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Sent: Thursday, 29 March 2012 2:08 AM
To: Adrian
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3 VGA - How to use it
Adrian,
I wrote a small application to control the p3 with the mouse allowing the
ten things I adjust the most to be done looking at one
I wrote a small application to allow control of my P3 with my ten most used P3
commands. It lets me keep my eyes on my home brew control console application.
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On Wed, 28 Mar 2012 08:40:35 +0100, Ian White GM3SEK
wrote:
>ai6i
Well I noted putting a large monitor screen up for the laptop I could then
use it as an additional screen so no duplication was required and both
Laptop and ext screen provide unique information. 'So what' you say, that's
nothing new. Well if you take the same concept to the P3 itself
with ext SVG
ai6ii wrote:
>Impressive as the P3 Large Screen version is to look at, I wonder what
>it is like to use. That is, with the P3 and mini screen, my eyes are
>viewing the screen and the controls in close proximity. I can watch my
>finger press the FN3 (set to center the MRK A), reach to the right
You raise a good point here. Here is a true life story about visual
angle. I worked at a company where they gave a bunch of clerical
types 21 inch monitors. They hated them. The application was 3270
emulation for reading character output from a mainframe. Because
they were fairly close to
Ah, just wait. Aptos will be showing the P3 VGA-TS, for Touch Screen
interface ;)
tom k8tb
On 3/27/2012 9:40 PM, ai6ii wrote:
> Impressive as the P3 Large Screen version is to look at, I wonder what it is
> like to use. That is, with the P3 and mini screen, my eyes are viewing t
Impressive as the P3 Large Screen version is to look at, I wonder what it is
like to use. That is, with the P3 and mini screen, my eyes are viewing the
screen and the controls in close proximity. I can watch my finger press the
FN3 (set to center the MRK A), reach to the right slightly and turn the
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