[Logic] Multiple Icom Rigs and CT-17 Level Converter
Steve Massey
[email protected]
2003年10月28日 05:50:46 -0800
Yes i was the guy on the TRX reflector and indeed it worked properly when I
set one reciever to 1200 and the other to 9600. Im using a cheap-o interface
I bought off the auction site for 25,ドル it simulates the CT icom interface.
Im using a Y-splitter . I did have a problem at first with both rigs being
controlled at the same time. When I tuned one the other followed. It works
great now from Julio suggestions of changing the baud rate on one of the
receivers...
Steve N6TT
----- Original Message -----
From: "Julio Peralta" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 4:20 AM
Subject: Re: [Logic] Multiple Icom Rigs and CT-17 Level Converter
> Brad one thing I left out is that I'm using 2 W1GEE interfaces. One of my
> PRO II's is set for the alt CI-V address that I got from the Icom manual.
> One rig and software entry is set for 9600 baud and the other is set for
> 4800 baud. I don't think it makes a difference which is which. I believe
the
> change in baud rates keeps the software from changing the one not set to
the
> same rate, also keeps the rigs from tracking because one doesn't
understand
> the others baud rate. That's just my simplistic way of thinking about it.
It
> may well be something else, but it does work here.
>> There was just a similar thread going on the TRX-Manager reflector with a
> guy trying to use 2 Icom receivers. He tried this method of setting
> different baud rates and he was able to get the 2 receivers to work
> independently using 1 interface.
>> I think the reason I used 2 interfaced is kept the PW-1 amp from getting
> confused as to which rig was controlling it.
>> Good luck and let us know if it works for you!
>> Julio, W4HY
>