Many people who are involved with User Interface (UI) design
think that user errors frequently reflect design flaws in the
UI. While I wouldn't go as far as to say all user errors result
from UI flaws, I do think that better UI design can
significantly reduce the number or severity of user
My chief problem (which is not at all troublesome!) is with my fat
fingers. The front panel buttons are somewhat small, and if one is not
sure about whether a putative push has worked, one is likely to go
from touch to hold.
Clearly, making the buttons and the front panel larger is an
John,
If you are happy with the mouse on the screen image, I suggest you try
DXLab suite, or Ham Radio Deluxe, or TRX-Manager, or N4PY software.
Each has their own pros and cons, so try them all and pick the one that
suits you best.
There is also the possibility of doing your functions
I did two things to improve the user interface of my K3. My guess is that this
eliminated
95% of my serious user errors:
1) Put a piece of tape over the V-M button. Now I don't mistake it for M-V.
2) Created SPLIT and UNSPLIT macros, operated by one of the memory buttons.
SPLIT
activates
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