Hi -
I must be a complete idiot, but I just cannot get this to work for me. I am
looking at my P3 connected to a K3. It is connected between the IF In on the P3
and IF Out on the K3. When looking at the P3 display, on all frequencies, I do
not see the actual frequency of the VFO, I see 0, f
I don't know what happened but my P3 suddenly has no spectrum display
and the waterfall is solid pink at all span settings. I tried to reset
the reference level but the only setting option available is "nan".
The P3 still tracks the K3 VFO. I tried to reset the scale, power cycled
the P3, chec
Yesterday while on the radio I notice on my P3 screen a signal (so I thought)
the band was basically dead other than this signal. As I tried to tune to it
the signal would move. No matter how close I tried to get to the so called
signal it kept the same distance from my VFO A tuning indication.
Robin,
Do you have an RS-232 9 pin cable connected between the K3 RS232
connector and the XCVR connector on the K3? That cable is what carries
the frequency and other information to the P3.
For computer connection, connect the PC to the "PC" connector on the P3.
If you have a K3S and are op
Russ,
That's pretty bizarre. Try doing a parameter initialization as
described in the Troubleshooting section of the manual.
Alan N1AL
On 03/30/2014 05:10 AM, Russ wrote:
I don't know what happened but my P3 suddenly has no spectrum display
and the waterfall is solid pink at all span setti
Thanks for the help. The parameter initialization did it. This is the
first time I have had to do this and I pretty much figured I had changed
something inadvertently. I probably did, but this cut to the chase so i
wasn't trying to find out which one.
Once again thanks.
Russ Edelen, KG7VQ
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Check that your cables are tight.
On 6/4/2017 10:23 AM, Mike Weir wrote:
Yesterday while on the radio I notice on my P3 screen a signal (so I thought)
the band was basically dead other than this signal. As I tried to tune to it
the signal would move. No matter how close I tried to get to the s
It's leakage of an internal signal from the K3 [or maybe even the P3 but
I doubt it] into your P3, most probably through the cabling. It moves
when you tune because it's coming from the radio. It's like some fairy
tale or bad dream... you can chase it but you'll never ever catch it. [:-)
Coul
I experienced this problem when I first got my P3. The fix was simple:
replace the coax patch cable between the K3and the P3. It has been fine
ever since.
Bill W2BLC K3-line
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we can do without. - John Dolan
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