Tom,
> I have tested this configuration and it works FB with N1MM
> and WinTest on SSB and CW.
Have you checked RTTY in N1MM Logger?
> I have the K3 cable (from microHam) going to the MK and then
> have the Mic cable going to the mic input on the laptop;
To receive digital audio you need the cable going from the
"Soundcard In" jack of microKEYER to the "mic in" jack on
the computer. The "soundcard "mic" jack routes the microphone
through the soundcard for DVK operation.
> I do not get any signals on the waterfall or monitor. I have
> selected the laptop's sound card and still nothing.
You won't since you're not getting Line Out audio to the
computer. Connect the computer "mic in" to the "Soundcard In"
jack on the microKEYER.
> Even more baffling is when I 'click' on 'CQ' the computer
> sends the characters but the K3 only keys up with a steady
> tone, telling me that the characters are NOT getting to the
> K3 even though the PTT has activated xmit.
You're probably using FSK D instead of AFSK A or DATA A. DM780
does not support FSK.
73,
... Joe Subich, W4TV
microHAM America
http://www.microHAM-USA.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/microHAM
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> Hola,
> Need some help setting up the K3 with microKeyer and HRD. I
> have the K3
> cable (from microHam) going to the MK and then have the Mic
> cable going
> to the mic input on the laptop; the soundcard 'out' on the MK goes to
> the headphone jack on the laptop. I have the Com ports configured
> according to the MK guide. Com 1 = K3; Com 2=FSK (ptt
> checked); Com4=CW;
> Com5=Control (for Win-Test); Com 7= Winkey; Com 8= PTT. I have tested
> this configuration and it works FB with N1MM and WinTest on
> SSB and CW.
> For everyday use and logging, I use HRD. HRD recognizes the
> K3 with freq
> readouts and seems to work OK. The problem I have is with the Digital
> Master 780. I do not get any signals on the waterfall or
> monitor. I have
> selected the laptop's sound card and still nothing. Even more
> baffling
> is when I 'click' on 'CQ' the computer sends the characters
> but the K3
> only keys up with a steady tone, telling me that the
> characters are NOT
> getting to the K3 even though the PTT has activated xmit. I
> have tried
> using Rtty, BPSK and keyboard CW; none seem to work. I went
> to the FAQs
> and came up with the following for 'No sigs':
>
> No Signals
> If you do not see any signals in the waterfall then follow
> the steps below:
>
> Soundcard
> Make sure you have selected the correct soundcard. To select the
> soundcard wither:
>
> From the Tools menu select Program Options, then the
> Soundcard page, or From the View menu select Soundcard, then
> press Options. Make sure the correct soundcard is selected
> along with the input source.
> For some soundcards such as the M-Audio Delta 44 and
> SignaLink USB you
> will not see a Source. Do not worry - if a source is not
> displayed this
> is because there is only one input source and no way of adjusting the
> input level, it is fixed.
>
> Set the default sample rate to 48 kHz - if not supported DM780 falls
> back to 8 kHz.
>
> Changes are applied immediately, look in the Logfile for any
> errors. If
> the soundcard can be started correctly you will see text similar to:
>
> 09:21:35 Sound Thread: *** Start Input ***
> 09:21:35 Sound Thread: Opening Creative Sound Blaster PCI
> (device ID 2) 09:21:35 Sound Thread: Frequency .: 48kHz
> 09:21:35 Sound Thread: Buffer size ...: 24576 09:21:35 Sound
> Thread: Oversampling ..: On
>
> */And 'yes' I did get the above Logfile.../.
> *
>
> If you see text similar to the above then you have opened the
> soundcard
> for receive. If you still do not see any signals in the waterfall:
>
> Look at the soundcard, identify the input source where you have
> connected your interface. This will usually be Line In (it is
> better the
> use Line In rather than Microphone as Line In will have a
> flat frequency
> response).
> In the Soundcard pane (select Soundcard from the View menu)
> select (*)
> RX at the bottom of the pane and make sure that the input source is
> selected - look at the Select button at the top of the pane -
> this will
&g
