[Elecraft] IO Issues with K3
Nick-WA5BDU
nick-wa5bdu at suddenlink.net
Sun Jan 25 12:21:36 EST 2009
I've been finding the same problems in the 160 test.
A lower baud rate seems like it would be fine for most things, but I
wonder if it would tend to shorten any Morse elements? Now that I think
of it, maybe not, since the speed would remain the same at the USB end
of the interface. And to send CW, the program just toggles a
handshaking line, independent of baud.
I do think that CW seems a tiny bit "clipped" from N1MM compared with
that using the built-in keyer.
I'm thinking RF problems too. I just re-intsalled my quarter wave
Marconi since the landscapers cut down my main antenna tree the other
day, so I probably changed the local field strength in some way. N1MM
is having other hesitation problems as well. I should probably
re-install it.
73--Nick, WA5BDU
Cady, Fred wrote:
> Check the baud rate. I find if I run faster than 4800 either N1MM or
> the K3 (probably N1MM) doesn't like it. 4800 seems to be OK.
> KE7X
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> Fred Cady
> fcady at ieee dot org
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> *From:* elecraft-bounces at mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:elecraft-bounces at mailman.qth.net] *On Behalf Of *Lee Buller
> *Sent:* Friday, January 23, 2009 8:48 PM
> *To:* Elecraft Reflector
> *Subject:* [Elecraft] IO Issues with K3
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> Running the 160 meter contest. Lost connection with the rig from
> N1MM logger. Cannot re-establish connection now with anything
> included the k3 utility. I wonder if RF got to something?
> Running the Prolific drivers and the USB adapter. Changed ports.
> Turned off and on CPU and associated USB hubs, cycled the
> K3....nada. Any one have an idea?
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> Lee
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