[Kenwood] PSK31 and TS2000

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Wed, 18 Sep 2002 10:44:02 -0400


One suggestion I have Robert is to adjust the mic gain for the front mic
input. I know the input from the acc plug should only be adjustable via the
menu setting, but on my TS2k the front mic gain has a great deal of affect
on the acc plug input/agc level. Anyone else notice this on their radios???
de Tim  K�FL

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Lyons" <[email protected]>
To: "Kenwood email list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 1904 10:57 AM
Subject: [Kenwood] PSK31 and TS2000


> Folks,
>
> I'm a new owner of a TS2000 (upgraded from a TS520), having fun with all
the
> new bands/modes available to me now. One thing I've recently tried is
PSK31,
> but have had problems.
>
> Receive is fine - connecting the ACC2 pin 3 (ref ground pin 4) into my
laptop
> (Dell C400 running WinPSKse) microphone port, I can see lots of QSOs and
can
> monitor just about anything I can see.
>
> Transmit, however, is not working. Computer speaker (well, headphone)
> out is
> connected to ACC 2 pin 11 (ref pin 12 gnd), but no response to signal
there.
> It won't trigger the VOX, and if I manually hit the 'send' button, there's
> no indication of ALC or power output.
>
> I've scoped the audio on ACC 2 pin 11, and it's there OK (hmm - forgot
> to see
> what the Vpp level actually was), I've checked menu 50B for the AF input
level,
> tried various settings there, to no avail. I'm running out of ideas.
>
> Can anyone think of anything I've forgotten? Some menu setting that
affects
> the mic input on the ACC 2 plug, perhaps? Does anyone know the appropriate
> signal level required at the mic input of the ACC 2 plug? I've not wired a
> PTT control yet, but I can't even get transmission when I manually key up,
> so I doubt a PTT circuit would help. (Otherwise the rig works fine, so its
> probably not a malfunction, just operator error of some kind).
>
>
> On a side note:
>
> I was checked into a local 2M FM net using my TS2000, and had made a few
> comments early in the net. Nobody knew me there, and nobody knew I had a
new
> rig. Some time later, people were helping one guy who had poor audio,
> when a
> one of them made an out-of-the-blue comment "...Wow, that KI8AB has the
> GREATEST audio we've heard on this net in a LONG time!"
>
> You can imagine how good I felt about my new radio. :)
>
> 73 de Bob, KI8AB
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