Thanks Rick. Got it now.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 24, 2024, at 10:57 PM, Rick Tavan wrote:
K3 Utility | Configuration | Edit Power On banner should do the trick. It
exists in both Mac and Windows versions.
/Rick N6XI
On Sun, Mar 24, 2024 at 1:12 PM Doug Hensley
K3 Utility | Configuration | Edit Power On banner should do the trick.
It exists in both Mac and Windows versions.
/Rick N6XI
On Sun, Mar 24, 2024 at 1:12 PM Doug Hensley wrote:
> Helping a friend with his new K3s. He wants to change the callsign
> displayed by the K3s "Welcome Message".
It's the 5th button down in the Configuration tab on the K3 Utility.
Don't know if the K3s has a different utility however.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
Doug Hensley wrote on 3/24/2024 1:10 PM:
Helping a friend with his new K3s. He wants to change the callsign
Helping a friend with his new K3s. He wants to change the callsign displayed
by the K3s "Welcome Message". I booted the firmware utility on my Mac but I do
not see any function selection for that. Mine was changed by the factory when
they updated it for me.
Also don't see it in the docs so
Am 02.01.23 um 22:19 schrieb Bill Lederer:
I'm using the "Elecraft K3 Utility v1.19.9.6".
Clicking on the "Copy New FIles from Elecraft" checks which files I have,
and says "One or more required files from Elecraft Server."
I visited the Elecraft page listing the firmware, and my directory has
Bill,
When you click "Copy New Files from Elecraft" that is just what it
does. So by the time you could check the directory, it was already there.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/2/2023 4:19 PM, Bill Lederer wrote:
I'm using the "Elecraft K3 Utility v1.19.9.6".
Clicking on the "Copy New FIles from
I'm using the "Elecraft K3 Utility v1.19.9.6".
Clicking on the "Copy New FIles from Elecraft" checks which files I have,
and says "One or more required files from Elecraft Server."
I visited the Elecraft page listing the firmware, and my directory has all
that are shown on the web.
Is there
Thank you all..
We are fixed again :)
Larry k6ro
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From: Carl
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware Update Failure ?
Look in the utility "help" tab. it tells you how to recover from this.
C
Look in the utility "help" tab. it tells you how to recover from this.
Carl
AB1DD
On 6/20/2021 9:11 PM, Larry Shapiro wrote:
Happy Father's day all !
I was updating the firmware today on a good working K3.
I have done this many times without any issues.
This time,while it was updating to
Happy Father's day all !
I was updating the firmware today on a good working K3.
I have done this many times without any issues.
This time,while it was updating to 5.67,it failed about 90% through.
A box came on saying to close the window on the k3 Utility program.
I did this,and was going to
Hi Jim,
There are no semantics in our firmware revisions. For example, 3.00 would just
be an incremental improvement over 2.99.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
> On Jan 17, 2021, at 10:41 AM, Jim H via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> Hi,Several years ago Elecraft explained the firmware numbers. Lets use
> 2.86.
Hi,Several years ago Elecraft explained the firmware numbers. Lets use 2.86.
The 2 is a major upgrade from 1. The point 86 is a minor or a bug fix. If the
point 86 jumps to point 89 it means multiple improvements/bug fixes. Reading
the latest fwnotes for an Elecraft product might explain the
I loaded it here, and had an initial fail during the first FW load
(started ok), requiring re-power (with battery remove) and forced MCU-LD
load.
I was connecting serial via a PX3, and reconnected direct to KX3 on
forced load, all ok. I also rebooted W10 PC prior. Is FW load usually ok
when
Thanks. I might even work on my screwdriver antenna autotuner now.
73,
Mark
W7MLG
On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 1:37 PM Wayne Burdick wrote:
>
> KX3 version 2.95 firmware is now available. It supports the "SW;" remote
> control command (read SWR value during transmit).
>
> One reason we added
I must compliment you on Elecraft Customer Support Wayne. You all did a
similar thing for me a few years ago for the Genovation Pad project--
THANK YOU! No other company would allow that much customer interaction.
73, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
https://www.nk7z.net
ARRL Volunteer Examiner
ARRL
Wayne
The SW firmware update is also useful for those using the KX3 in a remote
location. Many thanks.
I will ask Tom VA2FSQ to adapt Win4K3 so that the SWR can also appear on
that app.
73, Bill W3UL
On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 3:47 PM Grant Youngman wrote:
> Hi, Wayne …
>
> Not a biggie, but
Hi, Wayne …
Not a biggie, but the release notes posted to the web indicate the date of this
release as 12-4-2018. Couple of years off :-) Nice to see an improvement in
AM power level management also.
Grant NQ5T
> On Dec 28, 2020, at 3:35 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
>
> KX3 version 2.95
KX3 version 2.95 firmware is now available. It supports the "SW;" remote
control command (read SWR value during transmit).
One reason we added support for this command is that Joe, VE3VXO, has built a
hardware module that polls the rig (using the SW; command) and outputs a
"recognizable audio
True, while the core of the system, not the device drivers and higher level
applications are open.
73,
Bill WE5P
Comfortably Numb
> On Nov 27, 2020, at 16:10, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> The phrase "run a DERIVATION of an open source operating system" is key.
>
> It is just a basis for their
This whole thread has suffered from a confluence of two separate issues.
One is whether or not open source software in general is quality stuff,
and even "derivations" of open source software require that the
underlying bits represent good design and good code. Some here have
essentially
On 2020-11-27 12:29:-0700, l...@ka7ftp.com wrote:
>It seems that this thread has become the whipping boy for open source. I
>would suggest that it is irrelevant whether something is open or closed
>source.
There have been many good comments pro and con open source here...I am not sure
how my
The phrase "run a DERIVATION of an open source operating system" is key.
It is just a basis for their software. I would bet not a one of them
would open up the full source code used on their hardware. They might
reveal which open source operating system they based their software on,
but not
I understated my previous post a bit. All of the TOP 500 supercomputers run a
derivaion of an open source operating system per the wikipedia page.
73,
Bill WE5P
Comfortably Numb
> On Nov 27, 2020, at 15:26, weave...@usermail.com wrote:
>
>
> You are exactly right Len. A majority of the
You are exactly right Len. A majority of the worlds biggest super computers are
run on open source software (Not Windows :)). The June 2020 list here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOP500. Android devices, imbedded devices, most
web browsers etc. The list goes on and on.
it’s about quality
" OpenSSL pretty much runs the entire secure Internet. Linux, Python, etc.
But those are exceptions."
And an interesting statistic...
"It's often said that more than half of new businesses fail during the first
year. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), this isn't
> "I can't think of one open source, community-based product that I'd want to
> hang my hat on, even if I do see some that I'd support. I just don't see the
> professional depth in the general community.”
OpenSSL pretty much runs the entire secure Internet. Linux, Python, etc.
But those are
l Evans W4/VP9KF wrote:
"but even so how about N1MM+, "
Not that 'we' are any longer talking about Elecraft firmware...
N1MM Logger+, Logger32, etc., etc. are NOT Open Source! They are
merely FREE. Get me a source code listing for these products. You can't.
If Elecraft hadn't
"I can't think of one open source, community-based product that I'd want to
hang my hat on, even if I do see some that I'd support. I just don't see the
professional depth in the general community."
Linux?
Gcc?
>From what I can tell Linux pretty much owns much of the market for servers
and
On 2020-11-26 21:47:-0700, David Gilbert wrote:
>"I can't think of one open source, community-based product that I'd want to
>hang my hat on, even if I do see some that I'd support.� � I just don't see
>the professional depth in the general community."
>
>Presumably you're talking about the
On 2020-11-26 23:26:-0500, SteveL wrote:
>I own a popular open-source based 3D printer.really worse than the
>version you hoped to repair, or dramatically changed in ways that demand
>relearning from the beginning.
>
>... I wanted to print - not test and debug code!
These are both
"but even so how about N1MM+, "
Not that 'we' are any longer talking about Elecraft firmware...
N1MM Logger+, Logger32, etc., etc. are NOT Open Source! They are merely
FREE. Get me a source code listing for these products. You can't.
If Elecraft hadn't secured the firmware in
My impression is that all hobbyist fused filament printer use open
source firmware. The difference is likely to be whether the vendor
pre-configures and pre-installs it. That probably applies to all fused
filament printers.
I think the original movement behind these was that you could,
On the other hand, Elecraft can't afford to expend resources on new
features for products no longer in production. Professional development
costs money, and there's no revenue stream from free firmware for
products that are not for sale. It might even have a negative effect by
influencing
"I can't think of one open source, community-based product that I'd want
to hang my hat on, even if I do see some that I'd support. I just
don't see the professional depth in the general community."
Presumably you're talking about the amature radio community because
nonprofessional
> . I can't think of one open source, community-based product that I'd want to
> hang my hat on, even if I do see some that I'd support. I just don't see the
> professional depth in the general community.
>
I own a popular open-source based 3D printer. Finding the firmware to run the
Seems like this is now the Kenwood page ?
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The Kenwood TS-590SG is ~$1300 new and you can get one in a week. Why are
you bashing it on the Elecraft list?
John KK9A
Rick NK7I rick.nk7i at gmail.com
And yet the TS-590 still has unfixed design flaws (overshoot being one of
the worst) without sending it to an authorized shop, taking weeks.
I ran my own small engineering company for 25 years. Projects ranged from $1ooK
to $10M USD. We had no warranty claims at all. It takes a lot to produce
software and hardware to that level of reliability.
Recently, someone posted on a different professional forum I am on "As a
programmer I am
Your point continues to be repeated (and it’s become a tiresome and annoying
whine). However it remains that the Elecraft code is proprietary, just as most
radio manufacturers code, name most any brand. Ditto car engine computer code
(gas, diesel, hybrid or battery), computer program
The point on Moore's law is taken.
But the options aren't just limited to Elecraft doing more work on older
radios or no updates at all (or supporting the old radios to the detriment
of the new)
Many software development projects now are community based and although
radio firmware may be more
They also released a whole new radio, the ‘590SG not long after the original
‘590S. The K3 didn’t have a replacement upgrade like that, meaning the K3 to
theK3s, for something like 10 years, and they even gave an upgrade path to make
the K3 very close in performance to the K3s. No such for the
And yet the TS-590 still has unfixed design flaws (overshoot being one
of the worst) without sending it to an authorized shop, taking weeks.
It was MONTHS before that firmware was updated (since originally
reported). I find the reaction time for updates with Elecraft to be
more responsive.
For large companies there is still the cost factor. Could that person otherwise
be doing something more profitable. Remember who really runs those companies.
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> On Nov 25, 2020, at 12:40 PM, Neil Zampella wrote:
>
> Of course, as mentioned previously in this thread, large
Of course, as mentioned previously in this thread, large companies have
funds that they can invest in personnel to do the development, so I
would expect that Kenwood would be able to assign personnel quickly to
handle such issues.
Neil, KN3ILZ
On 11/25/2020 10:25 AM, Andy Durbin wrote:
"Name
It would be nice to see the two remaining “not implemented” features appear in
the KX3, especially S-meter absolute mode. I’m not sure there is much demand
for addressing multiple transverters.
"Name any other company that gives you FREE firmware updates in real time (not
months later like Icom or never like most others) until the issues are resolved
to the user satisfaction; or that ADD features previously unavailable."
Kenwood!
Kenwood has released firmware updates for TS-590S
The point of a new radio is not the full feature list but *what it does for
you* in your current and desired-future operating conditions. Very few of
us take full advantage of every bell and whistle, but newer radios do tend
to enhance whatever experiences most amateurs seek. This applies not only
Well that IS rather condescending.
I would take a different view, that MOST of the hams using Elecraft use
MOST of the features on a regular basis but because the features are
designed well, the user doesn't NEED to fiddle about (or understand the
precise ways they work). One of the
I would venture to say that most hams (especially those recently licensed)
don’t and can’t utilize all the features of even an older K3, let alone one
with all the enhancements. The K4 is so far beyond the “average” ham in its
ability that unless you are an electronics guru with an EE you
While I agree with Skip here, my agreement is based on
practicality, not physical ability. The internal K3 hardware
design is quite modular, and replacing the DSP boards for the
main and sub receivers should be straight forward. We have seen
how the K3 can be improved by replacing boards.
Welcome Tim,
There's an inescapable rule in electronic product development: Once you
commit to a physical design in year , it will be a design that uses
the parts of year forever. I think about 2006 or so for the
K3 [mine is S/N 642 and that's about when I bought it]. Yes, the
Hi Tim,
Like any product development company, we have to strike a balance between
creating new products and enhancing old ones. That said, we've provided
literally hundreds of new K3/K3S/P3/KX2/KX3/PX3/KPA500/KPA1500 firmware
revisions over the past 10 years, for both MCU and DSP code. Many of
Tim,
It's important to realize the the basic K3 was designed in 2007 with
2007 parts. It should be obvious that technology has advanced by several
orders of magnitude since then (remember Moore's Law?. That fundamental
limitation is a major reason why features that are on lots of wish lists
Tim,
I'm an owner of 3 Elecraft radios and am a huge fan of the products. But
one thing that the last few years has shown is that Elecraft does not have
a great track record of developing new features or technologies into their
existing transceiver products. They release updates and patches for
Hello, all,
I'm a brand new and generally satisfied Elecraft KX2 user.
I'm just wondering what sorts of features are in the oven for future
versions of firmware. SDR code is neat because it can add new features;
but that really only is a benefit if cooks are in the kitchen. How long
will new
: Keith Trinity WE6R
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 3:50:21 PM
To: Joseph McIntire ; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware, K3, large jump AB3JN
You must go into the config menu, set KPA3 to "nor" then cycle power. Then
connect to the utility a
McIntire ; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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*Subject:* Re: [Elecraft] Firmware, K3, large jump AB3JN
Also we suggest setting the K3 Utility to the ADVANCED mode for more
control.
Keith WE6R
On 6/15/2020 12:27 PM, Joseph McIntire wrote:
Ok wel will do that. I do not have the sub rec
AB3JN
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From: Keith Trinity WE6R
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 2:30:06 PM
To: Joseph McIntire ; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware, K3, large jump AB3JN
Also we suggest
*From:* Keith Trinity WE6R
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*Subject:* Re: [Elecraft] Firmware, K3, large jump AB3JN
At this point, I would do the reset, then set RS232 to 38400
: [Elecraft] Firmware, K3, large jump AB3JN
At this point, I would do the reset, then set RS232 to 38400 to continue on
with the DSP load. (reset puts it at 4800 which is SLOW).
Then Reset again after FP & DSP have loaded, if you have a sub, you will have
to turn it on in config menu, then c
* Monday, June 15, 2020 1:54:34 PM
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Hi Joe;
That is a HUGE jump! ( from 1.96 to 5.67. The oldest I have seen come in
was 1.30!!)
It is rare, but I have seen a glitch or
reset also. I will let you know
how it goes.
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Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 1:54:34 PM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware
Hi Joe;
That is a HUGE jump! ( from 1.96 to 5.67. The oldest I have seen come in
was 1.30!!)
It is rare, but I have seen a glitch or two in extreme jumps.
One is the ADC REF gets set to an invalid voltage of 4.00 which is OUT
of RANGE!!
Also any saved configs you might load could be an issue
The suggestion to read through the release notes is a good one. As I recall
there was an update a while back that needed the TX GAIN CAL to be redone. It
will be identified in the release notes. Good luck!
73,
Brian, K0DTJ
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To the best of my knowledge, there are no firmware upgrades that require
hardware changes. The firmware is written to figure out which version
to load - an example is the old and the new DSP board - but that was
long ago.
The converse is NOT true - some hardware changes require firmware
Quite so.
However, this sounds like a pretty old K3 that hasn't been blessed with
certain or any factory hardware mods which will have a bearing on
features available and detailed in the revised menu options.
At the very least the firmware release notes, which are presented in
historical
First thought is to just update to latest. Not too likely one will mess up
your radio.
But...
If you want to load intermediate versions, look in the BETA folders. A Beta
version has the same version # as it’s ultimate production #.
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...nr4c. bill
> On Jun 14, 2020,
Joe,
I cannot recall any instance where the firmware upgrade broke the K3 -
same for the KX3/KX2.
There have been a few who suspected a problem with a firmware upgrade,
but it turned out to be some other problem.
I would recommend that you simply upgrade to the latest and be done with it.
Hello all,
I was looking for some older firmware for the K3. I found the latest on
Elecraft's web site. But my radio currently has MCU1.96 and SYN 1.73. I didn't
want to jump straight to the latest version due to if o e of the versions
affected my radio adversely I would not know
The version notes said with this version the ability was provided to clear
all faults using the pc port. I have old old faults still in the log so I
want to clear them all so how do I do it through the pc port?
Tia
Wayne
Kd5spx
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Bernie - and all,
I would suggest that you download and install the latest K3 Utility,
then connect with your K3S and "Copy Files from Elecraft".
After that, look in the K3 Utility Help file for the Firmware Release Notes.
You will find information on the firmware updates between what you
I tend to go a couple+ years between updating my K3 P3 KPA. Unlike MS,
updating has never broken anything. I would do it without hesitation. And of
course backup first. But I’ve never needed a backup.
73
Josh W6XU
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> On Jun 25, 2019, at 4:51 PM, Bernie and Cheryl
If you run the K3 Utility and the KPA500 Utility, download the latest
from Elecraft and install same. Also while you have those utilities up
and running, do a back-up of each. The current version for the
KPA500 is 1.54 and for the K3S is 5.67 for the MCU. I'd say both of
your items are
I got my K3s (#10323) back in October, 2015, and got my KPA 500 (#2664)
a few months later (I have the full K line including the KAT 500).
When I built them, I promptly updated the firmware, and haven't done it
since. I checked and my K3s has Firmware Version 5.35 and the KPA 500
has Version
A quibble and a question regarding firmware beta version 5.67 for the
K3/K3S,
The firmware notes state that
"1 dB below 100 W is approx. 90 W."
In fact, 1 dB below 100 W is a shade less than 80 W.
The firmware notes also state that
"T/R TIMING IMPROVED. Adds more margin during KPA3A TX
Thanks guys. I had assumed checking availability meant going on line to see
if a newer version was available. My K3 now has version 5.62.
Vy 73 de Bob DJ0RD/WU5T
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Date: 2018-04-02 11:08 PM (GMT-05:00) To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net Subject:
Re: [Elecraft] Firmware Update TM Command
I tried it via the Utility Command test. It is for computer functions and not
in the Radio Menu or Config Menu.
Bob, K4TAX
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I tried it via the Utility Command test. It is for computer functions and not
in the Radio Menu or Config Menu.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Apr 2, 2018, at 9:40 PM, Rich wrote:
>
> I think it is a computer command, not a menu/config setting. At least
Bob
This is a macro command so does not appear in the config or menu. Take
a look at page 27 of the Programmer Ref. You can use the command tester
in the Utility to try it out.
Just for reference here is the Programmer Manual reference
TM (Transmit Meter Mode; GET/SET; K3/K3S only)
RSP
Is this feature new or unique to the K3 but has been resident for the
K3S? If not, I haven't found the TM command in either the Menu or
Config of my K3S.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S S/N 10163
Firmware update
K3 MCU 5.62 / DSP 2.88 / FPF 1.26, 11-16-2017
* NEW CONTROL COMMAND (TM): The TM
I had not updated the firmware on my K3 in a while, so I went to the Elecraft
site, downloaded the new K3 utility, found the new firmware, and proceeded to
download it to the K3. I have suddenly lost the 100 w amp in the K3, and I can
no longer link the two vfo's. I'm not sure what else is
I'm having my old firmware problem again. My K-3 refused to turn on this
afternoon displaying the dreaded MCU LD at the bottom of screen. Past
experience has demonstrated that this indicates a problem with the K-3
firmware. I've had several theories proposed for a solution, none of which have
I’m getting some interesting responses to my question about firmware failure.
Thanks to everyone who has replied directly. To update my post, I always turn
the rig off using the power switch. I never turn off the power supply to the
rig. There is always power available at the power input. When
Jimmy,
That MCU LD should only happen on rare occasions, like when power is
interrupted or the computer 'glitches' during a firmware download.
When does it occur? At Power ON time?
If so, how are you turning off your K3? You must use the POWER button
to turn the K3 off. Powering off your
I wrote a few months ago about the strange occurrence of finding my firmware
missing or corrupted on my K-3. In it’s state of failure it displays MCU LD on
a dark screen. The Transmit light blinks on and off. My computer cannot detect
the K-3 to reload the firmware. The problem has occurred
Jimmy,
Somehow you got your K3 into the Force Firmware Download state.
Download the firmware to the K3 and all should be OK.
Since you did the reset, you will have to restore the configuration
(hopefully you have a saved configuration.
If not, you will have to do all the setup and calibration
Turning on my rig a few nights ago (K-3 Serial #6512) I got a strange response.
The rig would not turn on. All I got was a blinking TX light and screen display
reading of MCU LD. My K-3 Utility program could not access the rig through the
COM port. I looked up the reset instruction saying I
I try to send at around 18 wpm because I am reasonably confident copying
at that speed. I am finding that many who are sending CW do not slow
down, but that's another story.
I use the decode on my KX3 to help my lack of perfect copying, trying to
copy myself and using that to not annoy the other
Looking at the software page for the P3, do we load the Beta 1.50 version
(July 29th 2015 dated) for the TXMON capability, or is there something else
in the works?
As a side note, I hope that Elecraft eventually gets pictures up on the web
site show casing the TX monitor function for the P3. In
1.50 is the P3 firmware rev we're using in Field Test right now.
73,
matt
W6NIA
On Mon, 3 Aug 2015 09:21:59 -0500, you wrote:
Looking at the software page for the P3, do we load the Beta 1.50 version
(July 29th 2015 dated) for the TXMON capability, or is there something else
in the works?
Hi Jobst,
You should download the P3 1.50 BETA firmware. Instructions on
downloading/installing BETA firmware along with the link can be found at the
Elecraft firmware page P3 1.50 July 29, 2015
http://www.elecraft.com/software/P3/elecraft_p3_software.htm
73,
Paul N6HZ
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Have you loaded the new SVGA firmware 1.24? You need this as well as the P3
firmware 1.50 for the SVGA to function correctly.
I've installed both and have not observed the problems reported.
73,
Dan AC6DM
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Are you using K3 Utility to load the firmware from our site?
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On Jul 5, 2015, at 6:23 AM, Alfredo Velez WP3C via Elecraft
elecraft@mailman.qth.net wrote:
HI
I can’t download the last firmware in the page, does anyone knows if the web
is offline?
Alfredo
HI
I can’t download the last firmware in the page, does anyone knows if the web is
offline?
Alfredo Velez WP3C/NP4DX
e-mail: mailto:w...@aol.com
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I was running my K3 remotely and accidentally turned off power before doing a
normal power down. Now K3 will not function. I had once before done this
and remotely reinstalled firmware using the K3 Utility program. That fixed
the problem.
However this time I am having problem with loading
Wayne you sent me this e-mail that you sent to the forum and K4ZRJ.
concerning the 5.13 (and 5.15 which I don't have) You made a statement in
the e-mail the 5.13 has a bug which effects PLL calbration.
After cleaning all the tin plated contacts within my K3 and installing 5.13
I still ran into
I currently have firmware version 4.67 loaded on my K3. I just downloaded and
installed the latest firmware utility for Mac OS, 1.14. When I click on check
for new files, I am told the latest file is 4.67 when in fact on the website
it is indicated that version 4.86 is available along with
I had no trouble loading the latest firmware with the Mac utility. What error
message appears in the bottom window of the utility?
73 David W4DES
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On Jul 12, 2014, at 7:34 PM, todd ruby t...@ruby-wine.com wrote:
I currently have firmware version 4.67 loaded on my K3. I
During a recent firmware update of a new (to me) K3/100, I noticed a brief
message scroll across the screen indicating a PA Error. If I recall correctly
it occurred during the DSP update. I rarely look at the computer or radio when
updating an Elecraft product until it's completed because it
I've seen the occasional mention by someone who, when trying to update
firmware, comes up with an error.. e.g. there recent I've bricked my
K3 posting. And part of the advice to remedy that is to make sure
that you have the latest version of the Utility.
Well, just for fun, I downloaded
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