Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 10 Morse Operation
The
MSPEED command sets the Morse code keying (transmit) speed for your DSP. The slowest available Morse
code speed is 5 WPM. When using Morse speeds between 5 and 14 wpm, the transmitted code is sent with
Farnsworth spacing at a character speed of 15 wpm. (With Farnsworth spacing, characters are sent at 15 WPM rate,
but the spacing between each character is “lengthened” to give an overall speed of
n wpm.)
QMorse Default: 40 (Modem40)
Mode: Morse Host: QO
n
Modem number to be selected when the MORSE mode is entered.
QMORSE sets the DSP-232 modem that will automatically ne selected when the Morse mode is entered.
See the MORSE (this chapter) and MODEM (Chapter 4) commands for more information.
Rcve Immediate Command
Mode: Baudot/ASCII/AMTOR/PACTOR/Morse Host: RC
RCVE
is used in Morse, Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR, PACTOR and FAX modes to switch your DSP from transmit to
receive.
You
must (
RETURN
) to the Command mode to use
RCVE
.
RECeive
n Default: $04 (
CTRL-D
)
Mode: Baudot/ASCII/Morse/AMTOR/PACTOR Host: RE
“n” 0 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal) specifies an ASCII character code.
Parameter
“n” is the numeric ASCII code for the character you’ll use when you want the DSP to (
RETURN
) to
receive.
The
RECEIVE command allows you to insert a character in your typed text that will cause the DSP to ( RETURN )
to receive after all the text has been transmitted.
WOrdout ON | OFF Default: OFF
Mode: Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR, PACTOR and Morse Host: WO
OFF
Inputted characters are sent directly to the transmitter.
ON
Inputted characters are held in the transmit buffer until a space, (
RETURN
),
LF
, (
TAB
),
RECEIVE
,
CWID , ENQ or + ? character(s) is typed.
Use
WORDOUT to choose whether or not you can edit while entering text for transmission.
With
WORDOUT ON , each character you type is held in a buffer until you enter a space, ( RETURN ), LF , ENQ
character ($05 [
CTRL-E]
) or the +? . You can edit or delete words before the transmit buffer’s contents are sent to
the radio as long as you haven’t entered pressed ( SPACE ), ( RETURN ) , LF , etc.
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