I have uploaded Version 1.0.3 of K3 Filter Tools to my web site*:
http://www.ks7d.com It includes a bug fix and adds some enhancements:
Bug fix:
· Fixed Quick Test procedure in dBV Linear Range so that Reset K3 works
properly at end of process to reset K3 to its state prior to runnin
I have uploaded Version 1.0.2 of K3 Filter Tools to my web site:
http://mysite.verizon.net/ks7d It fixes a couple of bugs in the program and
adds some enhancements:
Bug fixes:
· Tech Mode not turned on when dBV Linear Range or Filter Sweep
procedures initiated resulting in meaningless
Mike AD6XY wrote:
> I don't know about this but I find my K3 switches the filter and band at
> 9MHz. I tried using 9MHz just now to verify this. The mode changed as I
> moved from 9MHz to just above. I don't understand why but the mode changed
> from USB just below 9MHz to TX data just above it. O
Brian,
For now the program only works for filters installed on the main RF board. I
don't a sub-receiver yet, but hope to get one and upgrade the program.
Mike, KS7D
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From: "Brian Alsop"
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 8:50 AM
Cc:
Subject: Re:
I have uploaded Version 1.0.1 of K3 Filter Tools to my web site:
http://mysite.verizon.net/ks7d It fixes several bugs in the program and adds
new Help files:
Bug fixes:
a.. Serial port not released on program exit
b.. Keys K3 when CONFIG: PTT-Key set to use RTS or DTR
c.. Data scr
AD6XY wrote:
> This is very interesting and useful. It looks a little bit like a Borland
> app
> but I expect it is not.
It is a VB6 application. I used the older VB technology to keep the program
small and to avoid users having to download .Net updates which consume a lot
of resources and can
Guy wrote:
> I too had the serial port lockup, and had to reboot windows to release the
> hold on it.
Please download the most recent version of the program. This problem has
been fixed.
>The program explicitly should leave the RTS/DTR alone.
The program does not use the RTS or DTS lines, but
Jerry wrote:
> After I used it, my K3 had been changed. Before, it was a 100 W unit.
> After, only 12. I had to restore an earlier K3 configuration file to
> restore it. There might have been other K3 changes also that I
> corrected by this config restore without even knowing they had
> occurred,
, but I do recall finding the identical
plots on the INRAD website back before the K3 had even gone into production.
Thus, I would ask them this question.
73,
Gary KI4GGX
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Mike Downs
Sat Jan 10 10:47:2
Does anyone know how the 8-pole filter plots on Elecraft's web site were
generated? Are they from a test jig in a laboratory setting, or are they from
crystals filters that were installed in a K3 when they were tested? If they
were tested in a K3 what test setup/protocol was used to generate the
Alan,
I recently had the same problem. The following worked for me:
ACC Pin 2 - Auxbus: connect to green wire - Pin 6 on DB-9
ACC Pin 7 - K3 on signal: connect to red wire - Pin 8 on DB-9
ACC Pin 10 - Keyout: connect to black wire - Pin 9 on DB-9
ACC Pin 5 or 12 - Gnd: connect to bar
I have just completed an Elecraft XV144 transverter and it is working with my
K2. Now I want to use it with my K3, but I am uncertain how to wire the
connector cable at the K3 end. I think the correct connections are as follows
using the ACC connector on my K3:
ACC Pin 2 - Auxbus: connect to g
I get an ERR TXG message after running the high power TX gain procedure on 12,
15, and 17 meter bands. However, both the K3 and my wattmeter show 50 watts
output in each case. This error message does not show up on any of the other
bands, and it does not show up when operating on any of the band
No worries. I downloaded the high res manual in 25 seconds.
Mike, KS7D
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