Hi Paul,
this is what I discovered and described on
http://www.zerobeat.net/smf/index.php?topic=215.0
There are some possibilities that later after more important changes
there will be some change in firmware to set KEY OUT as pure PTT out
port. (I hope so).
For many oparators running
Thanks to all who replied.
In the reply, and the link enclosed, by Lexa, ok1dst, are given reasons why
some desire a pure PTT mode for CW. There are also some excellent contest
and dx operators who, for their own personal reasons, do not use QSK. I
know that ON4UN told me several years ago at
Hi Paul
Can you define pure PTT CW?
I assume you mean CW is inactivated until you activate PTT, and the
rig stays in TX mode until you release PTT, yet sends a signal only
when the paddles are pressed. Is that it? Lets you use a something
like a foot switch for total control?
Jerry W4UK
Is there any setting in the K3. using an external CW keyer and PTT, that
can be used to make the key inactive while in the receive mode? As is,
while the PTT function at first glance seems to work normally, it is, in my
opinion, incomplete in that closing the key while receiving turns on the
I'm not sure about the K3 because I don't have mine
yet, but all I have to do with my Kenwood TS-850 is
turn off the VOX and use the Send/Rec switch instead.
I don't do that, but it works. The side tone still
works, but it does not transmit.
Cookie, K5EWJ
--- Paul W5DM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you decide to install that switch, just use it to open the key
line. Then TX requires closing that switch plus activating the key.
Jerry W4UK
At 05:58 PM 5/22/2008, Paul W5DM wrote:
Is there any setting in the K3. using an external CW keyer and PTT, that
can be used to make the key
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