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w0sz
Thanks, gang, for the help.  My good friend, W0NTA, set me straight.  For
some reason I thought I could key the rig using audio like with PSK31, duh.
Anyway, Dick, had an extra DSB9 interface cable that he was willing to lend
me.  Now I need another USB Serial Cable.  My computer doesn't have a serial
port, boo!  Anyway, it's a great group.  One can always get help, fast, on
the Elecraft reflector.   Best 73, Steve

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Re: N3FJP setup

Julian, G4ILO
w0sz wrote
Thanks, gang, for the help.  My good friend, W0NTA, set me straight.  For
some reason I thought I could key the rig using audio like with PSK31, duh.
Anyway, Dick, had an extra DSB9 interface cable that he was willing to lend
me.  Now I need another USB Serial Cable.  My computer doesn't have a serial
port, boo!  Anyway, it's a great group.  One can always get help, fast, on
the Elecraft reflector.   Best 73, Steve
If you used KComm you could key the K2 / K3 using CAT commands so you would not need any extra connection.
Julian, G4ILO. K2 #392  K3 #222 KX3 #110
* G4ILO's Shack - http://www.g4ilo.com
* KComm - http://www.g4ilo.com/kcomm.html
* KTune - http://www.g4ilo.com/ktune.html
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Re: N3FJP setup

Dave, G4AON
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Couple of points Steve...
(1) It's always worth keeping an eye out for multi-RS232 cards, I
managed to find a 6 port serial card a couple of years ago which was
very cheap, it gives me 8 real serial ports on my desktop PC.  Real
RS232 ports "just work", USB/serial adapters work most of the time!

(2) Programs like Ham Radio Deluxe key the radio via serial command, so
you only need a single serial cable (plus audio cables). Needs nothing
more than you can find in high street shops.

73 Dave, G4AON
K3/100 #80
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Thanks, gang, for the help. My good friend, W0NTA, set me straight. For
some reason I thought I could key the rig using audio like with PSK31, duh.
Anyway, Dick, had an extra DSB9 interface cable that he was willing to lend
me. Now I need another USB Serial Cable. My computer doesn't have a serial
port, boo! Anyway, it's a great group. One can always get help, fast, on
the Elecraft reflector. Best 73, Steve
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