Re: [amsat-bb] TS-2000+satellite

[K5OE@xxxxxxx]

Daniel,
The TS-2000 has only one RS-232 port, meaning you can use it for controlling the frequency (e.g., via WISP DDE) or you can use it for the internal modem--but not both at the same time.  Since you already have an excellent 9600 baud modem, I recommend you continue to use the DSP-2232 and software-control the frequency of the TS-2000 from the PC running WISP DDE (or the KCT tuner).

I am not aware of a 56 K upgrade and suspect there will never be one because of the changes required, not only to the hardware TASCO modem, but also to the IF bandwidth.

73,
Jerry, K5OE

dash23254@hotmail.com writes:

> 
> 
> Hi, after did used a Kenwood TS-790A, KCT, G-5400 and an AEA DSP-2232 for
> satellites I just move to a Kenwood TS-2000. So, it is possible to use the
> radio and the G-5400 contoled by the KCT via Wisp32? How? If no, what can I
> do? As the TS-2000 is a build-in an tnc, how it work at 9600? It is
> upgradable to 56? Too many questions, relax and smoke a big good cigar and
> give me your advices;-)
> -
> Daniel VE2SB
> 
> Chaleureux 73 & Salutations au QRA familial.
> Best 73 & God bless your family.
> 
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