[WT-support] URGENT PLEASE HELP!!

[Filipe Lopes]

Hi Bob,

thanks for email. tomorrow morning i will try your tips.

Meanwhile i tested the cable again and the only thing I get is a continuos
piiiiiiii when I plug the jack plug into the radio, I guess the transistor
must be the problem... can you give me your opinion?

thanks Filipe
CT1ILT


2011/7/30 Bob Wilson, N6TV <n6tv at arrl.net>

> On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 3:55 PM, Filipe Lopes <ct1ilt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> My question is if there is a way to transmit CW via USB or via CAT? DTR or
>> RTS?
>
>
> Yes, and it will work for fixed messages like [F1] - [F4], but not for
> messages with variables such as callsigns (like INSERT), because there is no
> way to get the callsign typed in the logging window into a LUA script. :-(
>
> Since Kenwood and Elecraft share many CAT commands, you can set the
> internal keyer speed of the radio using the same scripts I built for the
> Elecraft K3.  Download K3scripts.zip from http://bit.ly/wtscripts . Read
> the Readme_K3scripts.zip file for detailed installation instructions.
>
> The following scripts should work with the TS-590 unmodified, assuming your
> CAT port is connected and working properly with Win-Test.
>
>   -- K3 internal CW keyer synchronization (see K3KeyerScripts.png)
>  Suggested Key
>
>   setK3KeyerSpeed.wts - Internal script called by the following
> (none)
>   AltF9.wts    - Slow down Win-Test and K3 internal CW keyer
>  Alt-F9
>   AltF10.wts   - Speed up Win-Test and K3 internal CW keyer
> Alt-F10
>   AltV.wts     - Set exact K3 and Win-test internal CW keyer speed    Alt-V
>
>   PageDown.wts - Slow down Win-Test and K3 internal CW keyer
>  PageDown
>   PageUp.wts   - Speed up Win-Test and K3 internal CW keyer
> PageUp
>
> But these won't send any CW, they'll just set the keyer speed.
>
> Using Tools  | Scripts Manager, try creating the following two-line script
> named SendCQ (SendCQ.wts), and assign it to F1.
>
> wtRadio:Send("KY CQ CR6K;");
> return -1;
>
> If that doesn't work, you may need to pad the message to a fixed width of
> exactly 24 characters, like this:
>
> wtRadio:Send("KY CQ CR6K                ;");
> return -1;
>
>
> The Kenwood TS-590 Command<http://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/pdf/ts_590_pc_command_e.pdf>documentation is a little hard to follow.
>
> If that works, do the same for F2 (msg), F3 (TU), and F4.  Sorry, there is
> no way to "speed up" and "slow down" inside a message (+++ and --- are not
> going to work).
>
>  When a station calls, you will have to send the callsign with the
> paddles, then press Ft.
>
> Finally you'll need one script to assign to the Escape key to halt the CW,
> name it Stop.wts:
>
> wtRadio:Send("KY0;");
> return 0;
>
> And another one for logging QSOs and sending TU, name it QSL.wts and assign
> it to the PLUS key:
>
> wtRadio:Send("KY TU CR6K;");
> return 0;
>
>
> Please let me know if this works at all.  If not, maybe you can use use the
> radio's memory keyer for messages (perhaps easier):
>
> Halt playback:
>
> wtRadio:Send("PB0;");
>  return 0;
>
>
> Play memory keyer message 1:
>
> wtRadio:Send("PB1;");
>  return 0;
>
>
> etc. up to PB4;
>
> 73,
> Bob, N6TV
>



-- 
Regards/Cumprimentos,
Filipe Lopes CT1ILT aka CR6K
http://www.rep.pt/ct1ilt
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