PSK31 A Handbook for PSK31 Users, complete with dozens of transceiver to PC sound card interface diagrams. © 2000 By Buck Rogers K4ABT IT’S A “
Photo “D” SOFTWARE, SOFTWARE, EVERYWHERE: There’s plenty of software to help you get on the air with PSK31. You can choose the one you like best a
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During an idle moment, you can read the IMD of the selected station on the lower feature bar in DigiPan. The IMD reading of the station displayed in
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ISO-KIT-1 for Alinco and Kenwood transceivers with standard (screw-on) 8 pin mic connector.
ISO-KIT-2 A Universal parts kit for various transceivers with the standard 8 pin screw-on microphone connector. ISO-KIT-3 for YA
ISO-KIT-5 for ICOM IC-746, IC 756, IC-775 ...etc, and similar transceivers with 8 pin DIN ACC(1) data I/O jack. ISO-KIT-75767
ISO-KIT-TR7A for the Drake TR7 and TR-7A transceivers with standard 4 pin mic connector. ISO-KIT-1K990 for YAESU and transceive
ISO-KIT-11 for ICOM, YAESU, Kenwood, and similar transceivers with 8 pin screw-on ''standard'' microphone port. ISO-
The software that implements PSK31 with a Windows PC and soundcard is a program written and developed by Peter Martinez G3PLX. Two of the most signif
ISO-KIT-K505DSP for KACHINA 505 DSP, HF, CPU based transceivers with DB25 Data I/O port connectors. ISO-KIT-AR25008P for the RAN
ISO-KIT-TTOMNI for the Ten-Tec OMNI series with RCA ''Patch IN, Patch OUT, and PTT'' jacks. ISO-KIT-TT25S
ISO-KIT-UHR5P for the UNIDEN HR-2510 and HR-2600 5 pin mic and similar I/O ISO-KIT-FTMDIN for the Yaesu FT-100 6 pin Mini DIN a
ISO-KIT-KW13PD (kit includes the 13 pin DIN male connector.) for the Kenwood transceivers with 13 pin DIN ACC2 accessory I/O ports.
I’ll go into more detail later about the use of DigiPan II and how we interface our computer sound card and our transceiver. For now, take a moment
This process can be thought of as equivalent to sending information by swapping-over the two wires to the antenna, although, of course, the keying is
THE QUICK BROWN “VOX” For this discussion, we will NOT consider using the VOX (voice operated relay) circuits in our transceiver to control PSK31 cha
Photo “B” If you cannot use the sound card “Control Panel” in Windows (or Digipan, see Photo B) to decrease the output level of your sound card to me
Photo “C” Similarly, you can use the DigiPan II “configure” Icon on the task bar and select “Spectrum Drive” (Photo C) to set the receive level to t
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Because I am most familiar with the DigiPan 1.2/1.4 PSK31 software, I will use it as a reference during my explanation for setting up the transceiver
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