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K4 Question

K5WA
Wayne (or anyone),

 

I have a rather specific question.  When I operate locally with a K4, I need
an RS-232 connection to the local computer/accessories but when I'm remote,
I will only need the K4's ethernet connection.  Can the K4 have BOTH enabled
simultaneously?  In the K3S, it is one or the other (USB or RS-232).

 

Thanks,

Bob K5WA

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K4 Question

ANDY DURBIN
"In the K3S, it is one or the other (USB or RS-232)."

That limitation is surprising to me.  My Kenwood TS-590S allows simultaneous use of USB CAT and COM CAT.  My current station architecture would have been much more difficult to implement without that capability.

73,
Andy, k3wyc
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Re: K4 Question

Tox
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If that turns out not to be supported, there are ethernet<->serial
adapters that are used to provide remote console ports on web servers.
I think Black Box, Raritan, and others make them.

Scott
AD6YT

On Wed, Aug 7, 2019 at 8:47 AM K5WA <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> Wayne (or anyone),
>
>
>
> I have a rather specific question.  When I operate locally with a K4, I need
> an RS-232 connection to the local computer/accessories but when I'm remote,
> I will only need the K4's ethernet connection.  Can the K4 have BOTH enabled
> simultaneously?  In the K3S, it is one or the other (USB or RS-232).
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob K5WA
>
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Re: K4 Question

wayne burdick
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Bob, K5WA wrote:

> I have a rather specific question.  When I operate locally with a K4, I need
> an RS-232 connection to the local computer/accessories but when I'm remote,
> I will only need the K4's ethernet connection.  Can the K4 have BOTH enabled
> simultaneously?


Yes. The K4 can be controlled over all of its I/O ports simultaneously: Ethernet, USB (with two virtual serial ports), and separate RS232 (DE9 connector). We use an internal server architecture so all remote clients have independent access.

Wayne
N6KR


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