[Ham-Mac] Keyspan serial adapter

[Dick Kriss]

Dick N5XRD,

QSL your setup.  Dick if you have an iMic laying around gathering dust,  try
using it between your G5 and the SL-1+.   As noted in earlier message I use
the iMic for transmit via a USB port on my G4 to free up the audio line-in
plug on the computer.  On my G4 when anything is plugged in the line-in
plug, it mutes the internal (system beeps etc.) speaker.  Using the iMic in
the transmit path allowed me to retain the standard Mac sounds.

Okay on using the Keyspan USB-28X Adapter USB to interface MacLogger.  I
have a USB-28X; however, it is dedicated to my old PK-232 and MacRATT 2.1
that only runs in Classic mode.  It is a PITA to reinstall the Keyspan
driver every time I change from Classic back to OSX so I just leave it in
place for Classic use only.  If I get the new Intel 20-inch iMac, I will
have to rethink everything as it will not run OS9 applications.

Good luck with the new Icom 756 Pro III.  Very nice rig!

73, Dick AA5VU

On 5/3/06 2:17 PM, "Richard Hemingway" <rheming1 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> Dick,
> 
> I re-checked my wiring.  I don't use the Keyspan serial adapter for
> CocaModem. nd Sl-1+.  I only have the din cable from the radio to the
> "Radio" socket on the back of the SL-1+;  a cable from the
> "computer-speaker" socket on the  SL-1+ to the audio line-out socket
> on the G5; and, a cable from the "computer-Mic" socket on the SL-1+
> to the audio line-in socket on the G5.
> 
> I was using the Kepspan in connection with the Mac Logger logging
> program on the G5.  I also used it with the N4PY Orion control
> program on my  PC laptop.
> 
> I don't know about  the Keyspan setup to work in OS9 and OSX.  I have
> OSX - Tiger.
> 
> 73, Dick, N5XRD
> 
> 
> 
> 
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