Don, does the Y connector Elecraft sells work for this? I have on order
a KAT500 and a KPA500. I can't quite figure out what the KPAK3AUX does,
but will that address the problem?
Here is the long-term plan. I want to operate this station (in Maryland)
remotely from our home in Key West. I
Brian,
Yes, the Y-cable supplied by Elecraft will work. The KPAK3AUX cable set
contains that Y-cable. They are also available from other sources with
all 15 pins wired straight through - the more commonly available VGA
Y-cables will NOT work.
I think the instructions for the KPAK3ACC reveal
Thanks again for your excellent and comprehensive response.
Brian
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On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at
One option for dealing with the different baud rate speeds of the P3 vs. the
KRC2 is a baud rate converter, such as seen here:
http://serialgadget.com/
One could also roll one's own, with the appropriate skills.
Also, if you are going to monitor the remote system via webcam, proper
antenna
Hi all,
OK, I have built my KRC2ACC, and it passes all the tests. I have built the
special cable for use with my K3. Now am stumped again, so I am hoping
someone can baby-talk me through this.
I use a Navigator interface for digital modes. That occupies the ACC jack
of the K3. I use a P3
Brian,
The recommended K3 to KRC2 communication is to use the AUXBUS signalling
for band signalling. The AUXBUS signal is on pin 2 of the K3 ACC
connector with the return path at pin 5 (ground). You can get a Y
connector to bring the ACC signals out to both the Navigator and the
KRC2ACC.
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