Multiple-Button Functions; Emulation Options - Kenwood TS-870S Instruction Manual

■ Multiple-Button Functions

Function
Buttons
Name
Decrement [CH 2]+
[CH 3]
Function [CH 1]+
[CH 2]
Hand-key [CH 1]+
[CH 3]
Inquiry [CH 3]+
[CH 4]
Kill Playback Any two
(in progress) buttons
Reset [CH 1]+
[CH 2]+
Note:
[CH 3]+
Press all keys
simultaneously.
[CH 4]
A transceiver
Full Reset
{page 63} also
resets the keyer
speed to
20 wpm.
Reverse [CH 1]+
[CH 4]
Tune [CH 2]+
[CH 4]
If the buttons are pressed for an extended time, or if an
Note:
incorrect command is input, a multi-dit error tone will be sent.
Description
The keyer
acknowledges with "D",
then decrements the
serial number.
The keyer
acknowledges with "F",
then waits for paddle
entry of the desired
command.
The keyer
acknowledges with "H",
then enters hand-key
mode until another
button closure occurs.
The keyer
acknowledges with "?",
then waits for paddle
entry of the desired
option.
The keyer immediately
halts and stops
transmitting the
message. No "dit" is
transmitted.
The keyer speed is
reset to 20 wpm at the
current knob position,
the function-entry speed
is defaulted to follow the
KEY SPEED control
setting, then the keyer
acknowledges with
"OK".
The keyer
acknowledges with
"RV", then reverses the
paddles.
The keyer
acknowledges with "X",
then keys the output
continuously until a
paddle closure occurs.

■ Emulation Options

This parameter allows the keyer timing to mimic that
of other keyers, making the "feel" more comfortable
for operators used to different timing parameters.
The default is VØ.
To check or change the emulation, you must briefly
use the Inquiry or Function mode. You will learn
more about these modes beginning on page 35.
To check Emulation option:
1 Press [CH 3]+[CH 4].
• The keyer will send "?".
2 Send a "V".
• The keyer will send the current emulation
(e.g. VØ).
To change Emulation option:
1 Press [CH 1]+[CH 2].
• The keyer will send "F".
2 Send a "Vd" where d represents the emulation
number (see table) that you desire.
Option
VØ Normal with dot and dash memory
V1 Normal with dot memory only
V2 Normal with dash memory only
V3 Accukeyer timing with dot and dash
memory
V4 Accukeyer timing with dot memory only
V5 Accukeyer timing with dash memory only
V6 Curtis "A" timing with dot and dash
memory
V7 Curtis "A" timing with dot memory only
Curtis "A" timing with dash memory only
V8
V9 Iambic timing with no dot or dash
memory
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Description
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