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KDSP2 guide

Jeff Kinzli
I'm quite surprised at how well the KDSP2 is able to make signals go
from uncopyable to Q5 copy. The last few evenings I've been spending a
lot of time on 40M listening (and working a few) to europeans, and
with my smallish antennas, most of the european sigs are quite weak
out here in CA. With the noise, QRM, polar flutter, etc. it makes for
a rough copy. Engage the DSP though, and they pop right out of the
noise, and all of a sudden they're perfectly copyable.

I find myself, however, jumping through menus because I still don't
quite understand how things are layed out, and how to get back to a
place in the menu where I was previously to adjust a given parameter.

Makes me think a cheat sheet or guide would be helpful. The little
table in the KDSP2 book doesn't quite make sense to me either, or at
least I can't reliably duplicate the button presses to get a given
result.

Does anyone have such a beast? I figure I'd really be dangerous if I
understood and was comfortable with the DSP knobs.

Thanks,

Jeff KA6LAF
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Re: KDSP2 guide

dave.wilburn
This might get you started.

http://www.elecraft.com/Apps/K2_QRC_8x8.pdf

Didn't see much for DSP, but maybe you can add to it to make your own.

David Wilburn
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Jeff Kinzli wrote:

> I'm quite surprised at how well the KDSP2 is able to make signals go
> from uncopyable to Q5 copy. The last few evenings I've been spending a
> lot of time on 40M listening (and working a few) to europeans, and
> with my smallish antennas, most of the european sigs are quite weak
> out here in CA. With the noise, QRM, polar flutter, etc. it makes for
> a rough copy. Engage the DSP though, and they pop right out of the
> noise, and all of a sudden they're perfectly copyable.
>
> I find myself, however, jumping through menus because I still don't
> quite understand how things are layed out, and how to get back to a
> place in the menu where I was previously to adjust a given parameter.
>
> Makes me think a cheat sheet or guide would be helpful. The little
> table in the KDSP2 book doesn't quite make sense to me either, or at
> least I can't reliably duplicate the button presses to get a given
> result.
>
> Does anyone have such a beast? I figure I'd really be dangerous if I
> understood and was comfortable with the DSP knobs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff KA6LAF
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