In N1MM when you set the serial port for the K3 on the Configurer click the
button to the right of the serial port you're using that says Set. Check
off the box that says "Radio PTT via command".
73, Alan N5NA
Doug VE3VS wrote:
>
> I have been enjoying operating my K3 for several months. On
Rich,
No downside that I am aware of.
Now, if you have applications that control the K3 and you have them
configured to start automatically, I would think that would be a problem
because the K3 is not be powered on when the application starts.
Moral, start the applications that talk to the K3
Doug, the answer is yes, but the details depend on whether you are using
MMTTY stand-alone or from inside another application (like N1MM Logger
or Logger32).
If you are using MMTTY from inside another application, the easiest way
is to let the parent application handle rig control and PTT. The
Is there a down side to booting the computer fully before turning on the K3?
Rich
NU6T
On 1/13/2011 6:23 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>Doug,
>
> The K3 is capable of detecting and using DTR and RTS to operate either
> the KEY or PTT. See the CONFIG: PTT -- KEY menu item.
>
> There is one downside t
See the K3 manual documentation on CONFIG:PTT-KEY for using RTS and DTR on
the serial cable for PTT and Key lines. Use the PDF search in the PDF
reader function to look up PTT in the manual PDF for a quick find.
73, Guy.
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 9:10 AM, Doug VE3VS wrote:
>
> I have been enjoyi
Doug,
The K3 is capable of detecting and using DTR and RTS to operate either
the KEY or PTT. See the CONFIG: PTT -- KEY menu item.
There is one downside to using these inputs (it also applies the the
"simple keying circuit" in many digital help files). If the computer is
booted while the K
I have been enjoying operating my K3 for several months. One of my interests
includes RTTY.
I use the latest MMTTY software (AFSK), have the two audio lines connected,
and use VOX to operate this mode. At the same time, the serial cable from
the computer to the radio remains connected.
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