Mike and all,
That is my experience with RJ45 plugs as well. Rather than just pushing
on the 'boot', it is helpful to pull the boot back a bit and push on the
connector body itself, then slide the boot back in place. That is true
not only for the K3S RJ-45 connector, but any RJ-45 in my
Why not use the USB cable to computer? My RJ45 goes to P3.
And, yes, it must be seated firmly.
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> On Jan 27, 2019, at 2:12 PM, KENT TRIMBLE wrote:
>
> Another "gotcha" is forgetting to reset the RS232 baud rate.
>
> This bites me after every FD because
Another "gotcha" is forgetting to reset the RS232 baud rate.
This bites me after every FD because N1MM is different from my Palstar
AT-AUTO.
73,
Kent K9ZTV
On 1/27/2019 9:00 AM, Mike Greenway wrote:
. . . so if you use the RJ45, even though the RJ45 appears to be in fully, if
you have
Since I have incurred a situation at lest 3 times on my K3S, since it might
help someone I thought I would share some info. On occasion I need to un-cable
the K3S when working an something and like a fool thinking when I put it all
back together it is going to work first time. I do have
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