[Elecraft] K3 Setting Up digital modes on K3 KS3

2020-04-14 Thread Rich



Have decided to play with PSK and FT4 or FT8 (if I can figure what they are)
However, I am having trouble setting up all of the various Menu and Config
settings to accept the CAT input and the CW or PTT from either HRD or Mix W. 

I have got the rig to turn on when I start a transmission on MizW, BUT all I
hear is a whistle, single tone) on the monitor.
Can someone give me som starting settings to get this working.  A few years
ago it worked on PSK, however I must have made some incorrect settings when
I got a Heil Headset with mike. 

Original K3, then added the sub receiver so it is sort of a KS3



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Re: [Elecraft] K3 SO2V in digital modes

2015-01-30 Thread Joe Subich, W4TV


 What is the status of any firmware change to allow digital mode per
 VFO on the K3?

Not likely due to the synthesizer design.

 Meantime are there any workarounds?

You can certainly use AFSK (MMTTY USB) and PSK63 (MMVARI) or 2 x MMVARI
simultaneously in DATA_A - one on each receiver/VFO.

73,

   ... Joe, W4TV


On 2015-01-30 8:32 AM, David Aslin G3WGN wrote:

It seems the current firmware will not allow me to use FSK on VFO A and PSK63 
on VFO B.  The annual national contesting series in the UK has a monthly event 
that is RTTY + PSK.
What is the status of any firmware change to allow digital mode per VFO on the 
K3?  Meantime are there any workarounds?
73
David G3WGN  M6O  WJ6O


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Re: [Elecraft] K3 SO2V in digital modes

2015-01-30 Thread Richard Ferch
The simplest workaround is to use AFSK. If you are capable of 
configuring your equipment so as to generate a clean PSK63 signal, it is 
within your ability to use AFSK to create a clean RTTY signal that is 
every bit as good as (or better than) an FSK RTTY signal.


73,
Rich VE3KI


G3WGN wrote:

It seems the current firmware will not allow me to use FSK on VFO A and PSK63 
on VFO \
B.  The annual national contesting series in the UK has a monthly event that is 
RTTY \
+ PSK. What is the status of any firmware change to allow digital mode per VFO 
on the \
K3?  Meantime are there any workarounds?



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[Elecraft] K3 SO2V in digital modes

2015-01-30 Thread David Aslin G3WGN
It seems the current firmware will not allow me to use FSK on VFO A and PSK63 
on VFO B.  The annual national contesting series in the UK has a monthly event 
that is RTTY + PSK.
What is the status of any firmware change to allow digital mode per VFO on the 
K3?  Meantime are there any workarounds?
73
David G3WGN  M6O  WJ6O


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Re: [Elecraft] K3 bandwidth for digital modes

2010-05-03 Thread Joe Subich, W4TV

On 12/3/2009 4:47 AM, eric norris wrote:
 Is there a way to get more than 4 KHz rx bandwidth in USB or digital
 mode on my K3/ XV-144?  I have the 6KHz, 2.8KHz, and 400z filters
 installed.

No, the DSP has a fixed 4.2 KHz maximum frequency.  The most recent
DSP boards also include a fixed analog lowpass filter with a similar
cutoff around 4500 Hz.

73,

   ... Joe, W4TV

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[Elecraft] K3 bandwidth for digital modes

2009-12-03 Thread eric norris
Is there a way to get more than 4 KHz rx bandwidth in USB or digital mode on my 
K3/ XV-144?  I have the 6KHz, 2.8KHz, and 400z filters installed.

Thanks and 73, 

Eric WD6DBM
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 bandwidth for digital modes

2009-12-03 Thread Julian, G4ILO



eric norris wrote:
 
 Is there a way to get more than 4 KHz rx bandwidth in USB or digital mode
 on my K3/ XV-144?  I have the 6KHz, 2.8KHz, and 400z filters installed.
 
No. I have the 13KHz FM filter but the receive bandwidth is still limited to
4KHz.

I can appreciate that for use with PSK Browser software that decodes
everything in the entire passband a wide bandwidth could be useful - just
for monitoring.

However, if you can receive digital signals within a wide spectrum and can
see them on the waterfall then the implication is that you can click on the
trace and reply to them. On transmit, the audio still goes through the
regular SSB filter. Therefore it is better to limit the bandwidth to 2.8KHz
and limit the waterfall to about 400Hz - 2.4KHz within which the K3 properly
set up in DATA A will give the full selected output. Then you won't be
tempted to reply to stations that are actually outside the transmit
passband.

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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-08 Thread Julian, G4ILO



Bill W5WVO wrote:
 
 
 I'm about to set up my K3 with my computer sound card for WSJT
 (DATA A mode) operation. You seem to imply above that it is
 necessary to retweak the Mic Gain / Line In control every time you
 go from SSB to DATA A and vice-versa. I would think the setting
 for Line In would be remembered for the DATA A mode, once set. Is
 this not the case? Is it necessary to adjust either Line In or Mic
 Gain when switching back and forth? I sure hope not...
 
 
The Line In and Mic Gain settings are remembered separately, Bill.

Hope to work you using WSJT (assuming you mean JT65A on HF, or even WSPR QSO
mode.) I'm still trying to figure out how to use the software, though. The
UI is not exactly intuitive!

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[Fwd: Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes]

2008-12-08 Thread K8TB

On a slightly different note, if you have problems with different
levels with different audio cards for different programs, take a look at 
this program:


http://www.romacsoftware.com/SoundManagement.htm

Very clever. It detects what program you are using and what audio card 
is requested and resets audio levels to where you want them. I can't 
tell you how many times my sound cards have been hijacked by some other 
program, and I have to go back and reset the Windows level set. If the 
program works for you, he only is asking a $ 10 donation.


  tom K8TB




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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-07 Thread Bill W5WVO
- Original Message - 
From: Lynn Lamb, W4NL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft Reflector Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2008 7:00 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes


 ... Once I figured out that 'line in' had a gain
 control automatically selected when 'main/mic
 sel' was in the 'line in' position!  It's where we
 normally adjust the mic gain control. ... I placed
 this ...

[ Pronoun reference: Switching between Line In and Mic Gain
functions? ]

 ... in PF-1 memory which makes it easily to
 select when moving back and forth from digital
 to CW/SSB...

Note my query in square brackets.

I'm about to set up my K3 with my computer sound card for WSJT
(DATA A mode) operation. You seem to imply above that it is
necessary to retweak the Mic Gain / Line In control every time you
go from SSB to DATA A and vice-versa. I would think the setting
for Line In would be remembered for the DATA A mode, once set. Is
this not the case? Is it necessary to adjust either Line In or Mic
Gain when switching back and forth? I sure hope not...

Bill W5WVO



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[Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-06 Thread Lynn Lamb, W4NL

Thanks,

For the many who responded to my question on hook-up for the K3 using the 
digital modes, THANKS.


It works with MixW using the two cables from the in/out of the K3 to the 
mic/speaker on the computer along with a serial cable for rig control.  Once 
I figured out that 'line in' had a gain control automatically selected when 
'main/mic sel' was in the 'line in' position!  It's where we normally adjust 
the mic gain control.   Neat.


I placed this in PF-1 memory which makes it easily to select when moving 
back and forth from digital to CW/SSB.  And using the K3 at about 2.5 watts 
into a THP SS amp at 10/12 watts on the digital modes, everything runs very 
cool.


It's a learning process but with good help here on the reflector, it was 
possible and again thanks for the thoughtful help.


Side bar:  The dual PB feature for CW is great and thanks to Ralph, K1ZZI/4 
for calling that to my attention.  I still can't believe all the goodies 
this rig has.


CU, lynn W4NL 


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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-05 Thread Jim Brown
On Thu, 4 Dec 2008 18:37:06 -0500, Lynn Lamb, W4NL wrote:

I expected this same cable to give 
me all the audio in and out plus key the rig. 

No, it only does serial control, and you need that for RTTY. To that 
you must add input and output connections to/from your computer 
sound card and the radio out/in.  See 

http://audiosystemsgroup.com/HamInterfacing.pdf

and http://audiosystemsgroup.com/RFI-Ham.pdf

for detailed advice that is very inexpensive. All you need to buy 
are a few connectors and/or cables. 

If you have extra money laying around, you can buy a dedicated ham 
interface box. 

73,

Jim Brown K9YC



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[Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Lynn Lamb, W4NL

Pardon for a dumb question, but I've hit that wall... again!

I talked to Dale at Elecraft and he suggested some of you may know the 
answer as he had no experience with hooking up and making K3 work with a 
computer so it will work using the sound card to have a full array of modes, 
etc.


Guess I misunderstood how the K3 did this and purchased the serial to USB 
cable at the time the K3 was ordered and it does the trick relative to 
downloading the firmware and very well.  I expected this same cable to give 
me all the audio in and out plus key the rig.  It doesn't at this QTH and 
Dale suggested I use a serial to serial cable which I tried and it doesn't 
work either.  So that is where I'm at tonight.. dead in the water, hi.


Has anyone done this and if so PLEASE share it with me?

If I'm missing something I should know please tell me too -- I can handle 
it, but I've got the book memorized!


I use MixW and FLdigi on other rigs and they work fine, but the K3 is where 
I'd like to do the digital modes.


Thanks, lynn W4NL 


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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Ken K3IU
Connect Line In / Line Out on K3 and the Line In / Line Out on the sound 
card and away you go.

73,
Ken K3IU

Lynn Lamb, W4NL wrote:

Pardon for a dumb question, but I've hit that wall... again!

I talked to Dale at Elecraft and he suggested some of you may know the 
answer as he had no experience with hooking up and making K3 work with 
a computer so it will work using the sound card to have a full array 
of modes, etc.


Guess I misunderstood how the K3 did this and purchased the serial to 
USB cable at the time the K3 was ordered and it does the trick 
relative to downloading the firmware and very well.  I expected this 
same cable to give me all the audio in and out plus key the rig.  It 
doesn't at this QTH and Dale suggested I use a serial to serial cable 
which I tried and it doesn't work either.  So that is where I'm at 
tonight.. dead in the water, hi.


Has anyone done this and if so PLEASE share it with me?

If I'm missing something I should know please tell me too -- I can 
handle it, but I've got the book memorized!


I use MixW and FLdigi on other rigs and they work fine, but the K3 is 
where I'd like to do the digital modes.


Thanks, lynn W4NL
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Iain MacDonnell - K6IAM



Lynn Lamb, W4NL wrote:

Pardon for a dumb question, but I've hit that wall... again!

I talked to Dale at Elecraft and he suggested some of you may know the 
answer as he had no experience with hooking up and making K3 work with a 
computer so it will work using the sound card to have a full array of 
modes, etc.


Guess I misunderstood how the K3 did this and purchased the serial to 
USB cable at the time the K3 was ordered and it does the trick relative 
to downloading the firmware and very well.  I expected this same cable 
to give me all the audio in and out plus key the rig.


No, there is no audio through the serial port! It can be used to key
the radio, if your software supports it (I use Ham Radio Deluxe +
DM780), but you need audio cables from the line in/out on the K3 to a
sound card in the computer too.

~Iain


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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Lyle Johnson
Guess I misunderstood how the K3 did this and purchased the serial to 
USB cable at the time the K3 was ordered and it does the trick relative 
to downloading the firmware and very well.  I expected this same cable 
to give me all the audio in and out plus key the rig...



No, it is just a serial cable.  It passes frequency commands and so 
forth if you use it with a program like Ham Radio Deluxe.


You also need two standard 3.5mm stereo patch cables to go between your 
computer's sound card LINE IN and LINE OUT and the K3's connectors. 
LINE OUT of the computer to LINE IN on the K3, and LINE IN to the 
computer from LINE OUT from the K3.


Using two audio cables like this, a serial cable, and Ham Radio Deluxe I 
can operate the digital modes, including transmit and receive, from my 
computer.


73,

Lyle KK7P

PS - I would expect FLdigi and MixW to work as well, but have not tried 
them so cannot speak from experience.



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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Don Wilhelm

Lynn,

Connect the computer *soundcard* input to the K3 rear panel Line Out, 
and the computer Line out to the K3 Line IN jack.  Use two stereo cables 
with a 3.5mm stereo plug on each end (the plugs must be stereo even if 
the signal is in only one channel - typically the left channel).


You can use VOX with no other connection to the computer, but if you do 
have a serial cable batween the K3 and computer only, you can use the 
PTT signal generated by the computer on the RS-232 interface.  Set the 
K3 menu for PTT on either DTR or RTS depending on which one your digital 
application uses.


Set the K3 data mode to DATA A and you should be in business for 
soundcard generated data modes.  The K3 can do other forms of data mode 
operation, some through the serial cable, but the copmuter applications 
you mentioned only produce soundcard based data modes (DATA A in K3 
terms).  See the manual pages 31 and 32 for additional information.


73,
Don W3FPR

Lynn Lamb, W4NL wrote:

Pardon for a dumb question, but I've hit that wall... again!

I talked to Dale at Elecraft and he suggested some of you may know the 
answer as he had no experience with hooking up and making K3 work with 
a computer so it will work using the sound card to have a full array 
of modes, etc.


Guess I misunderstood how the K3 did this and purchased the serial to 
USB cable at the time the K3 was ordered and it does the trick 
relative to downloading the firmware and very well.  I expected this 
same cable to give me all the audio in and out plus key the rig.  It 
doesn't at this QTH and Dale suggested I use a serial to serial cable 
which I tried and it doesn't work either.  So that is where I'm at 
tonight.. dead in the water, hi.


Has anyone done this and if so PLEASE share it with me?

If I'm missing something I should know please tell me too -- I can 
handle it, but I've got the book memorized!


I use MixW and FLdigi on other rigs and they work fine, but the K3 is 
where I'd like to do the digital modes.


Thanks, lynn W4NL
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 and the digital modes

2008-12-04 Thread Leigh L. Klotz, Jr WA5ZNU

Lyle KK7P wrote:


PS - I would expect FLdigi and MixW to work as well, but have not 
tried them so cannot speak from experience.


fldigi works well with the K3 on Windows and Linux.  I haven't tried it 
on MacOS but I'm told it works.
The RigCat XML interface for rig control works FB with it as well for 
rig control, though hamlib is also supported.


Leigh/WA5ZNU


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