[WT-support] Win-key
Don Beattie
g3ozf at btinternet.com
Tue Nov 29 10:56:15 CET 2005
Simon,
First of all, the displayed speed on WT was clearly NOT the speed it was
sending at.
Secondly, the function keys and paddle speed would separate (at one time,
the paddle was at 12 wpm and the keys at about 35 !) This happened no matter
which way the box on separate speed for paddle and keys was ticked in the
WinKey say-up window (we tried both ways)
But I understand that there is a necessary firmware upgrade for EZMaster
which may be part of the problem on one station here. But on the other we
were using stand-alone old WinKey, with the same problem.
Any ideas ?
Don, G3BJ (& G5W)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Simon Pearson" <lists+wt at attenuate.org>
To: <support at win-test.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: [WT-support] Win-key
> Hi both,
>
> What exactly do you mean by "wander"?
>
> Was it changing speed eratically during sending in random places of the
> message, or was it in the same part of the message? Would it do it on
> the same message everytime on every sending? Were you using any sped up
> parts on messages and if so, did you ensure you had the same number of
> plus/minus on each side of the text (e.g. BL4H BL4H ++++TEST----)?
>
> If you are using speeded up parts of messages, and you do not have the
> correct balance of pluses/minuses, you'll find that when sending another
> message (whether it be a different message or indeed the same one) the
> CW will be very slow; only pressing ESC a few times will rectify the
> issue.
>
> No such problems experienced at G6PZ with version 2.20.0 but we were
> using plain ol' serial keying.
>
> 73,
>
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> Simon Pearson M0CLW
> WWYC #452 | G6PZ CG
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