Thanks Wayne and George, I hadn't considered using the presets in
combination with xfil to help navigate different filtering options. Handy
that they are per band and per mode. Also, the VFO1/2 trick is cool. The
other various DSP techniques are very interesting (NR and APF)...guess
there is no
The how to for this project is located at:
https://www.nk7z.net/adding-external-keypad-k3/
and in Fred Cady's K3 book located at:
http://www.ke7x.com/home/guide-to-the-k3
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
https://www.nk7z.net
On 04/06/2018 01:22 PM, Bill wrote:
Hi Dave and others,
I am not using an
Hi Dave and others,
I am not using anything that is long or unusual for a macro. The idea of
my usage is to give me similar control of the K3 that I would get from
leaning across the desk to the rig - just to make life simple.
Such as: I have some keys set up as 3x4 keypad on the face of the
Hi Bill,
What macros are you using? Could you shoot me a copy of them. I will
add them to the web page on how to install the Genovation if I don't
have them already.
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
https://www.nk7z.net
On 04/06/2018 10:56 AM, Bill wrote:
I use both the K-pod and a 48 key Genovati
I use both the K-pod and a 48 key Genovation keypad (each key is user
programmable using macros for a total of 64 keys).
I rarely have a need to actually touch any control on the K3 itself.
Bill W2BLC K-line
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Hi Dave,
There are various ways to control bandwidth on the K3S. One of these methods is
likely to work for you:
- rotating the WIDTH/SHIFT controls
- tapping XFIL to cycle through normalized crystal filter bandwidths
- turning APF on/off (hold of XFIL switch)
- pushing/holding the SHIFT cont
I love my K3S. The features and functions are very well thought out, except
(IMHO) the placement of the width control. With only one filter in my rig,
I find that I use the control a lot (as opposed to using the 'XFIL' button
to cycle through filters), and often bump the VFO while making adjustment
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