[RTTY] IC-756pro3 & RTTY

[f6irf@free.fr]

Hi david
the microham microkeyer does this (on top of the rest...) for CW and rtty

http://www.microham.com/mk%20features.html
•  FSK keying output
- capable of sending 5/6/7/8 bits and 1/1.5/2 stop bits
- support for PS/2 keyboard for direct RTTY typing without computer connection

You may even be able to define 9 buffers... (to be checked, memories may only
work in CW....)

Patrick





[RTTY] IC-756pro3 & RTTY;
from [David Burger] [Permanent Link][Original]

To:  <rtty at contesting.com>
Subject:  [RTTY] IC-756pro3 & RTTY;
From:  "David Burger" <david.burger at usyd.edu.au>
Date:  Wed, 20 Apr 2005 16:13:03 +1000
List-post:  <mailto:rtty at contesting.com>

Am seeking some guidance about non-memory RTTY transmit from my new rig;



-          Is anyone aware of a little PIC based RTTY modulator that
would connect say an old PC keyboard (PS2 or USB style) and say the
IC-756pro3 ACC ports together... Just wanting to bypass a laptop for a
real simple RTTY station.  I've ordered a little Stamp BS2 kit to have a
go myself.   It is almost so trivial, I figure google & I must be
missing something.  I'd imagine a few people would jump at a toy like
this !



Any ideas welcome?



David Burger  VK2CZ  (also VK9XD.. and hence reason for question..)

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