Re[Elecraft] ccomended KXV3 wiring
Don Brown
DolfinDon at msn.com
Tue Mar 25 09:04:13 EST 2008
Hi
Its been a while since I built a K2/multi transverter setup but you only
need 4 wires for each transverter. Pins 6, 8, 9 and 1 on the transverter 9
pin connector. These are all daisy chained to each transverter. The only
difference in the K2 and K3 would be the 15 pin on the K3 end or a 9 pin for
a K2.
For the K3 connector pin 2 (AUXBUS) connects to pin 6 on the transverter.
Pin 7 (XVTR ON) connects to pin 8 on the transverter. Pin 10 (KEYOUT-LP)
connects to pin 9 on the transverter. The ground pin 5 or 12 connects to pin
1 on the transverter.
Don Brown
KD5NDB
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From: "AD6XY - Mike" <m.j.willis at rl.ac.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 3:03 AM
To: <elecraft at mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re[Elecraft] ccomended KXV3 wiring
>
> What is the recommended way to make up the connectors between the 15 pin
> K3IO
> interface and a series of XV transverters?
>
> There are other signals on the 15 pin connector not associated with
> transverting. I am wondering how to make up a suitable cable to extend the
> 15 pin port and to add the transverter connections. With the K2 cables and
> connectors are daisy chained. With the high density 15 pin connector it
> might be difficult wiring up all the signals in such a small space, let
> alone fitting two wires onto some of the pins.
>
> It is almost worth making up a breakout PCB and using a standard
> 15pin-15pin
> cable - assuming nobody else has produced one of these.
>
> Mike
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