micro DOUBLE SIX SWITCH directly connects to two micro Band Decoder-s and MK-1100 SO2R multi keyer; forming a completely automatical SO2R station.
Using the supplied configuration software, choose the switching of antenna ports (at the required bands).
Use one antenna port for more bands (multi band antennas), or two or more antenna ports on one band (frequency split), on your choice; both decoders need to be configured in the same way.
 
If micro SIX SWITCH is going to be placed outside the ham shack, it is necessary to have the micro Band Decoder fitted by the optional RELAY BOARD.
(In this case,) jumper on the RELAY BOARD must be set to "+".
 
The connection using PCLPT1 cables is needed only for transceivers not supported by micro Band Decoder.
 
Connect the transceiver using only one communication cable, depending on the interface (CI-V, IF-232, FIF-232 or RS-232).
 
Check out our Application Notes for connecting your transceivers.
 
Connect the keying and audio lines between MK-1100 and transceivers according to recommendations on Wayne's W5XD webpages www.writelog.com.
 
If you are using transceivers requiring RTS and CTS signals (TS450, 850, 950 with DSP100), always connect it to micro Band Decoder, which has a COM port connected directly to PC, rather than to MK-1100.
 
 

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