Roger,
Are you typing SM$ and hitting enter?
Type SM$; (that's a S M dollar sign semicolon) and don't hit enter. The
dollar sign
is for the sub RX.
73, Mike NF4L
On 4/6/2011 9:37 AM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
> Using the K3 utility I typed in the S meter command, SM$, but
> the program doesn't
Using the K3 utility I typed in the S meter command, SM$, but
the program doesn't return a reading. It just echos the command.
Obviously, I'm doing something wrong!
73, Roger
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From: Wayne Burdick
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] S meter command
To: Roger D Johnson
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We could return an 8-bit number. I&#x
Wayne:
As an extension to this feature, a quasi-simultaneous S-meter read of
main and sub receivers would be very useful in evaluating antenna gain
and diversity reception.
Ideally the main and sub signal strength readings would be captured at
the same time, but if some short delay is necessar
We could return an 8-bit number. I'll add this to the list.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Apr 5, 2011, at 3:08 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
> I recently asked Greg, W8WWV, if he would update his S meter Lite
> program
> to include the K3. He was amenable provided the K3 S meter read
> command
> returned 8
I recently asked Greg, W8WWV, if he would update his S meter Lite program
to include the K3. He was amenable provided the K3 S meter read command
returned 8 bits of data for sufficient resolution. It appears, from reading the
programmer's reference manual, that the K3 command only returns 4 bits. I
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