[Elecraft] Re: Issues with cw keying line in N1MM with K3?

[R. Kevin Stover]

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Ditto the Winkey.

Just because you've gotten away with it in the past doesn't mean you
will always get away with it. You never know what combination of
processes running will cause a windows interrupts glitch.

Using Winkey N1MM is sending nothing but ASCII text to the keyer as
opposed to having N1MM tell the OS to assert the serial line and key the
rig, when windows thinks it has time to do it.

It also makes up for some of the soldering you didn't get to do when
building the K3. ;-)


Dave G4AON wrote:
| Bill
|
| The usual problem is the PC being busy with other things! My dual core
| AMD-64 processor seems to send reasonable CW from the N1MM program to
| the K3, but the safer bet is to use a K1EL Winkey.
|
| 73 Dave, G4AON
| K3/100 #80
| ------------------
| I am having trouble with choppy cw coming off the computer
| into my keying line using N1MM - anyone have any ideas?
|
| Thanks and 73,
|
| Bill N4ZI


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R. Kevin Stover, ACØH
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