Post by n5rwk on Jul 27, 2014 15:23:36 GMT
Hi Andrea,
I have a couple of questions, one about the logbook and one transmitting macros.
1. I created a few fake QSO's in the log - but I can't seem to find any way to remove them. Is there any way to delete these without deleting the entire logbook?
2. I wanted to check and see if I'm using the macro feature correctly. When I click the macro and then the send button, I hear my KX3 playing the macro (I'm in CW mode). However the transmitter doesn't key (TX light is not lit) so the macro isn't sent. However, if I long press the Send button (switching to XMIT mode), then press XMIT the TX light comes on, then I press the macro button and the macro is sent. After the macro is sent, I press the XMIT button again to stop transmitting. Is this the way it's supposed to work? I was expecting the macro to be transmitted once I had clicked the macro and then the Send button (not just play the macro in code). And, when the macro was complete it would stop transmitting automatically.
Finally, a thought about the interface. I notice that there is a code speed button and a slider bar that performs the same function, both of which take up an entire row on the interface. Changing this could make some extra screen space, for example have a SPEED+ and SPEED- button instead of the slider bar (similar to BAND and FREQ - might be able to squeeze them in all on the same row).
Thanks,
Roger
I have a couple of questions, one about the logbook and one transmitting macros.
1. I created a few fake QSO's in the log - but I can't seem to find any way to remove them. Is there any way to delete these without deleting the entire logbook?
2. I wanted to check and see if I'm using the macro feature correctly. When I click the macro and then the send button, I hear my KX3 playing the macro (I'm in CW mode). However the transmitter doesn't key (TX light is not lit) so the macro isn't sent. However, if I long press the Send button (switching to XMIT mode), then press XMIT the TX light comes on, then I press the macro button and the macro is sent. After the macro is sent, I press the XMIT button again to stop transmitting. Is this the way it's supposed to work? I was expecting the macro to be transmitted once I had clicked the macro and then the Send button (not just play the macro in code). And, when the macro was complete it would stop transmitting automatically.
Finally, a thought about the interface. I notice that there is a code speed button and a slider bar that performs the same function, both of which take up an entire row on the interface. Changing this could make some extra screen space, for example have a SPEED+ and SPEED- button instead of the slider bar (similar to BAND and FREQ - might be able to squeeze them in all on the same row).
Thanks,
Roger
