I've placed some sample Elecraft K3 radio control LUA scripts <a href="http://www.kkn.net/%7En6tv/K3scripts.zip">here</a>. You need to run <a href="http://download.win-test.com/v4/nightly/wt_dev.zip">Win-Test 4.2.0-dev</a> or later to execute them.<br>
<br>From <b>Readme.txt</b>:<br><br>This file contains some LUA Scripts that work only with the Elecraft K3 and only with <br>Win-Test 4.2 or later<br><br> ClearRIT.wts - Clear RIT of active radio<br> SwapVFO.wts - Swap VFO A/B<br>
PlayM1.wts - Play K3 DVR or CW memory M1<br> PlayM2.wts - Play K3 DVR or CW memory M2<br> PlayM3.wts - Play K3 DVR or CW memory M3<br> PlayM4.wts - Play K3 DVR or CW memory M4<br> PlayHalt.wts - Halt K3 DVR playback (equiv. to tapping REC)<br>
<br>Installation:<br><br> Place all script files in the {Appdata}\Scripts directory:<br><br> Windows XP:<br> "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Win-Test\scripts\"<br><br> Windows Vista:<br>
C:\ProgramData\Win-Test\scripts\<br><br>Usage:<br><br> To assign a script to a function key (but doesn't work F1-F4?):<br><br> 1. In Win-Test select Tools | Scripts manager<br> 2. Select the script (single-click)<br>
3. Click [Properties]<br> 4. Click [Define...]<br> 5. Press the function key you wish to assign<br> 6. Press [OK]<br><br> To unassign a script from a function key, repeat steps 1-3.<br> 4. Press [Delete]<br><br> To invoke a script from a CW or RTTY message, use the script name with a # as prefix, e.g.<br>
<br> 1. In Win-test, type MSGS in the callsign field and press [Enter]<br> 2. Program the message, e.g.<br> [Plus]: $CORRECT TU $MYCALL $CR #CLEARRIT<br><br>Note:<br><br> If you are using a K3 with the microHAM MK2R and older V5 Router, you may need to specify <br>
<br> 4800,N,8,1 DTR=Handshake RTS=Handshake<br><br> in Win-Test COM port SETUP for the K3 Radio port, rather than <br><br> DTR/RTS=Always Off<br><br> otherwise, the LUA script radio commands may be ignored.<br><br>
Please let me know how they work for you.<br><br>I encourage others to come up with Yaesu, Icom, Kenwood, and Ten-Tec equivalents where applicable.<br><br>I tried assigning PlayM1 to F1, PlayM2 to F2, etc., but it doesn't seem to work for me as those keys seem to be "reserved". I don't know if that's a bug or working as intended. It works OK on other (unused) keys.<br>
<br>73,<br>Bob, N6TV<br>