Specifications

CW from Keyboard

Type ahead – enables type ahead when using a PS/2 keyboard. Characters are

transmitted after a space (word mode). or when the buffer has reached its limit

(16 characters).

QWERTZ layout – changes keyboard to European QWERTZ layout.

Auto Numbering

Leading zero as T – sends leading zeros in contest report as T. For example 001

will be send as TT1.

Zero as T – sends all "zeros" in contest report as T. For example number 100 will be

send as 1TT.

One as A – sends all "ones" in contest report as A. For example number 101 will be

send as A0A.

Nine as N – sends all "nines" in contest report as N. For example number 199 will be

send as 1NN.

Report 5NN – send 5NN before contest serial number.

Other message functions can be controlled by an external PS2 keyboard or keypad.

See: External Keyboard.

CW MESSAGES TAB

On this tab you can define nine messages of up to 50 characters each which are stored in MK2R non-

volatile memory. Each memory may have a programmable repeat delay and/or call another memory.

Commands which may be included in a memory are:

Set PTT: close WinKey PTT.

Clear PTT: release WinKey PTT.

Merge: merge two characters without a letter space – [M]AS will sound AS .-...

Set WPM: force speed to the selected value regardless of position of speed knob.

Cancel WPM: restore speed set by the Speed pot.

Set Key: close CW output for selected time in seconds.

Set Wait: wait selected seconds during playback.

Jump to: used for looping a message or calling another message

Delay: sets the delay in seconds before looping or calling another message

Test: plays a message without storing it

Store: saves one message to MK2R memory

Store All: saves all messages to MK2R memory

Load from File: loads all messages from file

Save to File: saves all messages to file

Messages can also be saved and replayed using an external keyboard or numeric keypad attached to the

PS/2 jack. See: External Keyboard.