Bob Nobis - N7RJN
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