[Resending to actually try to answer the question.]
You can use the USB built in to the K3S to set up CAT control.
(With a K3, you can use the USB <--> RS232 cable that came with
the K3 or is available from Elecraft.)
You set up your CAT control in the Preferences->Settings->Radio?
Mine shows the serial port "/dev/cu.usbserial-<serial>", Baud
Rate 38400, Data Bits 8, Stop Bits 1, Handshake None, PTT Method
CAT, Split Operation Rig.
Note: The <serial> above is the serial number built in to the
USB<-->RS232 chip in the radio or the cable. It keeps wsjt-x
using the correct adapter even if you move the adapter between
USB hubs etc.
With CAT control, the wsjt-x will correctly display the
frequency the K3S is tuned to. Using the frequency widget in
wsjt-x, you can change to other frequencies and bands and the
K3S will automatically follow.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/30/20 at 11:22 PM, flat...@comcast.net (Richard) wrote:
Mac mini running OS 10.12.6 Sierra
K3s connected via SignaLink — don’t want to change that
All of the above are playing well together; no problems.
What I’d like is to add a USB connection between the Mac and
the K3s that will cause my radio band changes to be reflected
in the little black frequency box on WSJT-X.
I’m aware that there’s more to achieving that than simply connecting them with
a USB cable.
What else do I need to do to make this happen?
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