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HAMlab, Release 1.0
Ethernet Connection (4) - connect the HAMlab to your local network using ethernet cable
HAMlab should be powered by DC 13.8V Power Supply that can provide at least 4 A of constant power. Make sure
that is turned off and then use DC power cord with Anderson Power Pole™ connector
(1)
to connect it with HAMlab.
RED wire is positive (+) while BLACK wire is negative (-), double check to not mix the colours or polarity! Don’t
turn on the power supply yet.
Mount Rx filters bypass BNC loopback cable from RX1 IN to RX1 OUT (2) .
Note: Other connections are at the moment not important, you can read more about them later in the Back panel
controls and connections section.
Front panel connections
Microphone (1)
Note: More information about compatibility of microphone, key and headphones and front panel connections in
general can be found in the Front panel controls and connections section.
Iambic Morse Code Paddle Keyer (2)
Note:
Keyer is supported only with software 0.97-93 or later. Please check for software update.
Phones (3) (optional if speakers are not connected)
2.4. Start using HAMlab as Radio Station - SDR 11