[WT-support] K1EL WinKey switches PTT during CQ

Siegfried Kleinöder s.kleinoeder at googlemail.com
Sat Nov 2 09:34:16 CET 2024


Hello Björn,

both WinKey that I testet are older WK1 type in 8 pin PDIP.
The very old stand alone is V9 an the second one in MKII is V10.

The COM port PTT ist a good idea.

To remind of my first post, the test with UCX-Log shows,
he fills the pauses with 7Ch characters and then there are none PTT gaps.

 From the WinKey V10 Datasheet:
Gap Insertion:
Winkey version 9 interprets the | character (hex 0x7C) a ½ dit delay 
time. The | character can be included in
a text string to add extra emphasis to similar sounding sequences. An 
example is W1OMO, sending it as
W1|O|M|O makes it easier to copy.

@Larry:
That would be a solution.
But when I fill in the | char in text, CW Keying stops sending at this 
position.
E.g.: CQ CQ | DL8NAS, the it breaks after CQ before my call is sending.

73, Sigi
DL8NAS


Am 01.11.2024 um 20:38 schrieb Björn Ekelund:
> What is the version of your Winkeyer chip, Sigi?
>
> I believe K1EL chips prior to the 2.3 version drop PTT between words
> when fed characters via the serial interface which is extremely annoying.
> I used to have a microHAM CW Keyer with a 2.1 chip which did the 
> same thing.
> I used COM port PTT to bridge the gaps.
>
> Björn SM7IUN
>
>
> Björn SM7IUN
>
> On Fri, Nov 1, 2024 at 6:02 PM Siegfried Kleinöder 
> <s.kleinoeder at googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>     Hi Larry,
>
>     > Well, it's kind of random... Using the constant setting seems to be
>     > the most reliable.
>
>     If I delete the spaces or swap space characters in the text to
>     ALT+255,
>     then there are no more PTT gabs.
>     However, the small pauses between the characters are missing.
>     This is not a solution either.
>
>     73, Sigi
>     DL8NAS
>
>     Am 01.11.2024 um 13:40 schrieb Laurent HAAS - F6FVY:
>
>
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