West Mountain Radio RIGblaster duo, Руководство пользователя

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“KEYING OUTPUTS”
- This is a optional custom cable to connect between radio A’s FSK keying socket and the
“FSK A” (R9) output and is used for RTTY/FSK operation (presently only with MMTTY
EXTFSK software). It is not needed for AFSK RTTY operation with any other software. Note:
the default configuration of jumper block P4 is configured to key this jack with DTR on COM B
using the MMTTY EXTFSK software extension (See page 28 for the P4 jumpers).
- This is a optional custom cable to connect between radio B’s FSK keying socket and the
“FSK B” (R8) output and is used for RTTY FSK operation, presently only with MMTTY
software. It is not needed for AFSK RTTY operation with any other software. Note: the default
configuration of jumper block P4 is configured to key this jack with DTR on COM B using the
MMTTY EXTFSK software extension (See page 28 for the P4 jumpers).
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This is for a supplied mini plug Patch Cord, and mini to ¼” phone plug adaptor, to interface
between radio A’s CW keying (straight key) socket and the “CW A” (R7) keying output for CW
operation using keyboard CW software. Note: the default configuration of jumper block P4 is
configured to key this jack with DTR on COM A (See page 28 for the P4 jumpers)..
- This is for a supplied mini plug Patch Cord, and mini to ¼” phone plug adaptor, to interface
between radio B’s CW keying (straight key) socket and the “CW A” (R6) keying output for CW
operation using keyboard CW software. Note: the default configuration of jumper block P4 is
configured to key this jack with DTR on COM A (See page 28 for the P4 jumpers)..
“RIG CTL IN/OUT”
- This is an optional CAT or CI-V interface cable connected between (R5) radio A ’s CAT or
CI-V interface. It is used for a computer to exchange frequency, band and other information. It
controls a radio using the USB serial converter TXD and RXD lines on COM A. This interface
is always controlled by COM A!
- This is an optional CAT or CI-V interface cable connected between (R4) radio B’s CAT or
CI-V interface. It is used for a computer to exchange frequency, band and other information. It
controls a radio using the USB serial converter TXD and RXD lines on COM B. This interface is
always controlled by COM B!