[NLRS] More on sequencers
Chris Elmquist
chrise at pobox.com
Mon Mar 27 18:25:23 EST 2006
On Monday (03/27/2006 at 05:15PM -0600), Dr. Gerald N. Johnson wrote:
>
> You run key and PTT leads to the sequencer and don't run VOX. You run
> the rig keying line from the sequencer to the rig which gets keyed at
> the last stage of the sequence. E.g. you run microphone and key through
> the sequencer.
OK. Understood that you do not INTENTIONALLY run VOX... but looking
at the front panel of my FT-736, there is a huge VOX button just asking
to be accidently pressed as one example.
I know I am being picky-- but I am trying to draw out the more elegant
solutions which solve this problem in the general case.
A sequencer that has a dummy load in it-- to take any RF that comes out
of the IF rig until all the sequencing is done seems close to my ideal
solution perhaps. Then you are down to just racing the one relay that
switches the dummy load across the IF rig's output.
Thanks.
Chris NØJCF
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Chris Elmquist
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