Anybody hooked up a Tigertronics Signalink interface to an FT847?
I have the cable for connection to the mic jack but I believe there is a way to connect it to one of the jacks on the rear panel and leave the mic connected.
73
Wayne VK4WDM
FT 847 and Tigertronics Signalink
Re: FT 847 and Tigertronics Signalink
Hi Wayne, on the FT847 if you use the 6 pin mini DIN, it only works in LSB and FM for data modes - not much good if you need USB.
The alternative is to use the 3.5mm stereo 'data' socket. That way you can leave your mic connected.
The wiring info is on this page at the very bottom of the page:
http://www.tigertronics.com/sl_wirebm.htm
Hopefully that helps.
73 - Rob VK2GOM / GW0MOH
The alternative is to use the 3.5mm stereo 'data' socket. That way you can leave your mic connected.
The wiring info is on this page at the very bottom of the page:
http://www.tigertronics.com/sl_wirebm.htm
Hopefully that helps.
73 - Rob VK2GOM / GW0MOH
Re: FT 847 and Tigertronics Signalink
Hi Rob
I did not see that at the bottom of the page!
Thanks, 73
Wayne VK4WDM
I did not see that at the bottom of the page!
Thanks, 73
Wayne VK4WDM
Re: FT 847 and Tigertronics Signalink
Hi,
Not using a FT 847, but have a Signalink USB for using with another transceiver. The Signalink USB will key a TX up with the audio stream already active (VOX) which means you will be probably be transmitting as the Transceiver relays go over.
If using high power PA's then this may cause RF relay burnout and PA issues. Some way of delaying the audio path or sequencing is recommended. I have come up with a simple modification (4 components) for the Signalink which I intend trying.
Kevin
Not using a FT 847, but have a Signalink USB for using with another transceiver. The Signalink USB will key a TX up with the audio stream already active (VOX) which means you will be probably be transmitting as the Transceiver relays go over.
If using high power PA's then this may cause RF relay burnout and PA issues. Some way of delaying the audio path or sequencing is recommended. I have come up with a simple modification (4 components) for the Signalink which I intend trying.
Kevin
Re: FT 847 and Tigertronics Signalink
Wayne I am using FT847 with G4ZLP interface connected to mini DIN socket for years and using it for all data modes without
problem so definitely can confirm it works with USB as well as LSB mode ... the most important is that it is full plug and play
device so it worked the moment I connected cables to computer and radio - no setup needed
http://www.g4zlp.co.uk/index.shtml
73, Pop, YU7EF
problem so definitely can confirm it works with USB as well as LSB mode ... the most important is that it is full plug and play
device so it worked the moment I connected cables to computer and radio - no setup needed
http://www.g4zlp.co.uk/index.shtml
73, Pop, YU7EF