Hi Jim:
When I ran an ST-8000 (not A) 20+ years ago I usually set it up to regenerate the tones on receive. Then I ran the tones into a KAM and used an appropriate KAM type program. Transmit was usually from the KAM directly as the setup was simpler and I didn't see a real advantage in using the HAL.
Today you could do the same thing with a sound card instead of the KAM. Might be able to regenerate on transmit as well - could be cleaner that way, don't remember if it's possible.
HTH es 73
-Pete
WB2QLL
Somers, WI
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>Anyone on here using a HAL ST-8000A RTTY Terminal Unit with the K3? Looking for information on interfacing one to ANY ham rig, not necessarily just a K3 and also info on a good terminal program that will read standard baudot code over the RS-232 I/O of the 8000A. There used to be several terminal emulators that understood Baudot at 45.45 baud (60 wpm) but those I've been able to locate won't run on 64 bit Windows 7 Pro, even in a command prompt (DOS) window so I'm wondering if anyone knows of something that will actually work. It needs to be either free or very inexpensive.
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>Jim - W0EB
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