Elecraft XV Transverter Owner's Manual User Manual
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Elecraft K2 with No K60XV
This setup uses the K2’s antenna port for both the transmit and receive
signal path to the transverter. The K2 must be equipped with an auxiliary
input/output either through a KIO2 interface or the one built into the
KPA100 amplifier.
Figure 4. Connecting the transverter to an Elecraft K2 without a
K60XV interface
.
Refer to your K2 Operating Manual and the instructions that came
with your current firmware and use the K2’s MENU commands to do the
following.
_ Note the TRN number you have set up for the transverter.
_ If using a K2/100, set the MENU command for PA OFF.
Refer to the following table and set the DIP switches on the RF PCB
for the TRN number you assigned.
TRN
DIP SWITCH POSITIONS
1 2 3
4
1
ON
OFF OFF OFF
2
OFF
ON
OFF OFF
3
OFF OFF
ON
OFF
4
OFF OFF
OFF
ON
5
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
6
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
7
OFF OFF
ON
ON
8
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Place 2-pin shorting blocks on transverter RF PCB jumpers shown
below:
_ JP1: 2-3
_ JP4: 2-3
_ JP2: 1-2
_ JP5: 1-2
_ JP3: 2-3
_ JP6: 1-2
_ JP9: 1-2
Place a shorting block on 2-pin jumper JP8 (near the ON/OFF switch
on the RF PCB) and verify that there is no shorting block on JP7.
Locate front panel PCB 2-pin jumper, JP1, at the end of the socket-
mounted controller IC. Verify that there is no shorting block on this
jumper. (Do not confuse this JP1 with JP1 on the RF PCB.)
Refer to Transverter Control Cable on page 11 to make up a new
transverter control cable or to add connections for the transverter to your
existing Aux I/O cable.
Connect the cables as shown in Figure 4.
Connect a 13.8 VDC, 6 ampere power supply to the transverter using
a cable equipped with an Anderson connector