[1000mp] RE: PSK31 using pkt conn

[Anthony (N2KI)]

Phil,

I use LSB via the Packet jack.  Here is something you may be interested in
as well.  I utilize the "USER" function which is just below the "PKT"
button.  You can set up the radio to go into a PSK mode, if you will.  The
description of how to set it up is on page 64 of the manual.  You can also
set the radio's band pass to be centered on 1000hz very easily by changing
some menu settings.  Specifically, 8-6 T-PLL and T-CAR.  The settings are in
my menu settings which you can download at www.n2ki.com. Change the settings
to T-PLL = 1.3 and T-CAR= 453.7.  These settings will only go into effect
when you select the "User" button.  The neat thing is that your pass band
will be centered on 1000hz for PSK31.  Have fun.

Tony - N2KI
SYSOP - N2KI DX CLUSTER
dxc.n2ki.com:7300
RF Gateway 145.650
Website: www.n2ki.com
DX Spoken Here


> -----Original Message-----
> From: 1000mp-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:1000mp-
> bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Phil & Ann Duff
> Sent: July 26, 2005 20:04
> To: 1000mp at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [1000mp] RE: PSK31 using pkt conn
> 
> 
> >Charlie wrote:
> >
> >>I have an original FT-1000MP and i'm starting to use PSK31.  Is there
any
> >>way to use the 5 pin DIN Packet Connector in the rear for the
> interface.  I
> >>can't seem to switch to USB in the Packet mode.  Does it matter? Or
> will it
> >>be all right using the LSB mode?
> >>
> >>Thanks for you input
> 
> To use USB and the PKT button with the rear Packet jack use the
> 1000MP's Easy-Set menu as below:
> 
>  From the VA3CR 1000MP web site:  http://www.va3cr.net/
> ---------
> Commentary: If you want AFSK RTTY, PSK, SSTV, Hell, MFSK16 etc etc
> you should input your audio through the PACKET JACK and press the PKT
> button on the front of therig. Yes, you will be LSB. For USB, all you
> have to do is set the Easy-Set menu item to SSTV-U and then press the
> USER button on the front of the rig after first pressing the PACKET
> button. Press PKT once, you're LSB - press it again, and/or hold it
> longer (can't remember) and you will be in USB. In the MARK-V at
> least, the LSB lite will still be illuminated!! However, you can
> prove you've changed to USB by watching the frequency display and
> then you can also tune to a USB voice signal and it will be intelligible!
> 
> -------
> 
> 73 Phil NA4M
> 
> .--. .... .. .-..     _. ._ ...._  _ _
> Phil Duff NA4M  &  Ann Duff
> Georgetown, TX.
> 
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