CB – before you rip the rig apart… does your configuration support other digital modes (i.e. PSK, FT-8, Olivia, etc)?? Are you using any sort of commercial interface between the computer and your rig (i.e. a or )?? Are you simply trying to connect PC audio to the 13-pin port – missed that in your config.
My configuration (with the 7K) works just fine, feeding it with a .? In my case, I also have a separate USB CAT cable (because I use this on Ubuntu and macOS in addition to Win10 (RIGblaster virtualizes the USB to provide the audio interface and CAT from a single USB connection (only on Win10)).?
I’m using CAT control and everything there works. ?In fact, I can hit TUNE on JS8CALL, radio goes into transmit, and will modulate my voice from the speaker mic.
?
It’s really weird. ?I can use the monitor function on ic-7000 and hear the tune tone and the JS8 worble… so really, the audio is making it into the ic-7000, and out the speaker somehow! ?But it’s not modulating the SSB.?
?
The manual p 116 says make the data signal 0.4Vp-p and I’ve verified with my oscilloscope.
?
Time to take the radio apart!!!!
…. actually, before that, I’m going to hook up a function generator to the data in, and see what happens.?
CB
?
On Aug 23, 2021, at 4:11 PM, Charles & Sandra Cohen via <cpcohen1945@...> wrote:
?
The problem is probably that your software isn't telling the IC-7000 to go into XMIT mode.
Check the settings in JS8CALL, see how it is doing XMIT / RCV switching, and check that whatever it does on the DATA port matches what the IC-7000 expects.? I'm pretty sure there _is_ a "PTT" line in both the 6-pin and 13-pin DATA jacks.
Unfortunately, Icom didn't put a "digital VOX" capability into the IC-7000.
>>> The tune button on JS8CALL software also does not cause modulation (radio does go to TX, controlled by CAT) >>>
Ahh -- if the JS8CALL "Tune" button puts the IC-7000 into XMIT mode, but there's no power output from the rig:
. . . Check that you're using the correct pin on the DATA jack -- I think it's called "MOD" (modulator input), . . . and that you're in USB mode,? . . . and, if there's a menu item that switches between MIC and DATA, that it's set to DATA.