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LCU-3
Level Converters
for
Icom, Kenwood, Yaesu, TenTec
Lower price!
Hardware interfaces for remote access and control of your rig
Click
here for help selecting the proper model interface for your rig.
The LCU-3 is
an inexpensive unit that interfaces your radio to your computer. Simply plug one end into
your radio, and the other end into a serial or USB port on your computer. Tell LOGic which radio you have and which port you plugged it into.
It will now automatically log band, mode, and frequency directly from your radio.
With the
touch of a key, it will set your radio to the frequency displayed on your log screen or LOGic's radio control database. You may also enter frequency and mode from the keyboard,
or set your radio to the frequency specified by a packet cluster spot.
These interfaces will work with TRX-Manager
and any software that supports radio interfacing.
Models are available for Kenwood, Icom, and Yaesu
radios that require a level converter. These are replacements for Kenwood's IF-232C, Icom's CT-17, and
Yaesu's FIF-232. Click here for
information on selecting the proper interface or cable for
your rig.
These interfaces cost less and are more convenient to install than the units provided
by the radio manufacturers. The LCU3 units are powered from the computer's port, so no battery or power cable is needed.
The circuitry is built into the shell of a DB-9 connector.
The cable is 6 feet long. Order an
extension cable if you need
more.
To use the LCU-3 with a
USB port, select the USB-RS232 adapter option.
The LCU-3 works with LOGic
and most other software. These fine interfaces are manufactured by Phil
Whitehouse of W1GEE Enterprises. Please direct all inquiries and orders
to PDA.
We also have replacement IF-10 boards
for Kenwood and UX-14 boards for Icom.
Click here for details.
Click
here for help selecting the proper model interface for your rig.
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CW Keyer Interfaces
Send CW with your computer
Serial and Parallel interfaces available
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One
of LOGic's attractive features is its ability to transmit CW without having to go through
an expensive multimode controller. This feature can be used to transmit CW while using
your multimode controller to operate packet or other digital mode!
Using LOGic's CW keyer feature, you may transmit anything from a short ID to a complete
exchange at the touch of one of LOGic's programmable function keys. Or, for those of you
who enjoy keeping a personal touch in this high-tech hobby, simply activate the
dual-window keyboard interface and type whatever is on your heart. The typeahead buffer
allows you to type faster than the code that is being transmitted. One window displays
your typing while another displays the code as it is being transmitted. You may also
compose a message to be transmitted later while listening to the other station's
transmission.
LOGic's CW Keyer feature interfaces to the key jack on your transistorized rig through your
computer's parallel or serial port. An interface circuit is required. If you are
handy with a soldering iron, you may build your own. However, you should
seriously consider buying this inexpensive, high-quality ready-to-go interface
by W1GEE products. These CW interface units include optical isolation
and good RF shielding. These interfaces also work with TRX-Manager and
most ham radio software programs.
PTT CW Keyer
Interface LOGic has the capability of keying
your transmitter when using the voice keyer or CW keyer.
PTT interfacing makes the voice keyer much easier to use,
as it is not dependent on VOX operation and not affected
by background noise, etc. PTT keying is also desirable
for CW keying if your rig lacks QSK or you prefer not to
use it. This interface has all the features of the CW
keyer, plus a dual optoisolator and a second cable to
control Transmit/Receive switching. LOGic uses the same
port for CW keying and PTT keying. By W1GEE.
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Here are various cables needed around the
shack.
For help selecting a cable for a
particular radio,
click here.
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