I understand that there's a software utility that allows you to save/load
configurations to/from a computer. But it would be handy if it were possible
to save and restore a small number (somewhere from 1 to 4) of configurations
in the radio itself. You could accommodate different operator preferenc
Carl Clawson wrote:
I understand that there's a software utility that allows you to
save/load configurations to/from a computer. But it would be handy if
it were possible to save and restore a small number (somewhere from 1
to 4) of configurations in the radio itself. You could accommodate
dif
bject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Curious behavio
Carl Clawson wrote:
>I understand that there's a software utility that allows you to
>save/load configurations to/from a computer. But it would be handy if
>it were possible to save and restore a small number (somewhere from 1
>to 4) of co
Dick Dievendorff wrote:
By the time our K3 arrives, I'm hoping the firmware will
have easy access to stored profiles for 'His' and 'Her' audio EQ,
because those setting are quite time-consuming to change.
You can save configurations for "his" and "her" right now with the K3
Utility.
I'm aw
On Nov 29, 2007 7:36 AM, Ian White GM3SEK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm aware of that option, but would only regard it as a temporary
> workaround. Connecting a computer and reconfiguring the whole rig is not
> the right way to handle a routine change of operators.
I imagine most people have
Julian G4ILO wrote:
On Nov 29, 2007 7:36 AM, Ian White GM3SEK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm aware of that option, but would only regard it as a temporary
workaround. Connecting a computer and reconfiguring the whole rig is not
the right way to handle a routine change of operators.
I imagine
I would suggest a more flexible solution. Implement a connector for a
flash drive or another readily available format of a removable memory
card. If the card is inserted, use the data that is stored on the card,
but if it is not present, use that which is stored in the K3. That
would certain
You might under-rate the power of the stored preset if you haven't
experienced it. The USER1, USER2 feature on the TT Orion is great -
with a button press I can completely reconfigure the rig from, for
instance, a CW setup to a SSB setup - all settings (xtal filter
selection, bandwidth, AGC, PBT, e
Don Wilhelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would suggest a more flexible solution. Implement a connector for a
flash drive or another readily available format of a removable memory card.
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So, the K3 as it now stands does not have a US
Geoff,
A USB port is not necessary - but yes it would require some sort of
memory slot to be added to the K3. I am thinking of something similar
to the Compact Flash card used in Nikon (and other) cameras. Just
memory - without all the other protocol stuff associated with a 'port'.
The only
I wonder if the Serial-to-USB adapter sold by Elecraft could be used
to access a USB flash memory card plugged into the USB end of
the adapter -- it's basically a 2-way bus anyway. Of course it would
mean yet more code and memory usage in the K3..
Van, W1WCG
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Fr
2-way bus, yes, but symmetrical, no. The USB flash card and the
Serial<->USB adaptor are both USB peripheral devices, so they can't
talk to each other directly - they both expect to be connected to a
USB host port, as found on a laptop for instance. The host port
masters the bus, something the peri
Just to add another slant to the slippery hill, I have a perfectly good IPaq
5400 that is a very small computer and has huge storage capacity. It is
hardly used because it lacks a lot of common interfacing. It does Blue tooth,
WiFi and IR but no USB or RS232 (as if having a laptop weren't di
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