I believe RUMlogNG uses native commands for CW keying and RTTY.
It sends CW & RTTY through a single USB/RS-232 interface.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 6/5/16 at 7:05 PM, neilmartinsenburr...@gmail.com (Neil
Martinsen-Burrell) wrote:
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. It appears that regardless of
What I did with my K2 was to appropriate the wire used for ALC in the
K2-to-computer cable and connect it to the DTR pin of the computer's RS232
port. Then I added two Schottky diodes inside the K2 from this DTR line to the
dit and dah inputs for the internal keyer. Finally, I set the menu param
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. It appears that regardless of the
logging program, I will need some additional connection between the radio
and the computer for CW keying. Not even N1MM+ on Windows supports keying
the K2 over the serial port using the native KY; command.
At this point, I w
I cannot directly answer your questions about logging programs with Ubuntu, but
I can say that Oracle Virtual Box running XP has worked well for me - a LOT
better than attempting to run some programs with Wine. I must also say that I
did go back to Ubuntu 12.4 after a later upgrade lobotomized m
Neil,
I'm far from a hard core contester but enjoy DXCC, Field Day, etc. For
me the best solution has been xlog along with hamlib & cwdaemon. I made
a small NPN transistor-based circuit in an Altoids tin to do serial port
based PTT keying for cwdaemon. (I picked up an Edgeport usb-to-seria
Neil -
2 Great choices here. Elecraft and Linux.
If you want a full contest CW system then you can configure TRLinux.
I would go easy on running things under Wine - as depending upon what DLL’s
have been used - effects how the emulation will work. If you really really need
to use a Wi
Oh no, Neil -- you've gone over to the Dark Side ;-)
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/4/16 4:51 PM, Neil Martinsen-Burrell wrote:
For my first time ever, I have a computer connected to my radio!
-Neil N0FN
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For my first time ever, I have a computer connected to my radio! (Thanks
Elecraft for the parts and great instructions for building the KIO2
interface cable.) Now my problem is how to achieve my desired behavior with
that connected Linux computer.
My initial goal is to have the computer communicat
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