Here is what I do.
Use the regen function. Receive on 45 baud Baudot. Then set the output to
1200 baud ASCII. Then take the output to a serial port to your logging
program.
You can use Procomm, Putty or any other terminal program. With N1MM, I
simply open another receive window, and set the port to a serial port on my
windows 7 PC. I use an 8 port serial card installed into my machine. I use
the
same card, on a different port for FSK CW and rig control (for my 751A). I
use USB for my IC7600 and IC-7200. They have built in sound cards but still
need a serial port for FSK and CW.
73
Jim W7RY
-----Original Message-----
From: William Levy
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 10:46 AM
To: rtty@contesting.com
Subject: [RTTY] Hal ST 6000
Is anyone using a HAL ST 6000 with a modern computer to serial or USB ports?
I would like to know what you did. I know about the pk232 trick but would
like to find a way to go direct with the right USB serial or right serial
card to run our slow baud rates
Ryryr de N2WL
William G Levy
Mobile 1914.645.4771
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