Hi all,
I've just added the TX INH function and its associated menu entry to
the K3. Just in case you have no clue what this is: it provides a way
for an external station controller to determine which of two or more
transceivers can have access to resources such as an amplifier. It's
typically used in multi-op contest situations.
By popular demand, the TX inhibit level can be *either* active-low or
active-high. Thus the TX INH menu entry has three settings:
OFF (no TX inhibit)
LO=INH (a logic 0 inhibits transmit)
HI=INH (a logic 1, 5 V, inhibits transmit)
I'm testing this feature right now, and it should be in the next
production firmware release.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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