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Command Examples

Macros

Macros – strings containing one or more control commands – can be used to automate K3/KX3 front panel switch

sequences. Table 2 lists some examples. See Creating and Using Macros (page 6) for complete instructions.

Table 2 Sample Macros. These can be altered or combined as needed (see the Command Reference section).

Label

Description

Command string

SPLIT+2

CW DX split starting point: A>B twice, enter

SPLIT, move VFO B up 2 kHz, RIT/XIT off

SWT13;SWT13;FT1;UPB5;RT0;XT0;

EQ MIC1

Boost 100-Hz TX EQ band by 8 dB; others “flat”

TE+00+08+00+00+00+00+00+00;

WEAKSIG

Diversity mode, main/sub preamps on, 200-Hz

bandwidth, no IF shift

DV1;PA1;PA$1;BW0020;IS 9999;

CLEANUP

Turn off split/RIT/XIT; unlink VFOs; open squelch

FT0;RT0;XT0;LN0;SQ000;

WWV 10

30 m, AM mode, VFO A to 10.0 MHz, 3 kHz AF

bandwidth (requires 6 kHz IF crystal filter)

FA00010000000;MD5;FA00010000000;

BW0300;

OLDIES

Switch to AM radio station at 1550 kHz; 4 kHz BW,

attn. on, preamp off

FA00001550000;MD5;FA00001550000;

BW0400;IS 9999;RA01;PA0;

LCD BRT

Set the MAIN:LCD BRT menu parameter to 6

MN003;MP005;MN255;

MEM32

Load frequency memory #32 into VFOs A and B

MC032;

LOCKA&B

Lock both VFOs

LK1;LK$1;

PWRTEST

Send “BT” at 100 W, 10 W, and 1 W, then restore

power to 100 W (“=” embeds a BT prosign)

PC100;KYW =;PC010;KYW =;

PC001;KYW =;PC100;

TUN 10W

Set power to 10 W and enter TUNE mode

PC010;SWH16;

AMP ON

Turn on an external amplifier and set K3 drive to 65

W (see CONFIG:DIGOUT1, Owner’s Manual)

MN019;MP001;MN255;PC065;

599FAST

Send “5NN” at 40 WPM, “TEST ” at 30 WPM

KS040;KYW5NN ;KS025;KYWTEST ;

MUTE AF

Set main and sub AF GAIN to zero

AG000;AG$000;

MON OFF

Set monitor volume to zero (present mode)

ML000;

SCANNOW

(K3 only)

Stores VFO A & B in per-band quick-memory M4

and starts scan (> 2 second hold starts “live” scan);

VFO B frequency must be > VFO A

SWT15;SWT39;SWT23;SWT39;SWH41;

STEPPIR

Send frequency info to a device attached to the

serial port, such as an antenna controller or ATU

IF;

SWT13 is a switch-emulation command that has the same effect as tapping A>B. The KX3 has different SWT codes. FT1

enters split mode. The number 5 in UPB5 is not a value in kHz, but an index into the table of step sizes (in this case 2 kHz); see

the DN command in the command reference for full details. RT0 and XT0 turn off RIT and XIT.

The first FA command in this macro may cause a band change. MD (mode) is sent after it, so the mode change will apply to

the new band. The second FA command is only required if auto-offset-on-mode-change is in effect. (In CONFIG: CW WGHT,

tapping 5 alternates between VFO NOR and VFO OFS. In the latter case, the VFO frequency is adjusted when switching

between CW and any other mode.)

MN accesses menu entries. MP can then be used (in some cases) to read or set the parameter value. In the LCD BRT macro,

MP005 sets LCD BRT to 6 . You can determine a menu entry’s parameter range by manually setting the parameter to the

lowest/highest values, typing “MP;” each time in the command test box at the top of the Command Tester screen.

This example uses per-band memory M4 (SWT39), but any of M1-M4 could be used, or quick memories 0-9 (see SWT/SWH

command). If scanning is started with a macro, the last switch emulation command in the macro must be SWH41 (SCAN).

IF is a GET command (general transceiver info, including VFO A’s frequency and mode). When the K3 encounters a GET

command in a macro, it sends the response to any device attached to the serial port, just as if a computer had requested it.

Multiple GET commands could be placed in a macro if necessary; examples include FA and FB (VFO A and B frequencies).

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