My setup is similar in that I dedicate one computer exclusively to my 
SDR-1000 and use a different one for logging et al. So my SDR-1000 
plus its computer is a "stand-alone" rig.

Install a serial port in the 5000C if it doesn't already have one 
(COMPUSA may still have the cheap PCI card I use that provides 2S 1P 
for around $25), get a null modem cable or adapter (check Radio 
Shack) (and two audio cables, if you want more than just logging).

Then just follow the general instructions for setting up any rig for 
CAT use. The null modem cable/adapter connects the serial ports on 
the two different computers. Use Kenwood mode. If your PA requires 
ALC for self-protection, you are on your own.

Jerry W4UK

At 08:09 AM 11/22/2007, William Hein wrote:
>I want to use my main shack computer for logging and rig control of
>the Flex-5000C, treating the 5000C like I would any standalone rig.
>
>I have a SO2R operation and the station computer controls two rigs,
>one of which is being replaced by the 5000C, plus two PAs, antenna
>switching and BPF routing.  It is not practical to migrate all these
>functions to the 5000C.  (Also, I have four LCD monitors connected to
>the main shack computer.)
>
>Doesn't seem to be anything in the 5000 manual regarding this.  The
>manual assumes everyone will use the 5000C for logging as well as
>PowerSDR, connecting via VAC.
>
>Suggestions?
>
>73,
>Bill NT1Y
>
>
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