K3 - Generating RTTY

[Tedd Wong]

I know that the K3 can output RTTY from CW generated from a set of paddles via the built-in keyer.  But can it work with a CW keyboard (e.g. K1EL K40) which would key the K3’s “key” jack?  Page 32 in the manual only mentions paddles and the internal keyer.  I’m searching for a cheaper non-computer RTTY solution than using a Microkeyer which can output FSK into the K3 with a keyboard connected directly to the Microkeyer.  

Tedd K6OI
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[Greg - AB7R]

As of right now this is not possible.  But it is on the list for a future feature
enhancement.

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73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
K3#0009

On Thu Nov 29 17:20 , Tedd Wong  sent:

>I know that the K3 can output RTTY from CW generated from a set of paddles via the
built-in keyer.  But can it work with a CW keyboard (e.g. K1EL K40) which would key
the K3’s “key” jack?  Page 32 in the manual only mentions paddles and the internal
keyer.  I’m searching for a cheaper non-computer RTTY solution than using a
Microkeyer which can output FSK into the K3 with a keyboard connected directly to
the Microkeyer.  

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