FOREWORD
If you have not yet visited and read the contents of my K2DI v.III and K2DI-PCI boards page, I suggest you do so now, before going on reading the contents of this page. It will help understanding my procedure. Thanks.
The following pictures show how I figured the PCB installed. Just click on the snapshot to see the enlarged picture. Please click on the pop-up window to close it once you are done with the emerging picture.
This image shows the modified KAF2 P2 3-pin male header. I substituted 2 of the standard pins (#1 and #2) of the P2 3-pin male header for 2 longer ones so that when the header was soldered, I had the normal 3 male pins on the bottom side of the KAF2 board to be plugged to J2 at the control board and 2 male pins on the top face of the board to connect a cable to feed the AF signal to J4 at the K2DI v.III.
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Here we have a modified KDSP2 P2 3-pin male header. As I did with the KAF2, I substituted 2 of the standard pins (#1 and #2) of the P2 3-pin male header for 2 longer ones so that when the header was soldered, I had the normal 3 male pins on the bottom side of the KDSP2 board to be plugged to J2 at the control board and 2 male pins on the top face of the board to connect a cable to feed the AF signal to J4 at the K2DI v.III.
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Side view of the installed K2DI v.III Digital Interface. This board is prepared to receive its daughterboard, the K2DI-PCI. That's why we have three stand-off installed, the electrolytic capacitors are low profile and C5, the 220uF capacitor, is bended.
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The installed K2DI v.III Digital Interface as seen from above.
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This picture shows the bottom side of the K2 upper cover, with all the options, i.e. KAT2, KIO2 and KBT2, installed and coexisting with the K2DI v.III Digital Interface.
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Side view of the Digital-Computer Interface, i.e. the assembled K2DI V.III and the K2DI-PCI boards.
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Top view of the complete Digital-Computer Interface already installed and ready for use.
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Rear view of my Basic K2 showing my Digital connectors setup. You will notice I have taken advantage of the holes formerly provided for the connection of Elecraft's transverters to install a 4 pin MiniDIN connector on the IN XVTR hole, for the soundcard connection, and an isolated Minijack stereo connector on the OUT XVTR hole for the Serial PTT connection.
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Top view showing how I have fixed the K2DI-PCI cables on the top cover of the Basic K2. You will notice I have removed the K2BAT.
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This side view of my Basic K2 shows how I have installed a Minijack stereo for the Serial PTT rear connection. Notice the bakelite washer used to isolate the PC signal GND from the K2's chassis.
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Last updated on June 29, 2004.