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Subj: PK-232 can copy satellite telemetry 5 of 5
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PK232SAT.5 of 5
All you need do is wire in 3 double throw switches with the center 
pins of JP4, JP5 and JP6 connected to the center lugs of your 
double throw switches.
Then wire the inside and outside pins of JP4, JP5 and JP6 to these 
switches so that the JP center pins are switched to the inside 
pins
for the internal PK-232  modem or to the outside pins for your 
external modem. 
These switches can be mounted on the front panel where space permits 
(like the upper right corner under "model PK-232").  
To ease future servicing I recommend not soldering directly to 
the 
pins on JP4, JP5 and JP6. 
Check your catalogs (or local electronic supply store) for DIP 
connectors that are .100 center/.040 square hole size and wire 
your
switches to them.  
Be sure to mark each connector so you'll always reconnect them 
to 
the correct pins in the future.  
A look at the PK-232 schematic will clearly show you what you 
are 
doing.  A triple pole double throw switch would be nice if you 
can
find one.  I made do by ganging a SPDT and DPDT together.
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