Cliff,
The decoder demands precise timing of dits, dahs, and the spacing.
It sounds like your "L" being decoded as ED is a result of a slight
pause between the leading dit and the following part of the dahs and
ending dits.
Similarly, "R" coming out as ED is the same problem - a slight pause
after the first dit.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/16/2018 8:05 PM, Cliff Clark wrote:
I love my KX2, and I thought I would use the TX only CW code to practice,
but I'm having a problem.
I turn Vox off so there is no RF out.
I'm sending some letters like L that end up as ED, or something an R ends
up EN. The sound emitted by the radio seems right though. I even recorded
it in Audacity on my laptop, and the waveform looks perfect, but the decode
is sometimes right, and sometimes not.
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