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Hi Kees, 2 of each as well please. 73 Nick VK4PLN

Hi, I would like to order one AGC and one Click kit. John kc9h.

+1 about the poll, HFsignals need to know what their customers are really doing. 73, John (VK2ETA)

Ron, If I want to add a "Tune" menu item which puts the rig into CW transmit upon key closure and also measures a voltage indicating the amount of reverse power just how do I set that menu item up so

Hello Tim, The keyer input is also defined so your program only need make reference to the defined label (ANALOG_KEYER here), not the hardware pin per say: From the code: #define ANALOG_KEYER? ?

Here is a link to the info: http://barrie-wax-group.blogspot.ca/2017/04/minimum-bitx40v3-hacks.html Hope this helps, Marco - KG5PRT

Tim... I think that's where we are today...with the base level, bare bones code shipped from the factory. An increasing number of people are gravitating to the CEC firmware and that gives you an idea

John, You will need to do the front end diode protection mod before you transmit near your bitx40 or you can blow the front end... I will look for the info and will post it here. Marco - KG5PRT

Hello Tim, At 45.45 baud and 170 Hz shift it would not be an issue to do it all by software to meet the frequency and timing accuracy requirements. Writing the frequency for the next RTTY bit to be

thank you, I'll try to track all that info down.

I hope at least this sort of thing gives Ian ideas on how to better structure the firmware for different types of operators. I could see myself redefining the radio (changing conditional compile

This sort of answers my concerns about documentation and software engineering practices...sigh... Brian K9WIS ---- Tim Gorman <tgorman2@...> wrote: ============= John, If I am writing a function

You should have more than three millivolts. There is about 5K of resistance between the TX voltage and the positive lead going to the microphone element. With no more current than an electret pulls

A 45 baud FSK RTTY signal changes frequency each 22mS.? The shift for RTTY is 170Hz. From my limited experience (not consulting the datasheet) I expect the si5351 would handle this easily.? ?The

Ok thanks, then I would say your click generator is working fine, and most likely your receiver chain. I would double check the calibration and more likely the BFO frequency. There may be better

Am I missing something? If you don't have a real RTTY machine why not use the free fldigi program like I do? Bo W4GHV? Missing my old Model 15 machine and CW rig with a varicap.

John, If I am writing a function that others might want to use, how do I know which analog input to look at for a trigger by the CW key? Does my function need to look at both A3 and A6 just in case?

raduino functions- those visible.? That is to say, tune up/down, menu select.? Receiver does not receive, static can be heard, some birdies can be heard, noise level goes down when antenna

Sorry John, but when you say all functions work, you mean the display functions AND receiving or just display functions? 73, John

I noticed in one of the alternate versions of the uBITX software the WSPR mode was implemented by sending the frequency shifts to the SI5351 chip registers. Have not looked into if the SI5351 chip,