HiFirst thing I would do is check your firmware on your radio as well as all peripherals like a p3 etc. If you have old firmware there's likely to be a delay. Second make sure that you have the radio set to show all digits of the frequency down to hz. The mouse wheel should work instantaneously and be quite fast.73 Tom
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-------- Original message --------From: Michael Dinkelman via Elecraft <
[hidden email]> Date: 2016-07-13 6:33 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Elecraft Reflector <
[hidden email]> Subject: [Elecraft] Win4K3 and the mouse wheel
I know this is the Elecraft reflector but it seems to be a de-facto Win4K3 site as well.Been trying out the Win4K3 demo (which I heard about here). My mouse/trackball
pointer wheels don't seem to have much effect. If I spin them really fast, sometimes
something moves a bit.
This effect is the same in the spectrum window (incremental tuning) or the control
window (changing a frequency number). Yes I know the steps in the spectrum window can be changed. If I change it to bigger steps, the excessive spinning of the mouse
wheel is still required, it just jumps further when the program finally recognizes the
wheel moved. Anybody else seen something similar? I use a trackball but an
ol' fashioned mouse acts the same.
cheersdink, n7wa
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