Re: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting (aka Win-Test support)
Thank you Peter
I was actually interested in possibility of running KDVR3 Contest Voice
messages from Win-Test F(*) keys which appears to be possible from N1MM.
Perhaps this would be a better question for Win-Test authors given the ever
growing popularity of the K3.
73, Nick
ve3ey
Sorry, that should be mn009; for TX EQ - mn008; is of course RX EQ.
Can't see a way of doing it in Win-Test, Nick. One of the reasons why I
abandoned my (paid for) Win-Test in favour of N1MM.
Peter Connors wrote:
> I have identified an easy way to switch between various TX EQ settings
> using N1MM or Logger32 thanks to information kindly supplied by Bill
> Coleman N2BC, author of K3_EZ.
>
> The method involves using the macro functions in each program to set
> compression and TX EQ bands. For example, flat with no compression in
> Logger32 would be
> $command cp000;mn008;swt53;mn255;$
> which zeroes compression, clears the existing EQ and tidily terminates.
>
> For my DX/Contest setting I use (the space after 'command' may appear as
> a line feed):
> $command
> cp025;mn008;swt53;swt11;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt12;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt13;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt24;dn;dn;dn;dn;mn255;$
> which sets CMP to 25, clears the existing EQ and then sets it to -16,
> -16, -9, -4 in the first four bands and then exits gracefully.
>
> The N1MM macros need starting with {CAT1ASC instead of $command, then
> terminating with } instead of $.
> Other EQ settings can be easily set by examining the K3 Programmers
> Reference; a macro that needs very many commands may exceed the maximum
> length which is 255 in N1MM, unknown for Logger32.
> Although the Programmers Reference suggests that successive SWTxxx
> commands may need 100msec delay to 'set', these macros work with the COM
> port at 38400 without any apparent need for command pacing.
>
> 73, Pete Connors F5VNB/G4PLZ
> PS I have just read Wayne's mail about keeping EQ settings within ±6dB
> so I am about to change the macros after writing this. Perhaps Wayne
> will reduce the limits in future firmware?
>
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Re: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting
I think the logger EQ macros are probably most useful where a station is switching modes often and needs to tailor the response appropriately. Logger32 has up to 36 macros available so there is plenty of room for them in there. N1MM appears to have less space and as you rightly point out, disrupting the more useful N1MM macros is undesirable. In a serious contest situation the EQ would be set up before the start to avoid this problem. Running an independent macro program through the COM port can be problematical if the logger is also using that port; K3_EZ or the Elecraft Utility cannot be used with a logger through LP-Bridge or there would be no problem. Yes, I can unload the logger, load up a macro program, run the macro, reload the Logger, get my spots back in place and find where I was but it is not elegant :-) 73 Pete w...@comcast.net wrote: > > There are macro programs that can run outside these applications can can > take any key sequence and make these changes. The important thing is to > not use a key sequence that your logging program is using. > > Terry > __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:Elecraft@mailman.qth.net This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html
Re: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting
There are macro programs that can run outside these applications can can take any key sequence and make these changes. The important thing is to not use a key sequence that your logging program is using. Terry __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:Elecraft@mailman.qth.net This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html
Re: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting
Sorry, that should be mn009; for TX EQ - mn008; is of course RX EQ.
Can't see a way of doing it in Win-Test, Nick. One of the reasons why I
abandoned my (paid for) Win-Test in favour of N1MM.
Peter Connors wrote:
> I have identified an easy way to switch between various TX EQ settings
> using N1MM or Logger32 thanks to information kindly supplied by Bill
> Coleman N2BC, author of K3_EZ.
>
> The method involves using the macro functions in each program to set
> compression and TX EQ bands. For example, flat with no compression in
> Logger32 would be
> $command cp000;mn008;swt53;mn255;$
> which zeroes compression, clears the existing EQ and tidily terminates.
>
> For my DX/Contest setting I use (the space after 'command' may appear as
> a line feed):
> $command
> cp025;mn008;swt53;swt11;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt12;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt13;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt24;dn;dn;dn;dn;mn255;$
> which sets CMP to 25, clears the existing EQ and then sets it to -16,
> -16, -9, -4 in the first four bands and then exits gracefully.
>
> The N1MM macros need starting with {CAT1ASC instead of $command, then
> terminating with } instead of $.
> Other EQ settings can be easily set by examining the K3 Programmers
> Reference; a macro that needs very many commands may exceed the maximum
> length which is 255 in N1MM, unknown for Logger32.
> Although the Programmers Reference suggests that successive SWTxxx
> commands may need 100msec delay to 'set', these macros work with the COM
> port at 38400 without any apparent need for command pacing.
>
> 73, Pete Connors F5VNB/G4PLZ
> PS I have just read Wayne's mail about keeping EQ settings within ±6dB
> so I am about to change the macros after writing this. Perhaps Wayne
> will reduce the limits in future firmware?
>
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Re: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting
OT quiestion
Does anyone know how to do this in Win-Test?
What kind of command string is required to send various CAT commands from
Win-Test to K3?
73, Nick
ve3ey
Subject: [Elecraft] TX EQ setting
I have identified an easy way to switch between various TX EQ settings
using N1MM or Logger32 thanks to information kindly supplied by Bill
Coleman N2BC, author of K3_EZ.
The method involves using the macro functions in each program to set
compression and TX EQ bands. For example, flat with no compression in
Logger32 would be
$command cp000;mn008;swt53;mn255;$
which zeroes compression, clears the existing EQ and tidily terminates.
For my DX/Contest setting I use (the space after 'command' may appear as
a line feed):
$command
cp025;mn008;swt53;swt11;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt12;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt13;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt24;dn;dn;dn;dn;mn255;$
which sets CMP to 25, clears the existing EQ and then sets it to -16,
-16, -9, -4 in the first four bands and then exits gracefully.
The N1MM macros need starting with {CAT1ASC instead of $command, then
terminating with } instead of $.
Other EQ settings can be easily set by examining the K3 Programmers
Reference; a macro that needs very many commands may exceed the maximum
length which is 255 in N1MM, unknown for Logger32.
Although the Programmers Reference suggests that successive SWTxxx
commands may need 100msec delay to 'set', these macros work with the COM
port at 38400 without any apparent need for command pacing.
73, Pete Connors F5VNB/G4PLZ
PS I have just read Wayne's mail about keeping EQ settings within ±6dB
so I am about to change the macros after writing this. Perhaps Wayne
will reduce the limits in future firmware?
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[Elecraft] TX EQ setting
I have identified an easy way to switch between various TX EQ settings
using N1MM or Logger32 thanks to information kindly supplied by Bill
Coleman N2BC, author of K3_EZ.
The method involves using the macro functions in each program to set
compression and TX EQ bands. For example, flat with no compression in
Logger32 would be
$command cp000;mn008;swt53;mn255;$
which zeroes compression, clears the existing EQ and tidily terminates.
For my DX/Contest setting I use (the space after 'command' may appear as
a line feed):
$command
cp025;mn008;swt53;swt11;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt12;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt13;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;dn;swt24;dn;dn;dn;dn;mn255;$
which sets CMP to 25, clears the existing EQ and then sets it to -16,
-16, -9, -4 in the first four bands and then exits gracefully.
The N1MM macros need starting with {CAT1ASC instead of $command, then
terminating with } instead of $.
Other EQ settings can be easily set by examining the K3 Programmers
Reference; a macro that needs very many commands may exceed the maximum
length which is 255 in N1MM, unknown for Logger32.
Although the Programmers Reference suggests that successive SWTxxx
commands may need 100msec delay to 'set', these macros work with the COM
port at 38400 without any apparent need for command pacing.
73, Pete Connors F5VNB/G4PLZ
PS I have just read Wayne's mail about keeping EQ settings within ±6dB
so I am about to change the macros after writing this. Perhaps Wayne
will reduce the limits in future firmware?
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