Matt,
Just leave the K3 in USB, do not change to data mode. RMS Express will set to
the correct freq. You will not have to make any adjustments.
Jack
W4GRJ / AFA4DG
On Jan 1, 2012, at 11:30, Matt Zilmer mzil...@verizon.net wrote:
In all this time with K3 #24, I've never been stymied by any
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Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2012 11:31 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3: data modes - bizarre behavior
In all this time with K3 #24, I've never been stymied by any issue
such as described below
is the sum of VFO
plus the audio.
...bill nr4c
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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In all this time with K3 #24, I've never been
of VFO
plus the audio.
...bill nr4c
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In all this time with K3 #24, I've never been stymied
Matt,
Did you make a typo on that MD; command - if that is really what is
being sent, that is a GET - it should be MD6; for normal sideband in
data mode. The rest all looks correct, but there may be some subtle
problem with the order in which the commands are sent.
The mystery deepens.
73,
Hi All,
Thanks for your suggestions and for the interesting discussion. To close
the loop, here's some information about the solution, which I discovered by
accident:
More careful sleuthing showed that the issue was in the computer audio chain
(as I suspected) and not with the K3. The artefact
Hi All,
I've just started using my K3 for data modes and have discovered a problem:
prominent, irregular and short duration clicking/popping heard the
monitored TX audio of the K3, also audible in the transmitted signal when I
listen to my signal on another receiver. There is no clicking
Yes, I've always had those same pops on RTTY.
Dave, N4QS
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 06:21:49
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] - Data mode TX problem
Windows has a problem doing real-time things, and Delayed Procedure
Calls (DPCs) often produce huge latency spikes, resulting in audio
pops. Other OSes may have similar problems, and may or may not be
called the same thing.
If you are using a Windows computer to send Tx audio to your K3 (or
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 6:44 PM, Lyle Johnson k...@wavecable.com wrote:
Delayed Procedure Calls (DPCs) often produce huge latency spikes
=
To test for this problem on your system, download the DPC checker at:
http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml
Note that it takes
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 6:44 PM, Lyle Johnson k...@wavecable.com wrote:
Delayed Procedure Calls (DPCs) often produce huge latency spikes
=
To test for this problem on your system, download the DPC checker at:
http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml
Note that it takes
Tony,
What you say is true, but the fact with many ham radio applications is
that they were designed to run on Windows 3.1 or Windows 98, and have
never been updated to run on later versions of Windows. WinXP *usually*
supports those applications, but the game was changed with Vista and
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com wrote:
the fact with many ham radio applications is that they were designed
to run on Windows 3.1 or Windows 98, and have
never been updated ...
=
Sure, but DPCs may be caused by anything that
Tony,
I do not disagree with your statements, but as you have alluded to, many
ham applications are not written to deal with the requirements of later
OS versions - you cited some examples. User be aware! Yes, a properly
written application will ride around those interruptions caused by
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 8:54 PM, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com wrote:
...a properly written application will ride around those interruptions
caused by
virus checkers and other things
===
No, it won't. It can't. The DPC takes control and that's that. See the
explanation of what a
Hi
I moved my laptop computer offsite for a few hours this morning. On return I
reconnected the stereo cables from I/O on the K3 to the I/O on the laptop.
Everything worked flawlessly prior to the move for PSK operation. The rig still
receives and the laptop still decodes signals...but the Rig
Paul
Double chk mic sel is still set to line in and then check ur vox gain level.
For line level audio the vox needs to be very high.
73
Greg
On Friday, August 5, 2011, Paul Milward n...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Hi
I moved my laptop computer offsite for a few hours this morning. On return
I
On Aug 5, 2011, at 1:37 PM, Paul Milward wrote:
I moved my laptop computer offsite for a few hours this morning. On return I
reconnected the stereo cables from I/O on the K3 to the I/O on the laptop.
Everything worked flawlessly prior to the move for PSK operation. The rig
still
Change the display to show alc activity. Then try a transmitt while
adjusting your volume level controls on the PC. You can do this it
test mode or turn the power to 0 watts.
If you are getting a signal into the k3 you should be able to get the
alc to flicker and then you know you are
Okay, I've got to ask for help now... I'm a geek and been a computer junkie
since 1980 or so, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get my K3
to decode data modes. All these choices: AFSK A at 45 bps, FSK D at 45, PSK
D at 31, DATA A... and I feel like I've tried every permutation of
Andrew,
I know you are not going to like this answer - but it all depends...
It depends on what data you are trying to receive (and send).
PSK D will decode PSK31 and generate PSK31 from the Paddle input
characters or ASCII input from the computer (like K3Utility).
FSK D will decode RTTY and
Andrew,
RTTY is the data mode I am most familiar with. There are several schools of
thought. My old school says set the rate to 45.5 baud and Mark at 2125,
shift at 170 IF you want to meet a friend on RTTY and tell him/her where you
will be. Otherwise, I guess as some insist here, put Mark
Andrew,
For PSK31 try this:
1) Tune to 14.070 MHz in DATA:PSK D mode.
You should hear PSK31 activity.
2) Hold TEXT DECODE, use VFO A to set Thr 0, and VFO B to set ON.
3) Turn on CWT.
4) Narrow WIDTH to about 200 Hz.
5) Slowly tune until you hear a PSK signal and see activity on the CWT
For PSK31 try this:
Success.
For RTTY:
Success (on 40 meters).
Thank you, this is exactly the sort of tutorial I needed.
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Planning on getting a K3 around the end of the month. Recently sold an Icom
'756 Pro that I used with my MacBook Air to run MacLogger DX through a Black
Cat CI-V. Also ran CocoaModem through a Tigertronics SignalLink USB. Selling
the CI-V on eBay right now.
My question is, what'll I need to use
On May 18, 2010, at 4:58 PM, Jim Bennett / W6JHB wrote:
My question is, what'll I need to use MacLoggerDX and CocoaModem with the
K3? I figure I'll need to replace the Icom cable on the SL-USB for
CocoaModem, right?
The SignaLink USB will not be of any use with MacLoggerDX. You will need to
I have that same configuration...
1. Apple iMac-24 computer running current Snow Leopard.
2. MacLoggerDX
3. Elecraft K3
4. Signalink-USB
5. CocoaModem
6. And, the Prolific based USB-to-serial cable from Elecraft.
It all is hooked up and works just fine including all rig control with
Jim
Yes you will need a different cable for the SL-USB to K3. I'm not
aware of one available commercially, but it's not hard to make one. I
recommend cannibalizing an old twisted pair Ethernet cable. That and a
few connectors (for line in, line out, and PTT on the K3), and you'll
be set.
Just tried working PSK 31 (Data Mode) but can't work split. Used the AB tap
twice to copy all info to VFO B.
Am I doing something wrong here or did I run into a firmware issue? I did
use the XIT, which works.
I used the paddles to generate PSK.
FW = 3.66
73's, Evert PA2KW
An unstated option for a future serial port replacement would be
Bluetooth. This interface has the enormous benefit of not being
wired.
In today's market of less-experienced hams, who more often than not
also attempt to use their radios in their own antenna's near field,
not having any extra
When using DATA A with an external sound card the RF power creeps upward. I
start out with 20 watts and after a minute or so I look and my power is at
100 watts. I quickly turn down the line input either at the K3 or sound
card.
I've noticed this with 2 different computers and several sound
transmissions.
73
Elliott WA6TLA
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From: Steve Ellington n...@carolina.rr.com
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Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 10:17 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Data mode power creep
When using DATA A with an external sound card the RF power creeps upward.
I
, 2009 10:17 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Data mode power creep
When using DATA A with an external sound card the RF power creeps upward.
I
start out with 20 watts and after a minute or so I look and my power is at
100 watts. I quickly turn down the line input either at the K3 or sound
card
I believe with DATA A mode you should be setting the input audio level to
get 4-5 bars of ALC, then setting the Power out on the rig for the power
level desired. If you do not have this level of ALC action, then the radio
tries to increase the gain to bring the level up. This may be the source of
On Dec 24, 2009, at 10:17 AM, Steve Ellington wrote:
When using DATA A with an external sound card the RF power creeps
upward. I
start out with 20 watts and after a minute or so I look and my power
is at
100 watts. I quickly turn down the line input either at the K3 or sound
card.
_
Steve,
Are you using the audio level to control the K3 power output AND have
the power control set to 100 watts?
If so, that is what is causing your power climb. The K3 thinks you want
100 watts out since that is where the power knob is set, and the power
will climb until that level is
... with DATA A mode you should be setting the input audio level to
get 4-5 bars of ALC, then setting the Power out on the rig for the power
level desired. If you do not have this level of ALC action, then the radio
tries to increase the gain to bring the level up...
Exactly!
73,
Lyle KK7P
To: Steve Ellington n...@carolina.rr.com
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data mode power creep
Steve,
Are you using the audio level to control the K3 power output AND have
the power control set to 100 watts?
If so, that is what
, December 24, 2009 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data mode power creep
Steve,
Are you using the audio level to control the K3 power output AND have
the power control set to 100 watts?
If so, that is what is causing your power climb. The K3 thinks you want
100 watts out since
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elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data mode power creep
... with DATA A mode you should be setting the input audio level to
get 4-5 bars of ALC, then setting the Power out
Elliiot,
That might be the normal power control sneaking up to your power
setting. Is your power set at 100 watts?
As a second comment, I hope you are not running PSK31 with 100 watts
power - 25 watts or less is sufficient to work the world, on that mode,
one just bothers the neighbors
Elliot WA6TLA wrote:
I've reset everything for Data A.ALC 4-5 bars and the power still creeps
from about 80 to 100w in about 5 seconds. After that, as long as their is
no further mode change the power is always 100w without any creep.
What is your PWR control set to? It sounds very much
Hello
Playing around listening to PSK / Pactor some Hell etc and works fine in
both USB and DATA modes...
I touched my key by accident when in DATA mode; and I started transmitting
what sounds like PSK...
I had to press the XMIT button to stop (first time I just powered off the
K3)... I am
.
(See page 34 of K3 Owners Manual Rev D4)
73,
Frank - W6NEK
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Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2009 4:27 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 DATA question
Hello
Playing around listening to PSK / Pactor some Hell etc
.
(See page 34 of K3 Owners Manual Rev D4)
73,
Frank - W6NEK
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Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2009 4:27 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 DATA question
Hello
Playing around listening to PSK / Pactor some Hell etc
Correct but it only works in PSK-D and FSK-D.
73
Greg
AB7R
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Hi John,
I think your missing info on the K3 CW-to-Data mode function.
You can use data modes completely stand-alone (i.e., without a computer
i am running straight from the sound card to the line in/out on the k3
and using vox in the data mode DATA A and i am wondering if there is
a way to set default vox in this mode.. i always forget to switch off
when going back to ssb...
It appears that the K3 defaults to LSB for Data on 30m not USB which is a
problem for some software that I use - anyone else noticed this or am I
doing something wrong? To get things to work I have to turn on REV which is
a pain as every time the software QSY's the radio it turns REV off again.
Paul Fletcher wrote:
It appears that the K3 defaults to LSB for Data on 30m not USB
RTFM - DOH! Should have been in DATA mode not AFSK A
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Sorry if this is a repeat question but I can't find a definitive answer - is
TX EQ enabled or disabled in DATA-A modes?
Would appreciate a quick reply from anyone that knows if possible.
Thanks,
Paul M1PAF
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Hi Paul,
All I know is the RX EQ is still enabled in data/cw so my guess is the TX EQ
remains enabled as well.
Shouldn't be the case, because RX EQ has a negative effect on Spot and Text
Decode.
Disabling RX and TX EQ for both CW and data should be better IMO, since the
K3 EQ's are effecting its
Sorry if this is a repeat question but I can't find a definitive answer - is
TX EQ enabled or disabled in DATA-A modes?
TxEQ is applied tyo all modes which use an audio input: SSB, AM, FM, DATA A.
Making TxEQ by mode is on the list.
73,
Lyle KK7P
Lyle, for clarity can you confirm that on Synchronous Data (mode A) Tx
EQ is bypassed?
73 Dave
TxEQ is applied tyo all modes which use an audio input: SSB, AM, FM, DATA A.
Making TxEQ by mode is on the list.
73,
Lyle KK7P
Lyle, for clarity can you confirm that on Synchronous Data (mode A) Tx
EQ is bypassed?
You are correct, Dave. There is no Tx EQ in DATA A Synchronous.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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I'm curious, since the K3 can decode data modes internally, is there a way
to pass that to a computer without having to use an audio connection?
73 de James K3JPS/2
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I probably should have been more specific. I'm aware of the terminal
functionality in the update utility. What I didn't know is whether or not
it would be possible to get the same stream out to DM780 or similar program.
I'll play around with it a bit more, but thanks for the replies.
73 James
: [Elecraft] K3: Data modes without having to use audio line out?
I'm curious, since the K3 can decode data modes internally, is there a way
to pass that to a computer without having to use an audio connection?
73 de James K3JPS/2
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Sorry James. No it isn't. At the moment the stream of decoded
characters is sent mixed up with the replies to commands sent by the
programs like HRD, and would probably cause the programs to crash. So
what you are asking for isn't possible at the moment. Wayne has
promised a command that will
.
Thanks for the reminder about HI/LO cut.
73,
Stewart GW0ETF
--- On Mon, 11/5/09, Lyle Johnson k...@wavecable.com wrote:
From: Lyle Johnson k...@wavecable.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - Data A pitch
To: gw0...@btinternet.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Monday, 11 May, 2009, 10:40
What I was looking for was being able to control the pitch when I hit the
XFIL button...
This is not adjustable at the moment.
However, you can set up a pair of preferred settings using the NORM
(hold) function of the WIDTH control. See page 24 in the K3 Owner's
Manual, Rev D2.
73,
Lyle
Seen this asked before but without response so does anyone know if it's
possible to change the centre frequency of the audio in Data A?
It's about 1500 Hz at the moment and wouldn't mind being able to drop it a bit
unless there's a good reason not to.?
Also my (old) manual suggests you
Seen this asked before but without response so does anyone know if it's
possible to change the centre frequency of the audio in Data A?
Yes, just set the SHIFT and WIDTH controls to your liking.
Also my (old) manual suggests you should be able to use the dual passband
filter for rtty while
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Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - Data A pitch
Seen this asked before but without response so does anyone know if it's
possible
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - Data A pitch
But if you do that, you won't be able to take advantage of your narrow
filters for PSK31 etc. because your filter will fall outside
What is your firmware version? Power problems similar to what you described
were seen in versions prior to 3.03.
If this doesn't fix it you might want to be more specific as to what data
mode you are using and how you are achieving it. Such as K3 generated or
sound card generated. If sound
reported
noise sources at all, but there still seems to be a problem.
Can anyone else reproduce these results? Any thoughts Lyle?
Joe N6KK
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Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:45 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3
, turning TEXT DEC on or off made no difference and trying REV
DATA made no difference.
Joe N6KK
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To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 10:08 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data Mode Transmit Issue
I had a chance to do
Can anyone else reproduce these results? Any thoughts Lyle?
We have field test code that seems to fix this. I say seems to
because everyone who has observed this and then tried the new code has
further observed that the problem went away.
73,
Lyle KK7P
Thanks Lyle. I'll wait patiently for the new code.
73
Joe N6KK
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Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 12:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data Mode Transmit Issue
Can anyone else reproduce these results
The setup:
K3 with latest firmware.
Main Filters installed:
F2 2.7 KHz
F4 500 Hz
F5 200 Hz
F2 configured for all RX/TX modes
F4 and F5 configured for CW and Data RX
Configuration:
TX Test (no RF out)
Audio fed into line in (but no difference with mic input)
Line in set for 4 bars ALC (but
I know this has been recently discussed, but I never ran into it personally
until I brought up the K3 recently in DATA A mode running WSJT. The indicated
power output reads much lower than it actually is. I'm looking at an actual
power output in excess of 100W when the output readout says
Bill W5WVO wrote:
I know this has been recently discussed, but I never ran into it
personally until I brought up the K3 recently in DATA A mode running WSJT.
The indicated power output reads much lower than it actually is. I'm
looking at an actual power output in excess of 100W when the
Thanks to the several responders to my posting. According to Don Wilhelm, even
in Data A mode, the TX EQ stays in line for any SSB mode. Yikes. My TX EQ
settings are idealized for my voice via my microphone, and for SSB, not data.
I just assumed that since this 'Data A' mode drops out the
You could use the following macro till this gets sorted in the firmware:
AI0;K31;MN009;SWT53;MN255;K30;
A similar macro could replace your TX SSB equaliser settings at the touch of
a button. There are more details on a previous posting for RX Equaliser on
this forum.
Doug
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For convenience, I have generated a number of macros under the HRD
CAT command facility. I assigned them to buttons on the HRD front
panel. I have macros for TX EQ RX EQ for CW SSB.
For easy identification, part of the macro displays the name on
the K3 LCD bottom line.
E.g.
TX SSB1
Am I dreaming or did the new firmware cause the data mode bandwith to drop
from 6kHz down to 4kHz? I have the 6kHz filter and want to take advantage of
all the BW I can get.
Steve Ellington
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Always been 4 KHz as far as I can tell. Norm is 400 Hz
just like CW.
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Am
Lyle
What harm would be done by allowing DTF in DATA A?
Bob
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What harm would be done by allowing DTF in DATA A?
DTF is a special function for RTTY, and the K3 needs to know that thi
sis a RTTY application to set it up, enable the decoder, etc. The K3
needs to know the tone pair in use.
DATA A is a general purpose mode that is unaware of the type or
Ted
The DTF is only available in DATA AFSK mode. I use that mode both for PSK,
Olivia and RTTY. The only practical difference I can see between DATA A and
DATA AFSK is that in DATA AFSK you can use either the normal filter or the
DTF. Since going from one K3 data mode to the other flips
...The only practical difference I can see between DATA A and
DATA AFSK is that in DATA AFSK you can use either the normal filter or the
DTF. Since going from one K3 data mode to the other flips sidebands I just
stick to DATA AFSK.
One thing to consider here is that (A)FSK is done with LSB
Hi,
I have installed the latest firmware and notice the following:
At present I don't have PTT derived from the RS232 input and use VOX to
trigger the TX. I notice that if for example the power is set to 40W,
when the VOX triggers there is a brief pulse of full power shown on the RF
meter
Hi Mike,
I've not seen exactly what you are reporting, but I have seen similar
behavior in the present and the previous firmware versions. These I
reported to Elecraft. I suggest you send a detailed description to
[EMAIL PROTECTED].
In my case, the misbehavior which was the most similar to
Greg
AB7R
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Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2008 4:37 PM
To: Mike Harris
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data Overshoot
Hi Mike,
I've not seen exactly what you are reporting, but I
I've been working with the K3 on data modes. I hope I have this correct.
To move between RTTY and PSK31...you have to change (for example) between AFSK
A and DATA A. (Using AFSK...would be different for FSK)
I guess with the newest firmware, you could make a memory for each band and for
To move between RTTY and PSK31...you have to change (for example) between AFSK
A and DATA A. (Using AFSK...would be different for FSK)
You can do AFSK-based RTTY (AFSK, PSK31, Throb, Pactor - whatever) by
using DATA A.
The K3 AFSK mode is a special case of DATA A in that the frequency
What are the benefits of using Data-A mode for psk31 as opposed to standard USB.
The manual p29, mentions that DATA mode offers several benefits not available
in SSB modes however
other than automatically setting CMP to 0, I can't see much else happening.
Does Data-A route the signal
G4ILO wrote:
You can select the back sockets for the audio input for that mode,
with a separate mic gain setting, so you don't have to keep swapping
the mic cable over. At the moment you have to change the mic input
manually, but I think one of the things on the list is that it will
remember
Trevor Smithers wrote:
What are the benefits of using Data-A mode for psk31 as opposed to
standard USB.
The manual p29, mentions that DATA mode offers several benefits not
available in SSB modes however
other than automatically setting CMP to 0, I can't see much else
happening.
Does
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Data-A PSK31
G4ILO wrote:
You can select the back sockets for the audio input for that mode,
with a separate mic gain setting, so you don't have to keep swapping
the mic cable over. At the moment you have to change the mic input
manually, but I think one of the things
Several recent posts have mentioned the issue of setting mic sel for data
and back for SB modes. Here are several handy K3 command macros that set
the mode, mic sel and power. Like the previously posted tuner macro, I
have defined these in Ham Radio Deluxe and attached them to a HRD command
Dave
These and several others are know problems. Elecraft does not publish a
list so we have to each stumble over them out ourselves. I try to keep a
current tips and bug list in the data mode section of the K3 Wiki.
If you set PITCH to 915 you can use AFSK but the Dual PB inhibits
I've been trying data with my K3 and find the Data A mode works OK for
RTTY (unfortunately with only basic passband filtering from the K3). I
was using audio from a sound card fed via the line in socket. When the
K3 is set for data mode AFSK A which implies RTTY mode with AFSK (and
gives
22, 2007 8:50 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 data mode operation?
I've been trying data with my K3 and find the Data A mode works OK for
RTTY (unfortunately with only basic passband filtering from the K3). I
was using audio from a sound card fed via the line in socket. When
W4ZV queried:
Why wouldn't you store this setup in one of the Mx
memories? I assume it may have to do with the above
parameters not all being available to store, but that's just
a little more flash memory isn't it? :-)
Ed, W0YK, described the entire setup procedure for getting on
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