KC-8 CW Cable Set for VK-64 with 1/8" plugĬanada Shipping is $11.00 per order International Shipping is $36. KC-4 CW Cable Set for VK-64 with 1/4" plug Model KC-8 is terminated with a 1/8" plug. Model KC-4 has the transmitter cable terminated with a 1/4" stereo
Paddle cable has connector to the VK-64 on one end and stripped and tinned For the FTDX3000 the USB CAT interface is strongly recommended. Use the highest available speed on the CAT interface (38400bps, 8 bits, no parity, 2 (TWO) stop bits). Includes cables to the paddle and transmitter. The internal voice keyer is supported for both recording and playback.
Length: 36" - Transmitter section, 30" Microphone section.Email for pricing information on completely assembled and custom length cables.
Specify 4 (VKC-4) or 8 (VKC-8) pin microphone connectors. The wires to these connectors come pre-stripped and tinned for quick and painless final assembly to match the pin out requirements for your particular equipment. The VKC-4/8 cables provide the connection between the VK-64 and your rig and microphones. Rear Panel Connectors & Controls Power: Center positive Transmitter and Microphone Audio: DB9 Computer: DB25 CW Paddle: 1/8" Stereo Phono CW Out: RCA Phono Audio Level Adjust: Trim pot adjust Power: 12V DC, 500 ma Audio Messages:4 messages, 15 seconds each CW Output keying: Solid state, for positive keyed rigs only Software compatibility: N1MM Logger, CT, NA, TR-LOG The VK-64-DX comes without a power supply for stations that use a different power connectors or otherwise want to supply their own 12VDC. Adding computer control only needs a standard 25 pin shielded computer cable between theĬables are not included, but can be easily made according to directions in the manual orĪ 12V wall transformer with US standard 2 prong plug is included with the VK-64. Transmitter, even when the VK64 is powered off.ĬW set up is as simple as plugging your paddle into the VK-64. Microphone audio and PTT signals pass through the VK-64 and connect directly to the Plug the microphone into the VK-64's microphone input cable. Installing the VK-64 is easy! Unplug the microphone and plug the VK-64's transmitter audio/PTT cable The VK-64 is compatible with the major contest logging programs, including N1MM Logger, NA, WriteLog, TRLog, CT and LogEQF. The delay time can be adjustedįrom approximately 1/2 to 12 seconds with a front panel control. Message 1 for both CW and voice modes can be set up for auto repeat. Logging programs support sending CW through the printer port.Ĭomputer keying works in parallel with the internal CW keyer. The VK-64 also includes a built in LPT CW interface. A front panel knob adjusts speed from 8-45 WPM. The CW portion is an iambic memory keyer with four programable messages, each one capable of storing over 300 Morse characters. Messages are stored in non-volatile memory, remaining stored until recorded over with a new message. Press the stop button when you are finished. Press the record button followed by a message number button and start talking. The voice keyer section has four 15 second messages. You can operate the VK64 manually with the front panel controls or under program control through your PC or laptop's printer port. The VK-64 is a voice keyer and CW memory keyer in the same package! This is a legacy product and is no longer available. Compression Disabled.Unified Microsystems: W9XT VK-64 Combo Voice Keyer/CW Memory Keyer and more for ham radio operators! So I've been using my Yaesu with a DVS-2 for phone contests.Īctive Users: 1 ( 1 guest, 0 members, 0 anonymous members )Īll times are GMT -5:00, Time now is 5:12pm Got it to work here with VAC but then the mic input is disabled!! I would like to have some assistance in the best way to have the SDR support SSB playback wave files that also key the Flex Transmitter for transmission, as well as drop out at the end of the playback.Having a loop function would also be beneficial for repeat CQ transmissions. It appears that a voice keyer function is needed between N1MM and the SDR?Īs an alternative, is there a way to record these wave files in the SDR Wave Record function and then use the SDR to play back these SSB contest messages or wave files?Īlso, can the playback files of the SDR playback be mapped to the same keyboard keys? (F1-CQ Contest, F2-My callsign, F3-QRZ. However, for the N1MM SSB Wave Files, I have not been successful in playing these wave files through VAC and keying the SDR / FLEX 5000 Radio. I currently have been successful in setting up N1MM with SDR for running the CW messages from the Keyboard Macro Keys (F1, F2, F3, etc ) for playback of the N1MM CW contest messages.
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