[WriteLog] Yaesu FT-847 and AFSK?

Jerry Pixton jpixton at shentel.net
Fri Dec 31 07:30:34 EST 2004


Happy New Year Magnus,

I am a little confused. The FT847 does NOT have an FSK input.

It does have a AFSK input on the Data In/out jack. I have used this input 
for hf (actually satellite also) rtty many times. Set the rig to LSB. The 
trick is to use the PTT circuit (shown on page 16 of the FT-847 manual) to 
apply a PTT signal to the Data jack also. This cuts off the microphone 
circuit. Then you can adjust the level of the audio tones using the ALC 
meter. Of course you need to tell Writelog that "LSB is really FSK" so that 
Writelog will control the sound board to send the AFSK tones on the Line 
Out to your Data In circuit. An isolation transformer is also a good idea 
in the Line Out audio circuit.

The Packet din connector works when the rig is in FM

Hope this helps

Jerry, W6IHG


At 03:57 PM 12/30/2004 +0000, Magnus A wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>I plugged my interface to the dataport on the back of my rig but I can not 
>seem to get it to work in AFSK.
>It works fine in FSK from Writelog but I like it to work also in AFSK.
>Someone has mentioned tips about lowering the volume because the rig can 
>be overrun but I tried lowering and it did not help.
>Anyone know if there is some stupid menu setting that I might have not 
>figured out?
>Due to this I can not use the digital voice keyer either.
>
>73 and a Happy New Year - Magnus SM6WET
>
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