using ham radio deluxe with signalink usb

It displays only as a USB Audio Codec in the 'Sound, Video, and Game Controller' hive of your device manager, as shown below. When connecting the SignaLink to your computer, it does not require any drivers and it does not display as a virtual com port as most USB device interfaces do. This PDF can be downloaded from the link below. If the manual that came with your SignaLink does not cover the configuration for your particular radio, DX Engineering provides a PDF file that has the pin configuration for just about every radio supported by SignaLink.

If using the jumpers, care must be taken to ensure they are connected correctly or the SignaLink will not provide audio or key your transmitter when you attempt to receive or send a digital signal.

Plugs into the JP1 dip socket, from Tigertronics. Small wire jumpers came with the SignaLink for this purpose, or, you can purchase a pre-configured module for your particular radio that In order for the SignaLink to key your transmitter, jumpers or a pre-configured module must be installed in the Signalink's J1 dip socket. The SignaLink has an internal VOX that is used to key your transmitter. It's just a matter of connecting the SignaLink to the computer via it's USB cable and connecting the proper cable/s to the radio, however, prior to connecting the SignaLink to the computer, there is some configuration you must do in the SignaLink itself. The SignaLink does not require any drivers to be installed in order to use it with Ham Radio Deluxe. It does not provide any rig control functionality except for keying the transmitter via it's internal VOX. It is an external soundcard which is used to provide audio between the computer and radio for the AFSK digital modes. The SignaLink USB is an audio device only. You should read all the documentation that came with your SignaLink before making any connections to your radio or computer. It's important that you first understand what the SignaLink is used for and how it works. Solution home Knowledgebase Digital Master 780 Configure SignaLink for DM-780

Using ham radio deluxe with signalink usb