PCC-950 Personal Computer Controller Window Yaesu

Witam, niekoniecznie trzeba podłączać się do środka transceivera, i tu zacytuję "I had some doubts about this when I first read about it, but decided to give it a try. I'm using the RFSpace SDR-IQ receiver with the FT-1000MP Mk V to produce a panadaptor display on the PC with the RFSpace SpectraVue software. The result is about as good as using LP-Pan and PowerSDR with the K3 for the same purpose. There's no IF takeoff point in the FT-1000 and the high IF frequency wouldn't work anyway with this setup (70 MHz or so). In this case, the SDR-IQ is fed with the antenna connected to the transceiver via the RF Out jack and a magic-T splitter (see W8JI site). One side of the splitter feeds the SDR-IQ and the other side feeds the RF In jack on the FT-1000MP. SpectraVue sees the FT-1000 frequency via a serial port and you can tune the FT-1000MP by mousing on a signal on the panadaptor display, as with LP-Pan. The only downside at this point is that you lose the ability for your logging program to read or set transceiver information as there's nothing like LP-Bridge (for the K3 and LP-Pan) to allow you to share the serial connection between the PC and rig.", link http://www.eham.net/forums/SoftwareDefinedRadio/251 . Jak można przeczytać częstotliwość jest 'pobierana' z portu CAT radia, a SDR jest podłączony do anteny transceivera za pomocą splittera.

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