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CBLP3y Cable P3 to K3 connection

mjpilgrim
I just acquired a P3, but was surprised to learn that I need a cable (CBLP3Y)
to enable the K3 VFO frequency to be displayed on the P3.  I located in my
toy box a couple cables of same description as the CBLP3Y, that being they
are terminated on one end by a RJ45 connector and a DB9 Male on the other.
(I see in page 4 of the P3 owner's manual it calls this cable a Male-Female
DE-9, so that is confusing to me.  What is a DE-9 connector?).  My question
is to ask if my toy box cables will do the job, or is there something
specific to the CBLP3Y that  designates that as the only cable to use?

Someone please help me with this question.  Thanks,  Mike Pilgrim, K5MP



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Re: CBLP3y Cable P3 to K3 connection

Nr4c
GOOGLE D-Sub connector

You'll find a bit of information that will surprise you!  Check out the wikipedia link.

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...nr4c. bill


> On Oct 6, 2017, at 12:30 PM, mjpilgrim <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> I just acquired a P3, but was surprised to learn that I need a cable (CBLP3Y)
> to enable the K3 VFO frequency to be displayed on the P3.  I located in my
> toy box a couple cables of same description as the CBLP3Y, that being they
> are terminated on one end by a RJ45 connector and a DB9 Male on the other.
> (I see in page 4 of the P3 owner's manual it calls this cable a Male-Female
> DE-9, so that is confusing to me.  What is a DE-9 connector?).  My question
> is to ask if my toy box cables will do the job, or is there something
> specific to the CBLP3Y that  designates that as the only cable to use?
>
> Someone please help me with this question.  Thanks,  Mike Pilgrim, K5MP
>
>
>
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Re: CBLP3y Cable P3 to K3 connection

Don Wilhelm
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Mike,

DE-9 is the proper designation for what most call the DB-9 connector.
The proper "DB" designation is for the wide 25 pin size housing that was
used for printers on the PC and on commercial modems.
When the IBM PC first came out, they used 9 pin connectors for the
serial ports and many referred to them as DB-9 even though the proper
designation for that size connector (no matter how many pins) is "DE".

73,
Don W3FPR

On 10/6/2017 12:30 PM, mjpilgrim wrote:
> I just acquired a P3, but was surprised to learn that I need a cable (CBLP3Y)
> to enable the K3 VFO frequency to be displayed on the P3.  I located in my
> toy box a couple cables of same description as the CBLP3Y, that being they
> are terminated on one end by a RJ45 connector and a DB9 Male on the other.
> (I see in page 4 of the P3 owner's manual it calls this cable a Male-Female
> DE-9, so that is confusing to me.  What is a DE-9 connector?).  My question
> is to ask if my toy box cables will do the job, or is there something
> specific to the CBLP3Y that  designates that as the only cable to use?
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K3 Speaker is mute

py2sex
Hi all,
First post after couple of years. Recently I’ve put my K3 back to my bench but I noticed that speaker is mute. It wasn’t before and after search for the issue, I found something regarding the protection of mono plugs connected at back of the radio, is that the case?
I connected only a DB37 for the microham and my headset was in. After I removed the headset, no sound.
If I connect my headset at front or back everything is fine, only the internal speaker is completely mute.
Any tip or idea?
Thanks in advance.

73
Alex
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Re: CBLP3y Cable P3 to K3 connection

markmusick
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Mike,
Now that Bill and Don have filled you in on the DB9 versus a DE9 issue, I'll
try to address your question about the CBLP3Y.
One of your cables alone will not do the job.
The CBLP3Y has two DE9s, one female the other male, and a RJ45 connector.
The male DE9 plugs into the connector on the P3 marked PC. The female
connector plugs into the connector on the P3 marked XCVR. The female DE9
connector has two cables connected to it. One cable goes to the male DE9,
the other cable goes to the RJ45. This means you will have to get a female
DE9 and do some soldering to make a CBLP3Y cable. I'm not sure there is a
wiring diagram to make your own. Support may be able to help with that. I
would vote to just purchase a CBLP3Y. I think it is $39.95 plus shipping.

Mark, WB9CIF

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Subject: [Elecraft] CBLP3y Cable P3 to K3 connection

I just acquired a P3, but was surprised to learn that I need a cable
(CBLP3Y) to enable the K3 VFO frequency to be displayed on the P3.  I
located in my toy box a couple cables of same description as the CBLP3Y,
that being they are terminated on one end by a RJ45 connector and a DB9 Male
on the other.
(I see in page 4 of the P3 owner's manual it calls this cable a Male-Female
DE-9, so that is confusing to me.  What is a DE-9 connector?).  My question
is to ask if my toy box cables will do the job, or is there something
specific to the CBLP3Y that  designates that as the only cable to use?

Someone please help me with this question.  Thanks,  Mike Pilgrim, K5MP



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