[hpsdr] Atlas Based HPSDR - CW

[Jim Sanford]

You can also configure it to take a straight key, or something like a 
WinKeyer for contesting.  See setup menus.

73 & good luck,

Jim

wb4gcs at amsat.org


On 5/12/2020 6:03 AM, Ramakrishnan Muthukrishnan wrote:
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> Hello Hans,
>
> The CW key would go into the DB9 connector of Ozy.
>
> Pin 5 is ground. Pin 6 is dash, 7 is dot and 8 is PTT.
>
> Once you wire up a paddle in this form, put powersdr into CWL/CWU mode
> and you will see the CW options on the panel and you can adjust speed
> etc. It is also available from within the configuration options menu.
>
> I use a bencher BY1 paddle with it (exactly your setup -
> ozy/merc/penny/atlas -- and it works great.
>
> 73
> Ram VU3RDD
>
> On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 2:24 PM Hans J Smit <hansvk5yx at bigpond.com> wrote:
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>> I've recently become interested in (better) learning and using CW.
>> The radio in question is the most basic 2008 Atlas-Penelope-Mercury-Ozy
>> system.
>> It's a great CW receiver using the latest PowerSDR.
>> Where is a straight Morse key or paddle best connected to enable CW
>> transmit?
>> 73 & thanks for any help!   Hans VK5YX.
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