I know that. It isn't the problem, though. The problem is when you send TX;
the K3 *only* sends the idle sequence. It does not send any of the text sent
to it using the KY command.
Laurent F6DEX wrote:
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> To avoid the iddle sequence, just send ^D at the end of the string as
> indicated in the
Julian,
To avoid the iddle sequence, just send ^D at the end of the string as
indicated in the doc. You can send text word by word or phrase by phrase (24
characters less one for ^D). Letter by letter is not convenient in data mode
but supported in CW.
Laurent F6DEX
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Hi Julian.
Perhaps it has something to do with the way HRD implements KY keying? I have
used it for CW for years, first on the K2 with my old program K2Net and then
on the K3 with KComm and I have never noticed the issue you mention. KY
keying still works fine on CW, it is only the digital modes
Interesting that you bring this up Julian.
I've been using KY mode from HRD DM780 but it just wasn't 'conversational'
enough for me - so today I've gone back to using the trusty Winkey to
generate CW.
Maybe it was a function of VOX timing, but at 25wpm, I'd send something like
de and the d wo
Has there been a change in the way the K3 KY command works recently?
In CW mode it is not normally necessary to send TX; before using the KY
command to send CW as TX is activated by enabling VOX which is the normal
situation for QSK operation. In FSK D or PSK D however I am sure that it was
alway
Tom, DL2RUM wrote:
>
> I want to know how big the internal CW (or RTTY) buffer is, when using the
> KY command. The KY command can include 24 characters, but I guess the
> internal buffer is bigger than 24 characters.
> How many characters can I send safely, when the extended KY command
> retur
Hello,
I want to know how big the internal CW (or RTTY) buffer is, when using the
KY command. The KY command can include 24 characters, but I guess the
internal buffer is bigger than 24 characters.
How many characters can I send safely, when the extended KY command returned
0 (buffer<75% full)?
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