The command to stop the PK-232 is control-D from the keyboard. That should
be the last character you enter to do "over".
If your signal is inverted, that's another problem.
Control-C puts the PK-232 into command mode. Then I think RXR ON for
receive or TXR ON for transmit will invert the signal. Likewise, OFF to
uninvert. If your wiring is reversed, just leave it and invert the PK-232
on transmit. The command remains in effect until you issue another.
I have used the PK-232 in FSK for years with an FT-1000 with no problems
but with other software which had command keys to handle this.
73, Les W2LK
At 06:35 PM 2/15/01 -0500, Noel Zeibari wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I use the PK 232 MBX in RTTY mode in AFSK with no problem. I decided to
>use it in FSK mode since every body mentions its superiority! Made the
>shielded cables, pin # 5 PTT goes to pin # 13 on my TS 450 S/AT, pin #
>1 FSK to pin # 2 radio FSK and pin #2 GND to pin #s 4,8,12 radio GND.
>
>I am using The PK 232 with PK -Term 99. Called CQ few times and when I
>press the R button it just stays in TX mode, hit the escape button ,
>control C nothing happening, had to shut off and then on the transmitter
>and finally some one came back and told me also, that the signal was
>inverted! Never had this problem in AFSK. Should I solder the PTT to # 9
>pin of the ACC PLUG? Would appreciate your help.
>
>73, Noel (OM) N3NZ
>
>
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