Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Qin Bo Electronics
A 1.5 m USB-to-6.5 mm key-port cable lets a PC send Morse code up to 50 WPM to compatible Icom radios
This 1.5 m cable connects a PC USB port to a radio 6.5 mm key jack using a CH340 USB chip. It lets a Windows XP, 7 or 8 computer send Morse code automatically at up to 50 WPM by triggering the DTR line on the COM port.
Suits hams who want software-driven Morse on ICOM IC series rigs with a 6.5 mm key port. Not for stations that lack this jack, need a different connector size, or require Mac or Linux driver support not mentioned in the data.
The cable only works with radios that present a 6.5 mm CW key socket wired for DTR keying. Verify your transceiver has this exact port before purchase; other connector types or keying methods will not function with this cable.
| Brand | Qin Bo Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | USB Control Line |
| Type | USB |
| Specifications | Support various brands and models radio station |
| Features | Used for PC send Morse to your radio station automatically, the speed rate up to 50WPM |
The cable uses a fixed USB-A plug and a 6.5mm key jack with pressed-film connectors; no replaceable parts or service intervals are involved.
The CH340 USB chip handles the serial signalling, so the practical limit is the host PC's CPU load and the radio's own keying circuitry, not the cable itself.
The CH340 draws only USB bus power (5 V, low current), runs silently and stays barely warm during extended CW sessions.
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