microHAM CW Keyer connected to CN4 and the PTT performed by N1MM via the CAT link. I use Thetis. I don't use the PA, only the low power output and a 47dB gain linear amplifier. I tried

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/issues/163 >>>>> >>>>> This will not affect most uses of the HL2. Just uses where you want to >>>>

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/raw/master/hardware/hl/hermeslite.pdf This device is rated at max voltage of 28V and continuous current of 150mA. I would recommend using

with the keyer sidetone output connected to the microphone input so that the sidetone is heard directly (direct monitoring) and mixed with RX audio. For 1 and 2 above, latencies will

you preferred keyer audio out into a sound card input, enable direct monitoring, and you have the same thing. The same is true for a microphone. Regarding integration, the HL2 is inherently

Teensy “softerhardware cw keyer” PCBs, more than they need to meet some minimum order requirement. I would be interesting in paying for one. 73, Ron, N6YWU On Sunday, January 12, 2025

IC Electronic Keyer without >>> delay. It is plugged into the HL2. >>> >>> 3) I use a USB microphone plugged into my laptop for radiotelephony. I >>

to the keyer > > Below 3 screen shot for the setup > > > > 73 Peter > > PC2A > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

have a keyer which is generating a tone, then an inexpensive >>> audio mixer is an option to mix RX with the sidetone. Some sound cards will >>> do that. Connect the

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/tree/master/gateware/bitfiles/testing/20231230_74p2_883a338 Hope it helps. 73 Max On Tuesday 20 February 2024 at 06:17:59 UTC jb.gall

my iambic keyer to the HL2 and plugged my 3A power supply to the > iambic keyer. I just reversed this now and now my Hermes Lite 2 is working > nicely as it had always done before. >

in the keyer software before you > can assign the key up/down signal. > > > > > > Am 12.10.2023 um 23:39 schrieb K7MDL : > > > > I built mine on just a T4

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/Protocol >> >> >> >> >> >> so it should be crystal clear that the bit must be zero in the >> "

remote CW keyer to production - there are always a lot of details and other > tasks to take care of that most people don't realize. > > Makerfabs sent the batch of 10 directly

the > keyer. For those interested in the group buy you can sign up here: > https://forms.gle/VyNgU6yXneUm5Cq58 > > 73 de KP4RX - Ramon > > On Friday, October 20, 2023

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/No-Transmit > > 73, > > Steve > kf7o > > On Tuesday, October 3, 2023 at 10:23:53 AM UTC-7 > stro...@gmail.com wrote

com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/Options#calibration >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>

prototype CW keyer can also do this near zero >>> latency direct monitoring. The CW keyer with audio interface is more than a >>> K3NG keyer with audio output. It

sure the keyer firmware uses D11 and D12 for key and ptt This is quite easy to measure, but it implies that you have a volt-meter with a small tip. Measure the voltage at D11 and D12 of the

and the keyer is via USB (or USB-to-Serial). > > So the type of keyer is immaterial, as long as it can sink the > HL2 CW input line. > > As for the side tone, you either relay

the CW keyer. I'd say the the firmware and hardware are about 95% done. There are a few things left to test and complete. There is much more to do in terms of documentation and productization

com/softerhardware/k3ng_cw_keyer there (and at other places) you can find k3ng variants that also send MIDI messages upon key up/down and PTT. However this is very tricky with an

an external keyer and will look into some of the remote solutions as the plan is to eventually gift the HL2 to my brother who now lives in rural Indiana and is squandering all of his rfi-

A standalone Keyer that could be used for any of your favorite SDR software would be nice and I agree on Christoph's idea with WinKeyer support since all software today supports

skimmer · softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2 Wiki · GitHub 73 - Pierre - FK8IH Le jeudi 14 juillet 2022 à 02:05:20 UTC+11, "Christoph v. Wüllen" a écrit : > (This post is about

sound from SofterHardware CW Keyer and I was suspecting a memory leak in the keyer's audio software. However I have installed the new version of Quisk and so far so good. I used the

The additional cable should have no effect on the output signal. It does, however, damp the input signal by about 3 dB since the feedback is parallel

the CW Keyer, as that is >> pretty much done. Hopefully that project will gain traction on its own. >> >> Thank you to all the many incredible people who helped with

com/softerhardware/CWKeyer/discussions 73, Steve kf7o On Sunday, February 13, 2022 at 2:11:20 AM UTC-8 Matthew wrote: > Thanks Steve. The interface looks good for tracking

com/softerhardware/CWKeyer/issues Once those are done, software support has settled down, and the post Chinese New Year rush as past, I will arrange for Makerfabs to sll units. 73