so would it be possible to define a macro as the sibling of another
macro (or a way to pair them up) - such that if one macro is applied,
pressing the same button applies the other macro. Then another press
applys the first. It would require a way to identify two linked macros
and the f/w t
I suppose it might be feasible to define pairs of "on" and "off"
macros and combine them into "toggleable" (?) switches (to save
buttons). I'm not sure how the current status could be represented on
the display, though.
I think that a complete macro "undo" is probably not feasible - there
are just
Many people also have the SUB on while SPLIT, so would be a second button
tap if they want to turn the SUB off as well. Others turn off RIT during
SPLIT and would want that enabled again. So, there is reason to "undo" or
"reverse" some macros. Having a toggle function saves a Programmable
Functi
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:44 AM, PA3CW wrote:
>
> My idea was to just use the same button to toggle on and off :), so that
> would not cost another programmable button. Don't know if this is possible
But it doesn't cost another button - the action to turn SPLIT off is
already there!
Unless you
My idea was to just use the same button to toggle on and off :), so that
would not cost another programmable button. Don't know if this is possible
Tks,
Dick PA3CW
Greg - AB7R wrote:
>
> Very true. But just exiting split your modes will already be the same
> from your
> previous macro execut
Richard, HB9ANM, wrote:
"Right, Chuck - or even simpler: FR0;
Thank you. Actually FR0 is much better for an UNSPLT macro.
The problem with using SWH13 is that it would actually put the
K3 in split mode if it wasn't already there. So here's a better
UNSPLT macro that will undo any splits between
Very true. But just exiting split your modes will already be the same from
your
previous macro execution. The only thing potentially lacking would be the
equalization of the VFOs. But that does not really matter unless you are going
to
go into split again. And if you are, you will probably
Greg - AB7R wrote:
> Or just a HOLD of the SPLIT button to turn it off???
>
>
>
>
Of course that will work, Greg; however the UNSPLT macro has the
advantage of equalizing VFO A and B frequencies and bandwidths and
undoing the split with a single keystroke.
73,
Chuck NI0C
K3 s/n 1061
_
Right, Chuck - or even simpler:
FR0;
73
Richard - HB9ANM
Chuck Guenther wrote:
>
> Dick, PA3CW, asked:
> "It would be nice to 'undo' the SPLIT+2 function by a second
> key press...is that possible in the MACRO language?"
>
>
> Good idea for a MACRO, Dick.
> Try this MACRO I call UNSPLT: SW
Or just a HOLD of the SPLIT button to turn it off???
-
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
On Tue Oct 27 8:50 , Chuck Guenther sent:
>Dick, PA3CW, asked:
>"It would be nice to 'undo' the SPLIT+2 function by a second
>key press...is that possible in the MACRO lang
Dick, PA3CW, asked:
"It would be nice to 'undo' the SPLIT+2 function by a second
key press...is that possible in the MACRO language?"
Good idea for a MACRO, Dick.
Try this MACRO I call UNSPLT: SWT13;SWT13;SWH13;RT0;XT0;
73,
Chuck NI0C
K3 s/n 1061
It would be nice to 'undo' the SPLIT+2 function by a second key press...is
that possible in the MACRO language?
tks
Dick PA3CW
Chuck Guenther wrote:
>
> Wayne, N6KR, wrote:
> "I'd like to thank everyone who's been testing the K3's new macro feature.
> It appears to be working as intended, a
Wayne, N6KR, wrote:
"I'd like to thank everyone who's been testing the K3's new macro feature.
It appears to be working as intended, allowing operators to customize
SPLIT and other operations as needed."
Use of these MACRO's for setting up K3's in split mode will virtually
eliminate mistakes caus
I'd like to thank everyone who's been testing the K3's new macro
feature. It appears to be working as intended, allowing operators to
customize SPLIT and other operations as needed.
We'll be doubling the number of macros (from 4 to 8) and increasing
their length from 56 to 120 bytes. This wi
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