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Keying KX3 or signalink #9

Open VictorDenisov opened 1 year ago

VictorDenisov commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Can anybody recommend how to setup cwdaemon to key KX3 or signalink. Signalink is visible as sound card. KX3 connects through serial port.

Thanks, Victor.

acerion commented 1 year ago

On 26.08.2022 06:48, Victor Denisov wrote:

Hi,

Can anybody recommend how to setup cwdaemon to key KX3 or signalink. Signalink is visible as sound card. KX3 connects through serial port.

Thanks, Victor.

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Hi!

I don't have any experience with devices that present themselves as sound card, so I can't comment on signalink.

If KX3 is connected through serial port, then in Linux you should have a device in /dev/ directory that represents that serial device. It will be something like /dev/ttyS0 in case of real, physical serial port, or perhaps /dev/ttyUSB0 if you are using some USB-serial converter. In any case pass this device to cwdaemon through -d (--cwdevice) command line option. Make sure that you have correct access rights (read/write) to the device.

Please let me know in case of any further questions.

Kamil

acerion commented 1 year ago

On 26.08.2022 06:48, Victor Denisov wrote:

Hi,

Can anybody recommend how to setup cwdaemon to key KX3 or signalink. Signalink is visible as sound card. KX3 connects through serial port.

Thanks, Victor.

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Hi!

I don't have any experience with devices that present themselves as sound card, so I can't comment on signalink.

If KX3 is connected through serial port, then in Linux you should have a device in /dev/ directory that represents that serial device. It will be something like /dev/ttyS0 in case of real, physical serial port, or perhaps /dev/ttyUSB0 if you are using some USB-serial converter. In any case pass this device to cwdaemon through -d (--cwdevice) command line option. Make sure that you have correct access rights (read/write) to the device.

Please let me know in case of any further questions.

Kamil