[Elecraft] Using DX4WIN as P3 RTTY Data Terminal

Joe Subich, W4TV lists at subich.com
Wed Feb 14 19:39:27 EST 2018


> Can a program like DX4Win simply act as a Data Terminal to the P3?
It *can* but DX4Win dos not provide that capability.

> I know you need a communication package connected to the P3 for it to
> accept commands, like KY and Transmit, so I wonder how to get them
> both on the COM port unless DX4Win is the hub.

The application (e.g., DX4Win) needs to multiplex its radio control
commands with the KY; command on transmit and poll for received text
(TB; command) on receive.

Win4K3Suite and DXLab Suite (DXKeeper, Commander and WinWarbler) are
the only two (Windows based) applications that support both control
of the K3/K3S/KX3/KX2 and the P3 "Terminal mode" as far as I know.

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 2/14/2018 4:55 PM, Byron Peebles wrote:
> I am taking the plunge into DATA modes for the very first time, and I'd 
> like to get started with a simple test: Use my existing DX logger, 
> DX4WIN, but leverage the P3/SVGA Pan-adpater for RTTY encode and 
> decode.  This would eliminate the need for third-party software products 
> and possibly a cable or two.
> 
> My questions is: is this possible?  Can a program like DX4Win simply act 
> as a Data Terminal to the P3?  I know you need a communication package 
> connected to the P3 for it to accept commands, like KY and Transmit, so 
> I wonder how to get them both on the COM port unless DX4Win is the hub.
> 
> If the only way it MTTY and skip the P3, let me know.  I'll be 
> disappointed, but will recover.
> 
> 73, Byron
> 
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