[WT-support] SO2R - Secondary window
SM5AJV
sm5ajv at qrq.se
Wed Aug 26 23:22:08 CEST 2009
Thanks for your advices.
Sorry but it didn't work.
I have monitored the port with PortMon and I think the
reason is the following:
WT initiates Winkeyer (hex):
00 03 <-- Close Host
00 00 FF <-- Calibrate old command not used by WK2
00 04 55 <-- Echo test
00 02 <-- Host Open
01 0A <-- side tone control
03 31 <-- weight
04 05 08 <-- PTT lead and tail
05 14 28 FF <-- speed pot setup
09 06 <- pin configuration
0E 94 <-- Winkeyer mode
07 <-- Get speed pot
02 1D <-- Set WPM Speed
So I think when WT Close and Open Host the former Farnsworth
command will be forgotten, i.e. the default parameter will used.
So pleeeeease!
Implement the WK2-commands and disable Farnsworth.
73
Ingo SM5AJV / SE5E
Bob Wilson, N6TV wrote:
> Correction:
>
> 1. Exit Win-Test
> From a DOS command prompt:
> 2. MODE COMx: 1200,n,8,2 <----- had this wrong below
> 3. COPY /b TheTwoByteFile.txt COMx:
>
> 73,
> Bob, N6TV
>
> On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Bob Wilson, N6TV <n6tv at arrl.net> wrote:
>
>
>> On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:37 AM, SM5AJV <sm5ajv at qrq.se> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> ALT-T
>>> I have noticed that the ALT-T (listen to secondary radio)
>>> toggles the Audio 'Radio' button in the Secondary Window
>>> but the HW-signal (RTS or DTR) doesn't toggle. Is this a
>>> Bug?
>>>
>> Does RTS/DTR toggle when you press [*], or [*] and [F4]? By design,
>> headphone switching can be separate from transmitter switching.
>>
>>
>>
>>> PTT-signal
>>> How is the PTT-signal supposed to work when you have
>>> interfaced a WinKeyer as keying device? I couldn't see
>>> any ON/OFF-changes on the RTS/DTR-pins.
>>>
>> It is handled by the WinKey chip. For the WinKey 2, Pin 9 is PTT1, Pin 3
>> is PTT2. Note that PTT delay may not work if you try to use the Win-Test
>> WKSETUP menu, which was designed to support the original WinKey chip, not
>> the WinKey2. You have to use dedicated WinKey set-up software (e.g.
>> microHAM Router program) to configure the WinKey2 PTT seettings.
>>
>> The WinKey "Admin" command:
>>
>> <00><01>
>>
>> will reset everything in the WinKey2 and probably clear Farnsworth mode.
>>
>> Better yet, if you can send the Farnsworth command
>>
>> <0D><0A>
>>
>> to the WinKey, the will disable Farnsworth mode for 10 WPM or more. This
>> happens to the CR-LF sequence. So if you create a 2-byte file with these
>> characters in it (Use Notepad to create a new file if the attachment fails
>> to come through, Press Enter once to move the cursor down one line, File
>> Save) and write that file to the WinKeyer COM port, that may reset
>> Farnsworth mode.
>>
>> 1. Exit Win-Test
>> From a DOS command prompt:
>> 2. MODE COMx: 1200,8,n,2
>> 3. COPY /b TheTwoByteFile.txt COMx:
>>
>> Where "x" is your WinKey port, e.g. COM5: .
>>
>> Don't forget the trailing colon (:). Please report results; I haven't
>> confirmed that this works.
>>
>> 73,
>> Bob, N6TV
>>
>>
>
>
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