Sounds like the amplifier key line is not connected thru the KAT500. The ATU
must be able to break the amp key line during tuning and all other ATU relay
transitions.
Dick, K6KR
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> On Oct 2, 2015, at 04:47, dave_w0ru wrote:
>
> Fred,
> I am now trying
I finally found out the answer. In checking the AuxBus cables, I found a
cable connecting the K3 Key Out to the KPA500 PA Key. Removing this cable
made the fault go away. Perhaps I had followed the Figure 3 on page 23 of
the KPA500 manual at some point. Anyway there is a lot of cabling back
there.
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Ron AC7AC
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I finally found out the answer. In checking
dave_w0ru wrote
> With the
*
> KAT500
*
> in Standby, I can tune with the KAT500 just fine.
That should read:
With the *KPA500* in Standby,
Dave w0ru
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dave_w0ru wrote
> With the
*
> KAT500
*
> in
Fred,
I am now trying the KAT500 output going to a dummy load. When the K3 is set
at about 22 watts out, the KPA500 shows 440 Watts out. When I use the Tune
feature on the K3 with Manual Tune feature on the KAT500, there is no fault.
However, when I send with the K3 keyer and with Manual Tune on
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