I seem to recall having a similar problem with FLDIGI. I think there is
a checkbox to always use USB that I had to check to get the frequency to
display correctly using DATA-A mode.
Mike
KI0HA
On 5/30/2013 5:27 PM, Brendon Whateley wrote:
When I use Data-A on the KX3, FLDIGI shows the incorr
When I use Data-A on the KX3, FLDIGI shows the incorrect operating frequency
and I don't know how to fix that. The frequency is correct when I use the side
band.
- Brendon
KK6AYI
On May 30, 2013, at 2:53 PM, Greg wrote:
> And always best to use Data-A for data modes via soundcard (or AFSK-A
>
And always best to use Data-A for data modes via soundcard (or AFSK-A
for RTTY). This will help with a clean signal by keeping compression
turned off to avoid over-driving the audio chain.
73
Greg
On 5/30/13, David Sanders W4DES wrote:
> I'm using the SignaLink USB. SignaLink sells various ca
I'm using the SignaLink USB. SignaLink sells various cables to hook up to
different radios. You need to get the cable part no. SLCABK3. It plugs into
the line input, line output and PTT input jacks on the back of the K3. In
addition, you will reconfigure some jumper wires inside the SignaLin
Hi,
I think that I may have messed up and it got away from me. What I was asking
is whether any of you are using SignaLink USB. Where do the cables plug in on
the back of the K3. Do you have to turn on Data or can you use SSB? I have
written to SignaLink but have not received an answer. I kn
The K3's TX DELAY parameter, set to 20 ms, is adequate to prevent most old T-R
relays from hot-switching. I'm using mine with a 6M-converted SB-220 that is
still using the original frame relay. I've been assured by Elecraft that this
parameter provides KEY OUT delay during VOX usage as well as d
G'day,
I've used VOX to key my K3 when using WSJT67 on 6M eme and RTTY
without ill effects. However, my Acom 1000 switches very fast,
older amps might just hot switch. I now use PTT from the PC having
made a cable that has the appropriate control lines rather than the
original K2 cable which
Actually, it could be easier and cheaper: use VOX instead of PTT. When the
sound card generates a sound, the K3 transmits it. Of course, this implies that
you have to be careful to suppress all other generators of sound card noises --
from the OS and other apps. So that is a potential downsid
Forgot to mention, the PTT is courtesy of the serial cable
normally used to program/control the radio.
Couldn't be easier or cheaper.
73 Dave, G4AON
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The K3 doesn't need any interface... if you use the line in and line out
on the rear panel the audio levels in and out are independent of the
front panel AF control, and the mic level as used on SSB (assuming you
use DATA A for data). The only possible advantage of the external
interface is to use
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 and SignaLink USB Interface
Mike,
Using the ACC connector will not help a lot - there are no audio signals
there, so the only applicable input at th
2009 5:46:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 and SignaLink USB Interface
Mike,
Using the ACC connector will not help a lot - there are no audio signals
there, so the only applicable input at the ACC connector would be PTT
IN. It would seem just as easy to use the PTT RCA jack on the K3
because
Mike,
Using the ACC connector will not help a lot - there are no audio signals
there, so the only applicable input at the ACC connector would be PTT
IN. It would seem just as easy to use the PTT RCA jack on the K3
because you would be connecting to the LINE IN and LINE OUT for audio.
The LIN
No need to even use the ACC connection. You only need an audio line to Line
IN,
Line Out and a line for PTT to the PTT RCA connector.
The cables are a snap to make. I cut a piece of CAT 5 cable, verify what
colors go
to what pins INSIDE the SignaLink (you set the jumpers internally) and then
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 and SignaLink USB Interface
Anyone using this combo with the ACC (15-pin) instead of the mic jack? DX
Engineering, and well as TigerTronics, sell all kinds of pre-made cables but
only a mic cable for the K3. I'd rather connect to the ACC, as I do with th
Anyone using this combo with the ACC (15-pin) instead of the mic jack? DX
Engineering, and well as TigerTronics, sell all kinds of pre-made cables but
only a mic cable for the K3. I'd rather connect to the ACC, as I do with the
IC-7800, where the audio signal is not dependent on the AF volume
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