[hpsdr] Straight key to Ozy

[K1rqg at aol.com]

Greg
 
The OZY DB-9 connections are listed in a message from KD5TFD 8/19/2009  
listed below.
OZY 1.6 or 1.7 will work. (In fac, if you use PIN 7, any version of OZY  
will work with Break In
keying selected). To use a straight key  or external keyer, connect to  PIN 
7 (or PIN 6)
but only one, I use PIN 6 and PIN 5 for common. Go to SETUP> DSP>  KEYER> 
and uncheck
Iambic or simply uncheck Iambic under Mode Specific Controls - CW. Leave  
Break In checked 
with your proper delay, and all should work for you. You do not need to use 
 either MOX or PTT
if you follow these steps.
 
73 and good luck
 
de Joe K1RQG
 
 
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I've released SVN 3326 of PowerSDR @:  
svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/branches/kd5tfd/PennyMe
rge/bin/Release 

This code includes Ozy_Janus.rbf v 16 which refines the ptt and keyer  
connections on the Ozy DB9 so that PTT, Dot and Dash are now 
independent  signals:   They are:

Pin 5:  Common/Ground
Pin 6:   Dash
Pin 7:  Dot
Pin 8   PTT

I've also fixed the  Penny w/o Merc version check glitch that Gerd reported.

Thanks to Phil  Harman for the updated  FPGA code.

Cheers,

Bill   (kd5tfd)




In a message dated 12/25/2009 6:25:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
zl3ix at inet.net.nz writes:

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Hi  all,

I seem to remember a while back, that a feature was added to Ozy,  
whereby a straight key could be used instead of paddles, and I believe  
that this was supposed to connect to pin 5 of the DB9.  I have tried  to 
find a reference to this in the manual. but pin 5 still seems to be  
allocated to Common for the paddles.

Can someone tell me if I was  dreaming about this please?  If it really 
is po9ssible, which DB9 pin  should be used?  I would like to use an 
external keyer for a CW  contest, so that I can avoid using the CAT 
feature in PowerSDR, as it  takes up too many processor mips.

73 + HNY,

Greg  ZL3IX
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