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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/GE7RAIPC3CK374P3WLZYAOIG4HPWJNCI/",
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        "address": "gregory.beat (a) comcast.net",
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    "sender_name": "Greg Beat",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: PacComm information for PSK-1 and PSK-1T",
    "date": "2009-07-11T15:17:44Z",
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    "content": ">> John -- I think Greg means the 8-pin DIN, not the mini-DIN ....\nNo.  The PSK-1 RS-232 port to the Computer is J10, which is a mini-8 DIN on rear panel.\nI am looking at the back panel of my PSK-1 here in workbench!\n\nThe PSK-1 also has 8-pin DIN (J2) for the TNC Modem Connection (via 20-pin TAPR disconnect header on Tiny-2 or TAPR TNC-2);\nand three 5-pin DIN connections: TNC Radio Connection (J4); VHF Radio (J1); UHF Radio (J3) --- \nthe separate VHF and UHF radio connections were useful for the Icom VHF/UHF radios (271/471; 275/475) of that era.\n\nThe PSK-1 and PSK-1T modems do have different rear panel connector types!\nLOOK at the REAR PANEL (eBay auction # 320392587069 has a rear panel photo)\nOn the PSK-1T, there is an 8-pin Mini-DIN marked CONTROL (RS-232), I assume that Gywn kept the pin out the same as the PSK-1\nand would connect this to a PC serial port (RS-232) that is running a terminal emulation or control program.\nTo the left is a Male DB-9 marked PACKET (RS-232) ... A manual for the PSK-1T will confirm its usage/connections.\n\nAs I remember, and W3IO probably has a better memory, PacComm introduced the PSK-1 for the PacSats launched at that time.  \nLater, Gywn reintroduced the PSK-1T with some updates and suggested modifications.  \nI first saw a PSK-1T at the 1995 AMSAT meeting in Orlando (1995) --- shown in preparation for AO-40.\n\n>> Greg -- You apparently outbid me for these items on eBay, assuming you recently obtained them  ;-) )    \n>> I've been using it to command AO-16...     I don't know about the DFM unit, other than I think it is\n>> probably 1200 and 9600 baud capable.\n\nMark, I was watching that eBay auction (# 320392587069), but did not bid on these items -- I already have one!\nThere were two PacComm PSK-1 and DFM TNC combinations for sale on QRZ a couple of weeks ago at $35 per set or $50 for both (great deal)!\nYes, the DFM permits usage at 9600 AFSK (which one of the satellites did support).\n\nGreg\nw9gb\n",
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