Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-13 Thread Ron D'Eau Claire 
Not at this time, but they are the world's easiest macros:

Turn RIT on: RT1;
Turn RIT off: RT0;

73, Ron AC7AC

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When I put the KPOD rocker switch in the RIT/XIT mode, unless I press the
RIT or XIT switch on my K3S but turning the knob does nothing. That's not
surprising, but is there anyway to control RIT and XIT on/off on the KPOD -
without writing a macro? Shouldn't that be built into the firmware? 

Lou, W0FK



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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-13 Thread Ed Muns 
This is a perfect application for the K-Pod macro buttons.  If the K-Pod had 
dedicated controls that satisfied most users, it would be a K3 front panel.

As is, the K-Pod is small so it can be conveniently located and completely 
user-definable for each individual's needs of their most critical K3 functions.

73,
Ed W0YK
On Jul 13, 2016 2:42 PM, W0FK  wrote:
>
> W0FK wrote 
> > When I put the KPOD rocker switch in the RIT/XIT mode, unless I press the 
> > RIT or XIT switch on my K3S  turning the knob does nothing. That's not 
> > surprising, but is there anyway to control RIT and XIT on/off on the KPOD 
> > - without writing a macro? Shouldn't that be built into the firmware? 
> > 
> > Lou, W0FK 
>
>
> I semi-answered my own question. I programmed the RIT and XIT to toggle 
> on/off as follows: 
>
> RIT - Macro 14 (tap F6) use SWT45; 
> XIT - Macro 15 (tap F7)  use SWT47; 
>
> Seems to me that a dedicated/labeled swith setting woulf be better. 
>
>
>
>
>
> - 
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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-13 Thread W0FK 
W0FK wrote
> When I put the KPOD rocker switch in the RIT/XIT mode, unless I press the
> RIT or XIT switch on my K3S  turning the knob does nothing. That's not
> surprising, but is there anyway to control RIT and XIT on/off on the KPOD
> - without writing a macro? Shouldn't that be built into the firmware? 
> 
> Lou, W0FK


I semi-answered my own question. I programmed the RIT and XIT to toggle
on/off as follows:

RIT - Macro 14 (tap F6) use SWT45; 
XIT - Macro 15 (tap F7)  use SWT47;

Seems to me that a dedicated/labeled swith setting woulf be better.

 



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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-13 Thread W0FK 
When I put the KPOD rocker switch in the RIT/XIT mode, unless I press the RIT
or XIT switch on my K3S but turning the knob does nothing. That's not
surprising, but is there anyway to control RIT and XIT on/off on the KPOD -
without writing a macro? Shouldn't that be built into the firmware? 

Lou, W0FK



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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Guy Olinger K2AV 
So does the same thing happen with both the K3 and K3S? There may be a
different program path involved. Also why it's beta.

73, Guy K2AV

On Sunday, July 10, 2016, Ron D'Eau Claire <r...@cobi.biz> wrote:

> Hi Frank:
>
> I have been playing with RIT and XIT various tuning rates and cannot
> duplicate it here. The K3 follows the K-Pod perfectly.
>
> Since it's only in RIT/XIT, I wonder if you got a bad rocker switch with
> intermittent contacts on the K-Pod.
>
> 73 Ron AC7AC
>
>
>
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> From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net <javascript:;>]
> On Behalf Of Frank
> Westphal
> Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2016 1:48 PM
> To: donw...@embarqmail.com <javascript:;>; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> <javascript:;>
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT
>
> Don,
>
> Turned off VFO OFS, but the XIT/RIT tuning from the K-POD is still erratic.
>
> Thanks for the suggestion.
>
> Frank
> K6FW
>
> On 7/10/16 1:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> > Frank,
> >
> > I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange
> > relationship between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS
> > to OFF and see if the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.
> >
> > If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you
> > will know what is causing it.
> > I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the K-Pod
> > and RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.
> >
> > 73,
> > Don W3FPR
> >
> > On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:
> >> I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.
> >>
> >> When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the
> >> RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob
> >> on the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It
> >> will tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control
> >> from the front panel of the K3 works normally.
> >>
> >> VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.
> >>
> >> With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3
> >> RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A
> >> in coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.
> >>
> >> I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have
> >> installed.
> >>
> >> As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not
> >> for those inexperienced in micro soldering.
> >>
> >> Frank
> >> K6FW
> >>
> >>
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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Ron D'Eau Claire 
Hi Frank:

I have been playing with RIT and XIT various tuning rates and cannot
duplicate it here. The K3 follows the K-Pod perfectly.

Since it's only in RIT/XIT, I wonder if you got a bad rocker switch with
intermittent contacts on the K-Pod. 

73 Ron AC7AC



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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

Don,

Turned off VFO OFS, but the XIT/RIT tuning from the K-POD is still erratic.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Frank
K6FW

On 7/10/16 1:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Frank,
>
> I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange 
> relationship between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS 
> to OFF and see if the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.
>
> If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you 
> will know what is causing it.
> I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the K-Pod 
> and RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:
>> I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.
>>
>> When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the 
>> RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob 
>> on the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It 
>> will tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control 
>> from the front panel of the K3 works normally.
>>
>> VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.
>>
>> With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 
>> RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A 
>> in coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.
>>
>> I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
>> installed.
>>
>> As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not 
>> for those inexperienced in micro soldering.
>>
>> Frank
>> K6FW
>>
>>
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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Keith Onishi 
Turning the K-Pod knob quickly, RIT/XIT frequency does not follow the tuning. 
But turning it slowly does follows the tuning.

73 de JH3SIF, Keith

> 2016/07/11 6:50、DGB  のメール：
> 
> Not erratic here at all!
> 
> 73 Dwight NS9I
> 
> 
> On 7/10/2016 3:47 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:
>> Don,
>> 
>> Turned off VFO OFS, but the XIT/RIT tuning from the K-POD is still erratic.
>> 
>> Thanks for the suggestion.
>> 
>> Frank
>> K6FW
>> 
>> On 7/10/16 1:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>>> Frank,
>>> 
>>> I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange relationship 
>>> between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS to OFF and see if 
>>> the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.
>>> 
>>> If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you will 
>>> know what is causing it.
>>> I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the K-Pod and 
>>> RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.
>>> 
>>> 73,
>>> Don W3FPR
>>> 
>>> On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:
 I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.
 
 When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the RIT/XIT 
 function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob on the K-POD 
 does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It will tune some 
 but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control from the front panel of 
 the K3 works normally.
 
 VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.
 
 With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 RIT/XIT 
 function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A in coarse 
 mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.
 
 I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
 installed.
 
 As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not for 
 those inexperienced in micro soldering.
 
 Frank
 K6FW
 
 
 
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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread 'DGB' 

Not erratic here at all!

73 Dwight NS9I


On 7/10/2016 3:47 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:

Don,

Turned off VFO OFS, but the XIT/RIT tuning from the K-POD is still 
erratic.


Thanks for the suggestion.

Frank
K6FW

On 7/10/16 1:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:

Frank,

I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange 
relationship between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS 
to OFF and see if the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.


If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you 
will know what is causing it.
I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the 
K-Pod and RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.


73,
Don W3FPR

On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:

I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.

When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the 
RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob 
on the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. 
It will tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control 
from the front panel of the K3 works normally.


VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.

With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 
RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A 
in coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.


I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
installed.


As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is 
not for those inexperienced in micro soldering.


Frank
K6FW



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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Frank Westphal 

Don,

Turned off VFO OFS, but the XIT/RIT tuning from the K-POD is still erratic.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Frank
K6FW

On 7/10/16 1:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:

Frank,

I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange 
relationship between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS 
to OFF and see if the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.


If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you 
will know what is causing it.
I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the K-Pod 
and RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.


73,
Don W3FPR

On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:

I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.

When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the 
RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob 
on the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It 
will tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control 
from the front panel of the K3 works normally.


VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.

With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 
RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A 
in coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.


I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
installed.


As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not 
for those inexperienced in micro soldering.


Frank
K6FW



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Re: [Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Don Wilhelm 

Frank,

I don't have the K-Pod to try it, but there may some strange 
relationship between your K3 setting of VFO OFS.  Try turning VFO OFS to 
OFF and see if the K-Pod RIT/XIT selection adjusts RIT properly.


If that fixes it, of course that is likely a bug, but at least you will 
know what is causing it.
I have not heard any other reports of abnormal behavior with the K-Pod 
and RIT/XIT, and I have monitored the K-Pod Field Test comments.


73,
Don W3FPR

On 7/10/2016 4:00 PM, Frank Westphal wrote:

I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.

When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the 
RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob on 
the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It 
will tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control from 
the front panel of the K3 works normally.


VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.

With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 
RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A 
in coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.


I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
installed.


As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not 
for those inexperienced in micro soldering.


Frank
K6FW



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[Elecraft] KPOD RIT/XIT

2016-07-10 Thread Frank Westphal 

I have noticed one issue with my K-POD.

When I move the rocker switch to RIT/XIT on the K-POD and turn the 
RIT/XIT function on from the front panel of my K3 spinning the knob on 
the K-POD does not reliability change the value of the RIT/XIT. It will 
tune some but not consistently.  Turning the RIT/XIT control from the 
front panel of the K3 works normally.


VFO A and VFO B respond to turning the knob on the K-POD normally.

With the rocker switch in XIT/RIT position on the K-POD and the K3 
RIT/XIT function turned off then the K-POD tuning knob adjusts VFO A in 
coarse mode.  This is normal for the way I have the K3 programmed.


I assume this must be a bug in the 5.50 beta firmware which I have 
installed.


As a side note installing the surface mount resister in the K3 is not 
for those inexperienced in micro soldering.


Frank
K6FW



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