That's a really nice idea Ian :)
73 Ian
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Ian J Maude, G0VGS
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On 23 November 2010 07:46, Ian White GM3SEK gm3...@ifwtech.co.uk wrote:
N5GE wrote:
There is no switch to turn the monitor
Yes.
Here's how you do it...
Hold the Menu/Config button.
Turn the VFO B knob until you see SPKR + PH in the lower right hand portion of
the display.
Turn the VFO A knob until you see the setting you want (YES or no). If you set
YES you will have speaker AND Phone output. If you choose no
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE wrote:
Yes.
Here's how you do it...
Sorry Tom, I was changing to a different (but related) question: how to
leave the speaker on for receiving but mute the speaker when
transmitting, to avoid feedback when monitoring the outgoing
transmission?
It is always bad
Yes, this caught me out (for I don't know how many times before) during JOTA,
where I was listening with phones, while others were listening on the speaker -
so monitor was on (I tend to have it up high, so when I talk, I don't shout,
which I have a tendency to do).
Then I key'd the mic and
Is there any way to switch off the monitoring feed to the speaker(s)
to avoid feedback, while leaving it available as usual in the
headphones?
The short answer is no. Both the headphone and speaker outputs are
derived from the same DAC and share the common audio lowpass filter.
Although the
In a word, no. The same D to A converter that drives the headphones
drives the speaker amplifier, too. You can have both, or just
headphones, but as long as the headphones are plugged in, you can't have
speaker with no headphones.
Due to the need for anti-pop circuitry in the speaker
Sorry I misunderstood.
I don't believe I've ever seen a rig that would do that.
73,
Tom Childers
Radio Amateur N5GE
Licensed since 1976
QCWA Member 35102
ARRL Life Member
On Tue, 23 Nov 2010 10:45:58 +, Ian White GM3SEK gm3...@ifwtech.co.uk
wrote:
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE wrote:
Yes.
On 11/23/2010 6:30 AM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
Due to the need for anti-pop circuitry in the speaker amplifier, the
command from the DSP to turn it off takes a second or so. This makes it
impractical to mute on Tx but enable on Rx.
External solution:
Route the speaker through a relay NC
N5GE wrote:
Sorry Tom, I was changing to a different (but related) question: how to
leave the speaker on for receiving but mute the speaker when
transmitting, to avoid feedback when monitoring the outgoing
transmission?
Sorry I misunderstood.
I don't believe I've ever seen a rig that would do
Don,
There is no switch to turn the monitor on or off. If you don't want to here it
set it to zero.
I keep the latest version of the K3 Owner's Manual on my desk top. By using the
find function in Adobe Reader you can find most things your curious about in the
manual.
Enjoy your K3!
73,
Tom
N5GE wrote:
There is no switch to turn the monitor on or off. If you don't want to
here it set it to zero.
There are many situations such as club, contest and special event
stations where a loudspeaker is needed for RX, while the operator also
needs a low-level monitor signal into the
Dear all,
I have my speaker output connected to a graphic equalizer to try and
improve my audio.
The problem is that I want to turn off the monitoring when transmitting
so I dont hear myself in the earphones because when transmitting on 20m
and above the equalizer is not happy and it over
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