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USB Device Router program part
Router needs to be installed before any device driver is installed.
Run "urouter_release_xx_xx.exe" (xx_xx is version) from CD to start the installation.
If a VCP driver of a microHAM USB interface was previously installed, installer will launch "FTDI Uninstaller"
before finishing the installation. If you want to keep using VCP drivers of USB interfaces, choose cancel
button.
After router installation it is time to install the driver. Connect the MK to the computer USB port. Then enter
driver location "\Program Files\microHAM\drivers\d2xx" where driver files were unpacked during router
installation.
USB driver part
1. Connect USB cable to the micro KEYER USB jack (5),
second end of the USB cable plug to the computer USB
port. Other cables leave unconnected.
2.
Automatic Wizard will appear, click Install from specific
location
C:\Program Files\microHAM\driver\d2xx
3. Wait until driver will be copied. On Windows XP during
installation driver certification dialog will appear. Ignore
this message and click "Continue Anyway"
4. After successfull installation you should see a MK driver in
Windows Control Panel/Hardware/USB
Computer audio connection
1. Plug provided audio cables to the sound card and to the
micro KEYER rear panel jacks. There are three (3) cables
attached. Cables are identical, important is only order of
interconnections:
A - Sound Card Line OUT to the MK rear panel Sound
card OUT jack (8)
B - Sound Card Line IN to the MK rear panel Sound card
IN jack (9)
C - Sound Card Line MIC IN to the MK rear panel Sound
card MIC jack (10)
Transceiver connection
1. Turn transceiver and transceiver power supply OFF
2. Plug radio cable DB37 connector to the MK DB37 jack
3. Plug ALL connectors from the cable set to the appropriate
jacks at the rear panel of your transceiver. Each plug
coming from radio cable is marked same as the matching
jack on your transceiver
4. Plug microphone cable coming from the DB37 plug of the
radio cable to the transceiver front panel microphone jack
5. Plug your original microphone to the MK RJ45 jack
located at the MK rear panel
6. If radio cable ends with leads for external powering
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