Block diagram microKEYER click for larger view |
Connection diagram microKEYER click for larger view |
MicroKEYER unites all usually required interfaces into one unit: It consists of a soundcard-interface for all digital modes (RTTY, PSK31 etc.) plus a CAT interface for any rig plus a keying stage for CW and PTT.
The MicroKEYER is connected to the PC by a single USB cable plus the cables to the soundcard. The interface can be used with any Windows™ based software for FSK, AFSK, CW, SSB etc. and offers full support for your transceiver by Icom, Kenwood, Yaesu, Tentec etc. Transceiver and PC are electrically separated, thus preventing noise loops. Audio levels are controllable from the front panel of the interface, direkt transmission of RTTY or CW is possible without PC, just connect a normal keyboard directly to the interface.
An additional PTT connector is available for an amplifier, using a programmable sequencer. A PTT footswitch can also be connected.
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Block diagram microKEYER click for larger view |
Connection diagram microKEYER click for larger view |
For connection between interface and radio an optional cable is required (or you do it yourself). If you do not find the suitable cable for your rig, please contact us.
The cables to the radio are now available also in a 2m long version (article DB38-xxx instead of DB37-xxx), see list.
| DB37-IC8 | Cable for various Icom, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
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| DB38-IC8 | Same as DB37-IC8, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-IC13 | Cable for various Icom, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-IC13 | Same as DB37-IC13, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-IC718 | Cable for Icom IC-718, IC-78, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-IC718 | Same as DB37-IC718, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TS6 | Cable for various Kenwood, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TS6 | Same as DB37-TS6, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TS9 | Cable for various Kenwood, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TS9 | Same as DB37-TS9, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TSMINI6 | Cable for various Kenwood, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TSMINI6 | Same as DB37-TSMINI6, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TT-OR2 | Cable for TenTec Orion2, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TT-OR2 | Same as DB37-TT-OR2, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TT-JPA | Cable for various TenTec, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TT-JPA | Same as DB37-TT-JPA, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-TT-OM | Cable for various TenTec, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-TT-OM | Same as DB37-TT-OM, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FTMINI8 | Cable for various Yaesu, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FTMINI8 | Same as DB37-FTMINI8, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT450 | Cable for FT-450, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB37-FT767 | Cable for Yaesu FT-767, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT767 | Same as DB37-FT767, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT847 | Cable for Yaesu FT-847, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT847 | Same as DB37-FT847, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT900 | Cable for Yaesu FT-900, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB37-FT920 | Cable for Yaesu FT-920, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT920 | Same as DB37-FT920, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT950 | Cable for Yaesu FT-950, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB37-FT990 | Cable for Yaesu FT-990, 1m long (Note) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT990 | Same as DB37-FT990, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT1000M | Cable for Yaesu FT-1000MP, 1m long (List) | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT1000M | Same as DB37-FT1000M, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT1000D | Cable for Yaesu FT-1000D, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT1000D | Same as DB37-FT1000D, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-FT2000 | Cable for FT-2000, FT-2000D, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB38-FT2000 | same as DB37-FT2000, but 2m long | 88.07 (85.50) EUR | |
| DB37-IC8 | Icom | IC-707, IC-725, IC-726, IC-728, IC-729, IC-735, IC-736, IC-737, IC-738 IC-746, IC-766Pro, IC-7400, IC-756, IC-756Pro, IC-756ProII, IC-756ProIII IC-761, IC-765, IC-775, IC-7800, IC-781, IC-910 IC-7400: only for HF, not VHF |
Schematic |
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| DB37-IC13 | Icom | IC-703, IC-706, IC-706MkII, IC-706MkIIG, IC-7000 | Schematic |
| DB37-IC718 | Icom | IC-718, IC-78 | Schematic |
| DB37-TS6 | Kenwood | TS-50, TS-60, TS-140, TS-440, TS-450, TS-680, TS-690 TS-711, TS-790, TS-811, TS-850, TS-940, TS-950 TS-50, TS-60 - requires Kenwood IF-10D TS-140, TS-680 - requires Kenwood IF-10C TS-711, TS-811 - requires Kenwood IF-10A TS-940 - requires Kenwood IF-10B |
Schematic |
| DB37-TS9 | Kenwood | TS-570S TS-570D TS-870 TS-870S TS-2000 TS-2000X TS-B2000 | Schematic |
| DB37-TSMINI6 | Kenwood | TS-480HX TS-480SAT | Schematic |
| DB37-TT-OR2 | TenTec | Orion2 | Schematic |
| DB37-TT-JPA | TenTec | Jupiter, Pegasus, Argonaut | Schematic |
| DB37-TT-OM | TenTec | Omni VI | Schematic |
| DB37-FTMINI8 | Yaesu | FT-817 FT-857 FT-857D FT-897 FT-897D | Schematic |
| DB37-FT450 | Yaesu | FT-450 | Schematic |
| DB37-FT847 | Yaesu | FT-847 | Schematic |
| DB37-FT900 | Cable for Yaesu FT-900, 1m long | 68.70 (66.70) EUR | |
| DB37-FT920 | Yaesu | FT-920 | Schematic |
| DB37-FT950 | Yaesu | FT-950 | Schematic |
| DB37-FT990 | Yaesu | FT-990 (requires ROM Version 1.3 or newer) | Schematic |
| DB37-FT1000D | Yaesu | FT-1000, FT-1000D (requires ROM Version 6.0 or newer) | Schematic |
| DB37-FT1000M | Yaesu | FT-1000MP, FT-1000MP MkV, FT-1000MP Field | Schematic |
| DB37-FT2000 | Yaesu | FT-2000, FT-2000D | Schematic |
The 10 Keypad is directly connected to the microKEYER and allows control of various CW functions, like recall of stored standard buffers, adjusting speed and many more. The RTTY functions require a full PS/2 keyboard (a USB keyboard will not work!).
From: Blake M. Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 10:28 PM To: microHAM yahoogroups Subject: [microHAM] CQWW & Microkeyer Just to report, my Microkeyer worked flawlessly for the entire 12 hours I was on last weekend. No CW stuttering whatsoever, even at stints of 40wpm. Latest FW flash and device router. 2.0Ghz, 768m of ram. I had Writelog 10.5 crash on me several times, but I think it's a bad RAM stick I added which is now making Windows™ puke. Can't wait for Writelog to get on board with Winkey. 73, Blake N4GI
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