[Elecraft] N1MM Logger and the K2

Don Nesbitt drnesbitt at bellsouth.net
Tue Nov 15 20:48:46 EST 2005


That's great news Ken - thanks for sharing the Alt-'  to cycle through the 
filters with FW0000; - that's a neat trick that ought to be included in the 
help files!  The more I use N1MM the more impressed I am with it's 
versatility.

I've been following your posts on the N1MM group reflector with the notion 
of getting in touch with you when I get another K2 so I can give the SO2R 
setup a try - 'course, it's a pretty sure thing that I'm not coordinated 
enough to pull it off!  See you in the contest.   73 -- Don N4HH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "K6MR" <k6mr at pacbell.net>
To: <elecraft at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] N1MM Logger and the K2


> The filter select codes can be modified for every mode (right click in the 
> band map, there are six selections).  I've found the best code to use is 
> FW0000;  that way you can cycle through all four filters from the keyboard 
> (Alt-').  You just have to ignore the Wide/Narrow indicator on the band 
> map.
>
> The split functions are almost fixed, it appears to be common problems 
> with the Kenwood codes.  I have two K2s set up using the two sound card 
> SO2R and it works great.  I just wish the operator could use the setup to 
> its' full capability.
>
> I know there are a few K2s out there with the ssb module, so lets see you 
> all this coming weekend for phone SS!
>
> Ken  K6MR
>
> Don Nesbitt wrote:
>
>> N1MM Logger is a very sophisticated piece of contesting software that 
>> provides logging and computer interfacing for everything from one 
>> operator - one rig stations all the way to big multioperator - multi-rig 
>> setups in a fully networked environment.  Beginning with Version 5.10.17 
>> (the current version is now 5.11.0), the N1MM Logger Contesting Software 
>> now includes the Elecraft K2 in the list of radios that can be chosen 
>> from the Configuration menu.  Until now, K2 users had to pick the generic 
>> "Kenwood" radio which used very similar programming commands.  At this 
>> point, most of the code for the K2 still  uses the Kenwood commands but I 
>> understand that listing the K2 in the Configuration Options is the first 
>> step to writing code that will be more specific to the K2.
>>
>> If you are currently using an older version of N1MM,  I'd encourage you 
>> to update to the latest version in order to take advantage of the latest 
>> inclusions.  Be aware that you must first install version 5.7.2 before 
>> you can install the latest version!  Carefully read the directions on the 
>> site. So you don't loose anything, you could install the new versions in 
>> a different directory and play with them for a while.
>>
>> One item has already been the included for the K2.  The "set filter code" 
>> for one mode (SSB Wide) is now K2 specific (K22;FW99991;K0;) - the rest 
>> of the filter codes are still in Kenwood format.  If you are interested 
>> in knowing more about setting the filter codes, you could check out my 
>> little very non-technical treatise in the N1MM help files and quickly set 
>> the codes for SSB Narrow, CW Wide, etc.  To access this file go to 
>> www.n1mm.com and select "Support" and then "Supported Radios" from the 
>> menus at the top of the main page - then scroll to "Elecraft."
>>
>> Apparently a number of other items have already been "fixed" that allow 
>> for better control over "split" functions and the use of the K2 in Single 
>> Operator Two Radio (SO2R) contesting.    More will likely follow with new 
>> releases.  The N1MM Logger is freeware and available for download at 
>> www.n1mm.com.
>>
>> It's nice to see the K2 getting recognized as a serious contesting radio!
>>
>> I don't have any affiliation with the group, just am a very satisfied 
>> user of the program.  73 es gud contesting and dxing -- Don N4HH
>>
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