[Elecraft] K3 Transverter Control Cable
john petters
tjpost at traditional-jazz.com
Wed Jun 25 05:52:23 EDT 2008
I've just installed the KXV3, which seems to be workingas I can receive
signals through the alternate rx antenna socket.
On Config I get NOR and Test. I don't get 'ON' as the manual indicates.
I have the XV144 with a lead to run from the basic K2 without the
transverter interface. It works perfectly well on the K3.
Am I incorrect in thinking that this cable will run from the K3 when put
into the RS232 connector on the K3?
It would appear, on re-reading the manual this morning, and what has
been said below, that I need a seperate lead from the K3 ACC connector
as the RS232 lead did not work. If that is the case, what do I need to
do with the XV144 settings? Should the jumper settings till be set to
the K2 settings?
I can't find anything on the Elecraft website about this.
Any assistance much appreciated.
73
John G3YPZ
Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Ian,
>
> Based on information I received from Wayne, I do believe that K3 ACC pin
> 7 is now dedicated to TX INH. There were complication in sharing it.
> If the change is not in the firmware version you are using, it will be
> with a forthcoming update. In other words, it cannot be used for XVTR
> ON. The +12 volt output from the back of the K3 should do nicely even
> though it means "Y"ing out one of the cable wires.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> Ian J Maude wrote:
>> Bud Governale, W3LL wrote:
>>> I'd like to make up a K3 Transverter control cable.
>>>
>>> Which pins of the Elecraft Transverter J6 DB-9 connector are
>>> connected to which pins of the K3 AUX I/O?
>>>
>> XV DB9 K3 DB15
>>
>> Pin Pin
>>
>> 1 ground 5
>> 6 auxbus 2
>> 8 XVTR ON 7
>> 9 PTT 10
>>
>> I hope that makes sense :)
>>
>> 73 Ian
>>
>>
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