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Okay, it appears that filter 2 is selected (500 Hz) as noted below? What do most people run this as? John V. Nelson ? KD8TZC From: John Nelson <kd8tzc@...> Reply-To: IC 7000

Hello to the group, I have not taken time to see if one exist but thought I would ask the group and shorten my research time to find such a book if it exist. I do not spend a lot time on the air, I

Thanks all, I'll look I to it. It's strange though that with all the other modes everything sounds fine. I would think the filters would be set for those too but I'm still learning how this rig works.

You need to have the AMBE board or an AMBE chip built into the DV-RPTR board to use it to convert your IC-7000 into a D-STAR radio. You also need a means to program callsigns into the board - PC or

Does this just turn the radio into a dstar repeater, or does it add dstar to the radio? Thanks. I would like to have dstar, but don't want to pay the price. 73

Ham Radio Deluxe, RMS Express, dl-fldigi (though used in Rx only for balloon tracking), PC-ALE, Digipan, that I can recall. Interface is a G4ZLP with CAT (i.e. CI-V) support, and a separate serial

Your CW filter is probably set for 500 hz, and it sounds like that when the bandwidth changes. You want to hear something really funny and muffled, engage the DSP; I cannot stand it, so listen to more

It sounds that way because the filter is very narrow. filter #1 1.2K #2 500 k #3 is250k. Monroe AF6JC

Filter width too narrow or automatic notch filter turned on? This message was delivered by flying monkeys!

Sounds like you have filters on. Check you don't have nr noise blank filters on etc and check the filter width. When selecting cw the tones should dull down slightly but not as much as your saying

When I turn my 7k to the CW mode, for some reason all the background noise sounds really muffled. If I then switch it to LSB or USB, I can hear the CW tones that are being sent by other stations. Why

Hi Robert G6LLP , Maybe some of the problems come from the fact that KAM , and many similar TNC made for Packet, are not really complaining with the Pactor lev.1 protocol !! I never had such troublem

I was wondering what software you use and interface. I can't get the 7000 to tx digi modes in rtty. <br/><br/>Billy<br/>GM0OBX<br/>

Tony, I was wondering what software you use and interface. I can't get the 7000 to tx when in USB modes for digi stuff

Hi Most of these modes where used using a KAM which was a TNC with two ports the move to using sound cards and software is only as good as the software which is written. ?so many seem to be having

I just use audio tones in SSB mode for all my digital modes, rather than getting the radio to do FSK. Easier for me, since I use a wide variety of digital modes. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL

Yep, no issues. Signal polarity is "normal" for Tx and Rx. Use the data port, make sure the radio is configured for 9600 bps and in FM mode. I used the second (10 kHz) IF filter. Haven't had a chance

I use the SCS Modem with Pactor II and III and no problem with the 7000 or the 706 MK IIG Gene Eugene C. Clark W4AYK Section Manager, Georgia ARRL, the national organization for Amateur Radio email:

All, I'm having trouble using the ic7000 in RTTY mode or not. I use mix w with the rigexpert standard interface. The trouble is this: When using the 7000 with mix w in USB mode it will not transmit

Would like to hear how well the IC 7000 does digital modes such as pactor ? Thank you 73 Kenny