[Elecraft] Vedr: [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?

Many thanks Wayne!   I have read that post but I didn't realize at the time what I could do with it. :-) (Wayne post so others don't need to do a search: http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/KX3-use-as-a-k3-remote-rig-td7562242.html#a7562268 )   The reason I asked about the Kenwood Master/Slave

Re: [Elecraft] Vedr: [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?

But the post only describes what to do on the controlling KX3, what needs to be done in order for the KX3 to receive frequency information? I'd say ... nothing. If the baudrates match and the NULL-modem cable is correct, then the KX3 sends just normal commands whenever something changes.

Re: [Elecraft] Vedr: [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?

A post note: I didn't yet use that menu entry, but I played a bit with the AI1; and AI2; serial commands, which I think are similar. 73 Holger, DH3HS __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help:

Re: [Elecraft] Vedr: [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?

But the post only describes what to do on the controlling KX3, what needs to be done in order for the KX3 to receive frequency information? The panadapter software would need to directly control the KX3 based on the primary transceiver's operating frequency (with or without an IF offset). It

Re: [Elecraft] Vedr: [KX3] Does the KX3 support the Kenwood Master/Slave connection?

AI1 and AI2 modes are extremely slow, not suited to rig control in my opinion. For the KX3 we've created a new protocol, AI4, which is much faster (although not as fast or comprehensive as the K3-to-K3 protocol). In addition to using the menu entry, you can put a KX3 into terminal mode by