Bernie and all,
I have not tried it through KIO2 control, but I believe one must install the
frequency counter probe in TP2 to successfully enter the CAL FIL values, and
since that is true, I find it just as easy to crank up Spectrogram, set C22
using WWV or other frequency standard, then run CAL
Thanks for the input Don. I have done the spectrogram method of setting the
filters. It works well and I didn't have any problem with it. My question
about the computer backup was as much curiosity as practical concern, though
if it could be done it might be helpful at times. As I
Ron, you are right it's not difficult to record the pertinent menu settings.
However, it is quite tedious to reenter them all. A computer dump/restore of
all settings would be quite helpful. Many users unwilling to do a 4-5-6
reset might be encouraged to use that as a debugging step if the
I also agree with Ron that it is not an overwhelming problem to reenter the
settings, but is a bit time consuming and potentially error prone. As I
look at the programmers reference, it seems that reading the settings is
pretty straightforward. You can just go into the normal cal/fil setup
My K2 (5707) is now working great, including the KPA100 amplifier, after a
little set back due to a very small wire strand across a couple of connector
pins. Thanks to Gary Surrency's encouragement and advice I was able to find
and correct the problem. At one point in the process, the radio
That sounds like a good idea Bernie if it's do-able. However, it's not a
big deal to write down the settings, once you've worked them out. I keep a
simple log sheet with my K2 manual that has the current settings noted.
Using pencil, it's easy to change the relevant values if I decide to change
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