I second every bit of this. It's exactly how I do it.
Wes N7WS
On 5/20/2014 7:58 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
All digital modes work just fine on a K3 in VOX mode. I've never used anything
else. Thus, the only need for a serial port is for logging software. I use
computer software to generate and
I have a full K-line setup (K3, P3, KPA500, KAT500) and I've been trying
to get the K3 working on digital modes. I can't seem to get it to
transmit. Using the K3 Utility, I can verify the K3 at a particular com
port. Firmware updates work fine. I can read PSK in terminal mode.
But, when I
Doug,
Are you attempting to send PSK31 from the K3 Utility Terminal window?
Or from another application?
If from the K3 Utility, there is no need for DTR or RTS because K3
Utility sends the TX command via the RS-232 com port as a command.
If you are using some other computer application,
On 5/20/2014 7:13 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
If you are using some other computer application, you will have to set
things up in that application to properly key the K3
All digital modes work just fine on a K3 in VOX mode. I've never used
anything else. Thus, the only need for a serial port is
With the K3 Utility, it seems that clicking on the transmit button on the
utility screen without any message in the message box does not switch K3 to
transmit mode.
K3 Utility is not a good tool to extensively operate digital mode. I would
recommend some other tools such as MMTTY for RTTY and
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