Bob, You cannot tell the K3 to change it.
The Signalink is a mono soundcard and only listens to the left channel - which is the connection to the tip of the jack. Even if the Signalink cable has a stereo plug, there is nothing connected to the ring.
If you need to listen to the SubRX audio, you will have to use a soundcard that is stereo. If you use the internal computer soundcard, be sure to turn off Windows sounds.
If you want to use the Signalink, you would have to make an adapter for the Signalink audio input so that the audio is taken from either the tip (normal) or the ring connection (SubRX) - a manual switch would be in order to select either one.
73, Don W3FPR On 5/13/2014 11:41 PM, Bob KD7YZ wrote:
I am using the BNC connector for the Rx antenna and am receiving primarily on the internal 6m band. This is the first time I have tried it. Otherwise I have been working many bands and using JT65 with no problems I just now realised that my SignaLink soundcard in fact is NOT listening to the Sub-Rx because I shut off the mast mounted Gaasfet and although the sub-RX audio dropped way off, the JT65 program showed a steady, unchanging noise level. So how do I tell the K3 to put the audio from the Sub Rx and not the main Rx?
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