K3 Monitor on Line Output

[K9MA]

On SSB, I have the monitor level set to zero, and hear nothing in the
headphones. However, when I record the audio from the line outputs, I
get my own audio when transmitting, at a much higher level than the rx
audio. (LIN OUT nor 050) (No, it's not the mic on another headset
connected to the computer.) I can't find anything in the manual about
this. At the very least, it would be helpful to be able to match the
levels of the TX and RX audio. Am I missing something? Any suggestions?

73,

Scott K9MA

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I think you are looking for the Tx line out monitor level.  LIN OUT (from Config menu) and press 2.  0 should give you no monitor output.

Ken K6MR

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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Monitor on Line Output

On SSB, I have the monitor level set to zero, and hear nothing in the
headphones. However, when I record the audio from the line outputs, I
get my own audio when transmitting, at a much higher level than the rx
audio. (LIN OUT nor 050) (No, it's not the mic on another headset
connected to the computer.) I can't find anything in the manual about
this. At the very least, it would be helpful to be able to match the
levels of the TX and RX audio. Am I missing something? Any suggestions?

73,

Scott K9MA

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[K9MA]

Thanks, Ken. I didn't think to check the firmware release notes. That
feature was added in 2017.

73,
Scott K9MA


On 11/17/2019 16:39, Ken K6MR wrote:

>
> I think you are looking for the Tx line out monitor level.  LIN OUT
> (from Config menu) and press 2.  0 should give you no monitor output.
>
> Ken K6MR
>
> *From: *K9MA <mailto:[hidden email]>
> *Sent: *Sunday, November 17, 2019 14:29
> *To: *[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>
> *Subject: *[Elecraft] K3 Monitor on Line Output
>
> On SSB, I have the monitor level set to zero, and hear nothing in the
> headphones. However, when I record the audio from the line outputs, I
> get my own audio when transmitting, at a much higher level than the rx
> audio. (LIN OUT nor 050) (No, it's not the mic on another headset
> connected to the computer.) I can't find anything in the manual about
> this. At the very least, it would be helpful to be able to match the
> levels of the TX and RX audio. Am I missing something? Any suggestions?
>
> 73,
>
> Scott K9MA
>
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[K8TE]

We in the Elecraft world are very fortunate in that they allow us to update
our electronic (PDF) manuals, unlike the big three Japanese manufacturers.
Open the manual in Adobe Acrobat Reader, select the text box icon (third
from the right), highlight a portion of the text you want to annotate, and
then you can paste (or type) in the firmware update text you want.  Then,
you'll see an icon by that text which, if you cursor over it, will display
the pasted text.

After you have pasted all the appropriate firmware update text into the
manual, save it with a different filename.  I simply add "Annotated" so I
know that copy is the annotated version.  I copy that file to all my
computers and to a thumb drive so I have the latest version available at all
times.  BTW, the new text will appear when you search (CNTRL+F) the
annotated file.  I find this simpler, cleaner, and more efficient than
updating the paper manuals.  I did the latter (a lot) during my 26-year USAF
career!

I'm stuck with using paper for the IC-7610 I won at the Dayton Contest
Dinner in May--thank-you Icom!

73, Bill, K8TE



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