winkey emulation cw speed change during sending
g4fre opened this issue · comments
I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would be hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over riding the speed requested by winkey?
Dave
g4fre
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
…On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would be
hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
riding the speed requested by winkey?
Dave
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I attempted to reproduce the problem with the latest version of N1MM+ and
the keyer code running on a Mega and I can't reproduce it. So I'll
definitely need the additional information requested. Thanks
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 6:06 PM, Anthony Good <anthony.good@gmail.com>
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… Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
> I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
> speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
> the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
> disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would be
> hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
> riding the speed requested by winkey?
>
> Dave
> g4fre
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Hi Goody
Here is the function key file
N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
#
# This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
# The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the contest setup
# The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal report
# F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
# Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
# S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
#
# To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
# Insert, or Enter in ESM
#
#
###################
# RUN Messages
###################
F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 rst?, rst?
F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
F9 Nr?, nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 LOC?, loc?
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
#
###################
# S&P Messages
###################
F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
F3 Tu,tu
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 Empty,
F8 Agn?,agn?
F9 Nr?,nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 Empty,
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens with my real winkey v3
Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2, sometimes memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3 buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
When I build I get:-
k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
/*
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) + long(additional_time_ms*1000);
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
byte character_to_send = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
static byte no_space = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
byte incoming;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
}
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in this function
EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
^
Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d327b.a
Opening Teensy Loader...
Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144 bytes.
Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
But these are warnings not errors
73
Dave
From: Anthony Good [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer <k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com>
Cc: g4fre <g4fre@g4fre.com>; Author <author@noreply.github.com>
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would be
hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
riding the speed requested by winkey?
Dave
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No worries with the compiler warnings....
Nothing abnormal with your F1 macro.... (I alternated lowercase and
uppercase in a test with N1MM+, no effect.)
Yea, a serial sniff is going to be a big help.
Regarding your memory button problem, this may be due to the 3.3 V
reference. You could recompile with FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE
(disable FEATURE_WINKEY) and activate DEBUG_BUTTONS. If I recall
correctly, when you push the buttons you'll get logs showing the button
readings. That would help us troubleshoot this.
Recently we had to add this in the settings file to accommodate a Maple
Mini which I believe has a 3.3 volt system:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 1023
#endif
You could try to compile with that different button value factor like so:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 4095
#endif
…On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:52 PM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Goody
Here is the function key file
N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
#
# This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
# The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the
contest setup
# The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal report
# F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
# Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
# S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
#
# To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
# Insert, or Enter in ESM
#
#
###################
# RUN Messages
###################
F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 rst?, rst?
F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
F9 Nr?, nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 LOC?, loc?
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
#
###################
# S&P Messages
###################
F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
F3 Tu,tu
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 Empty,
F8 Agn?,agn?
F9 Nr?,nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 Empty,
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens
with my real winkey v3
Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit
tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the
memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2, sometimes
memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3
buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot
and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the
code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
When I build I get:-
k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
/*
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) +
long(additional_time_ms*1000);
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
byte character_to_send = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
static byte no_space = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
byte incoming;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
}
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in
this function
EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
^
Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\
Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_
usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d32
7b.a
Opening Teensy Loader...
Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144
bytes.
Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068
bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
But these are warnings not errors
73
Dave
From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer ***@***.***>
Cc: g4fre ***@***.***>; Author ***@***.***>
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
> I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
> speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
> the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
> disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would
be
> hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
> riding the speed requested by winkey?
>
> Dave
> g4fre
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Changed the secret number forcing an eeprom reset
Don’t know if the following gives clues to the memory issue. Havent found out how to get a serial log from n1mm for the speed change issue. N1mm lets you choose in winkey settings 3 settings 1)ignore speed pot, 2)use speed pot or 3) use speed pot for paddles only. I tried all 3 but still speed changes, unless I remove the potentiometer feature
73
Dave
K3NG Keyer Version 2018.03.04.01
Enter \? for help
\S
Iambic B
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
\A
Iambic A
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\}1030
Setting potentiometer range to 10 - 30 WPM
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\P1CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE G4FRE K
Wrote memory 1 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note it says memory was written
\P2G4FRE
Wrote memory 2
\P3MW2I
Wrote memory 3
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note memory blank
Memory 2:G4FRE
Memory 3:MW2I
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
From: Anthony Good [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: 31 March 2018 15:05
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer <k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com>
Cc: g4fre <g4fre@g4fre.com>; Author <author@noreply.github.com>
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
No worries with the compiler warnings....
Nothing abnormal with your F1 macro.... (I alternated lowercase and
uppercase in a test with N1MM+, no effect.)
Yea, a serial sniff is going to be a big help.
Regarding your memory button problem, this may be due to the 3.3 V
reference. You could recompile with FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE
(disable FEATURE_WINKEY) and activate DEBUG_BUTTONS. If I recall
correctly, when you push the buttons you'll get logs showing the button
readings. That would help us troubleshoot this.
Recently we had to add this in the settings file to accommodate a Maple
Mini which I believe has a 3.3 volt system:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 1023
#endif
You could try to compile with that different button value factor like so:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 4095
#endif
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:52 PM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Goody
Here is the function key file
N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
#
# This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
# The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the
contest setup
# The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal report
# F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
# Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
# S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
#
# To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
# Insert, or Enter in ESM
#
#
###################
# RUN Messages
###################
F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 rst?, rst?
F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
F9 Nr?, nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 LOC?, loc?
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
#
###################
# S&P Messages
###################
F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
F3 Tu,tu
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 Empty,
F8 Agn?,agn?
F9 Nr?,nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 Empty,
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens
with my real winkey v3
Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit
tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the
memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2, sometimes
memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3
buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot
and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the
code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
When I build I get:-
k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
/*
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) +
long(additional_time_ms*1000);
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
byte character_to_send = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
static byte no_space = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
byte incoming;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
}
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in
this function
EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
^
Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\
Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_
usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d32
7b.a
Opening Teensy Loader...
Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144
bytes.
Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068
bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
But these are warnings not errors
73
Dave
From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer ***@***.***>
Cc: g4fre ***@***.***>; Author ***@***.***>
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
> I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
> speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
> the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
> disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would
be
> hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
> riding the speed requested by winkey?
>
> Dave
> g4fre
>
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I just turned on #define DEBUG_PLAY_MEMORY and logged pressing memory 1 then memory 2 then memory 3
I then pressed the memory 2 button 20 times and it sent memory 2 every time. With debug on I cannot get abnormal operation!
I then turned off debug and got the memory 2 button to send memory 3 within 4 presses!
73
Dave
From: Dave [mailto:g4fre@g4fre.com]
Sent: 01 April 2018 22:27
To: 'k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer' <reply@reply.github.com>
Subject: RE: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
Changed the secret number forcing an eeprom reset
Don’t know if the following gives clues to the memory issue. Havent found out how to get a serial log from n1mm for the speed change issue. N1mm lets you choose in winkey settings 3 settings 1)ignore speed pot, 2)use speed pot or 3) use speed pot for paddles only. I tried all 3 but still speed changes, unless I remove the potentiometer feature
73
Dave
K3NG Keyer Version 2018.03.04.01
Enter \? for help
\S
Iambic B
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
\A
Iambic A
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\}1030
Setting potentiometer range to 10 - 30 WPM
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\P1CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE G4FRE K
Wrote memory 1 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note it says memory was written
\P2G4FRE
Wrote memory 2
\P3MW2I
Wrote memory 3
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note memory blank
Memory 2:G4FRE
Memory 3:MW2I
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
From: Anthony Good [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: 31 March 2018 15:05
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer <k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com <mailto:k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com> >
Cc: g4fre <g4fre@g4fre.com <mailto:g4fre@g4fre.com> >; Author <author@noreply.github.com <mailto:author@noreply.github.com> >
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
No worries with the compiler warnings....
Nothing abnormal with your F1 macro.... (I alternated lowercase and
uppercase in a test with N1MM+, no effect.)
Yea, a serial sniff is going to be a big help.
Regarding your memory button problem, this may be due to the 3.3 V
reference. You could recompile with FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE
(disable FEATURE_WINKEY) and activate DEBUG_BUTTONS. If I recall
correctly, when you push the buttons you'll get logs showing the button
readings. That would help us troubleshoot this.
Recently we had to add this in the settings file to accommodate a Maple
Mini which I believe has a 3.3 volt system:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 1023
#endif
You could try to compile with that different button value factor like so:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 4095
#endif
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:52 PM, g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> > wrote:
Hi Goody
Here is the function key file
N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
#
# This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
# The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the
contest setup
# The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal report
# F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
# Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
# S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
#
# To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
# Insert, or Enter in ESM
#
#
###################
# RUN Messages
###################
F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 rst?, rst?
F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
F9 Nr?, nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 LOC?, loc?
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
#
###################
# S&P Messages
###################
F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
F3 Tu,tu
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 Empty,
F8 Agn?,agn?
F9 Nr?,nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 Empty,
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens
with my real winkey v3
Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit
tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the
memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2, sometimes
memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3
buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot
and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the
code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
When I build I get:-
k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
/*
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) +
long(additional_time_ms*1000);
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
byte character_to_send = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
static byte no_space = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
byte incoming;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
}
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in
this function
EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
^
Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\
Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_
usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d32
7b.a
Opening Teensy Loader...
Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144
bytes.
Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068
bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
But these are warnings not errors
73
Dave
From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >
Cc: g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >; Author ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> > wrote:
> I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
> speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
> the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
> disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would
be
> hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
> riding the speed requested by winkey?
>
> Dave
> g4fre
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play_memory: called with memory_number:0
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:60
eeprom_byte_read:67
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 60 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:61
eeprom_byte_read:81
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 61 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:62
eeprom_byte_read:32
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 62 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:63
eeprom_byte_read:67
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 63 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:64
eeprom_byte_read:81
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 64 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:65
eeprom_byte_read:32
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 65 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:66
eeprom_byte_read:67
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 66 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:67
eeprom_byte_read:81
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 67 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:68
eeprom_byte_read:32
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 68 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:69
eeprom_byte_read:68
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 69 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:70
eeprom_byte_read:69
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 70 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:71
eeprom_byte_read:32
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 71 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:72
eeprom_byte_read:71
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 72 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:73
eeprom_byte_read:52
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 73 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:74
eeprom_byte_read:70
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 74 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:75
eeprom_byte_read:82
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 75 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:76
eeprom_byte_read:69
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 76 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:77
eeprom_byte_read:32
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 77 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:0
EEPROM location:78
eeprom_byte_read:75
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 78 memory_number: 0 memory_end: 139 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:1
play_memory:
Memory number:1
EEPROM location:140
eeprom_byte_read:71
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 140 memory_number: 1 memory_end: 219 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:1
EEPROM location:141
eeprom_byte_read:52
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 141 memory_number: 1 memory_end: 219 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:1
EEPROM location:142
eeprom_byte_read:70
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 142 memory_number: 1 memory_end: 219 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:1
EEPROM location:143
eeprom_byte_read:82
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 143 memory_number: 1 memory_end: 219 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:1
EEPROM location:144
eeprom_byte_read:69
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 144 memory_number: 1 memory_end: 219 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:2
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:220
eeprom_byte_read:77
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 220 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:221
eeprom_byte_read:87
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 221 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:222
eeprom_byte_read:50
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 222 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:223
eeprom_byte_read:73
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 223 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:2
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:220
eeprom_byte_read:77
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 220 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:221
eeprom_byte_read:87
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 221 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:222
eeprom_byte_read:50
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 222 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:223
eeprom_byte_read:73
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 223 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:2
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:220
eeprom_byte_read:77
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 220 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:221
eeprom_byte_read:87
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 221 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:222
eeprom_byte_read:50
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 222 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:223
eeprom_byte_read:73
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 223 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:2
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:220
eeprom_byte_read:77
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 220 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:221
eeprom_byte_read:87
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 221 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:222
eeprom_byte_read:50
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 222 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:223
eeprom_byte_read:73
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 223 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory: called with memory_number:2
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:220
eeprom_byte_read:77
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 220 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:221
eeprom_byte_read:87
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 221 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:222
eeprom_byte_read:50
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 222 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
play_memory:
Memory number:2
EEPROM location:223
eeprom_byte_read:73
play_memory: reset last_memory_repeat_time
y: 223 memory_number: 2 memory_end: 299 jump_back_to_y: 9999 jump_back_to_memory_number: 255
Output with #define DEBUG_MEMORY_LOCATIONS
dave
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: 70
Mill Mode On
Memory 1:CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE start: 60 end: 139 size: 79
Memory 2:G4FRE start: 140 end: 219 size: 79
Memory 3:MW2I start: 220 end: 299 size: 79
Memory 4:{empty} start: 300 end: 379 size: 79
Memory 5:{empty} start: 380 end: 459 size: 79
Memory 6:{empty} start: 460 end: 539 size: 79
Memory 7:{empty} start: 540 end: 619 size: 79
Memory 8:{empty} start: 620 end: 699 size: 79
Memory 9:{empty} start: 700 end: 779 size: 79
Memory 10:{empty} start: 780 end: 859 size: 79
Memory 11:{empty} start: 860 end: 939 size: 79
Memory 12:{empty} start: 940 end: 1019 size: 79
From: Dave [mailto:g4fre@g4fre.com]
Sent: 01 April 2018 22:45
To: 'k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer' <reply@reply.github.com>
Subject: RE: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
I just turned on #define DEBUG_PLAY_MEMORY and logged pressing memory 1 then memory 2 then memory 3
I then pressed the memory 2 button 20 times and it sent memory 2 every time. With debug on I cannot get abnormal operation!
I then turned off debug and got the memory 2 button to send memory 3 within 4 presses!
73
Dave
From: Dave [mailto:g4fre@g4fre.com]
Sent: 01 April 2018 22:27
To: 'k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer' <reply@reply.github.com <mailto:reply@reply.github.com> >
Subject: RE: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
Changed the secret number forcing an eeprom reset
Don’t know if the following gives clues to the memory issue. Havent found out how to get a serial log from n1mm for the speed change issue. N1mm lets you choose in winkey settings 3 settings 1)ignore speed pot, 2)use speed pot or 3) use speed pot for paddles only. I tried all 3 but still speed changes, unless I remove the potentiometer feature
73
Dave
K3NG Keyer Version 2018.03.04.01
Enter \? for help
\S
Iambic B
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
\A
Iambic A
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\}1030
Setting potentiometer range to 10 - 30 WPM
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
\P1CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE G4FRE K
Wrote memory 1 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note it says memory was written
\P2G4FRE
Wrote memory 2
\P3MW2I
Wrote memory 3
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note memory blank
Memory 2:G4FRE
Memory 3:MW2I
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
From: Anthony Good [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: 31 March 2018 15:05
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer <k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com <mailto:k3ng_cw_keyer@noreply.github.com> >
Cc: g4fre <g4fre@g4fre.com <mailto:g4fre@g4fre.com> >; Author <author@noreply.github.com <mailto:author@noreply.github.com> >
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during sending (#46)
No worries with the compiler warnings....
Nothing abnormal with your F1 macro.... (I alternated lowercase and
uppercase in a test with N1MM+, no effect.)
Yea, a serial sniff is going to be a big help.
Regarding your memory button problem, this may be due to the 3.3 V
reference. You could recompile with FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE
(disable FEATURE_WINKEY) and activate DEBUG_BUTTONS. If I recall
correctly, when you push the buttons you'll get logs showing the button
readings. That would help us troubleshoot this.
Recently we had to add this in the settings file to accommodate a Maple
Mini which I believe has a 3.3 volt system:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 1023
#endif
You could try to compile with that different button value factor like so:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 4095
#endif
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:52 PM, g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> > wrote:
Hi Goody
Here is the function key file
N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
#
# This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
# The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the
contest setup
# The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal report
# F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
# Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
# S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
#
# To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
# Insert, or Enter in ESM
#
#
###################
# RUN Messages
###################
F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 rst?, rst?
F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
F9 Nr?, nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 LOC?, loc?
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
#
###################
# S&P Messages
###################
F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
F3 Tu,tu
F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
F5 His Call,!
F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
F7 Empty,
F8 Agn?,agn?
F9 Nr?,nr?
F10 Call?,cl?
F11 Empty,
F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens
with my real winkey v3
Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit
tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the
memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2, sometimes
memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3
buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot
and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the
code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
When I build I get:-
k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
/*
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) +
long(additional_time_ms*1000);
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
byte character_to_send = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
static byte no_space = 0;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
byte incoming;
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
}
^
k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in
this function
EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
^
Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\
Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_
usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d32
7b.a
Opening Teensy Loader...
Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144
bytes.
Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068
bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
But these are warnings not errors
73
Dave
From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >
Cc: g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >; Author ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key (presumably
F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
73
Goody
K3NG
On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> > wrote:
> I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the cw
> speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at 20wpm
> the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If I
> disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as would
be
> hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and over
> riding the speed requested by winkey?
>
> Dave
> g4fre
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Activate DEBUG_BUTTONS and FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE for
troubleshooting the buttons, not memory play debugging.
For sniffing Winkey you'll need a sniffer program.
…On Sun, Apr 1, 2018 at 6:09 PM, g4fre ***@***.***> wrote:
Output with #define DEBUG_MEMORY_LOCATIONS
dave
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: 70
Mill Mode On
Memory 1:CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE start: 60 end: 139 size: 79
Memory 2:G4FRE start: 140 end: 219 size: 79
Memory 3:MW2I start: 220 end: 299 size: 79
Memory 4:{empty} start: 300 end: 379 size: 79
Memory 5:{empty} start: 380 end: 459 size: 79
Memory 6:{empty} start: 460 end: 539 size: 79
Memory 7:{empty} start: 540 end: 619 size: 79
Memory 8:{empty} start: 620 end: 699 size: 79
Memory 9:{empty} start: 700 end: 779 size: 79
Memory 10:{empty} start: 780 end: 859 size: 79
Memory 11:{empty} start: 860 end: 939 size: 79
Memory 12:{empty} start: 940 end: 1019 size: 79
From: Dave ***@***.***
Sent: 01 April 2018 22:45
To: 'k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer' ***@***.***>
Subject: RE: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
I just turned on #define DEBUG_PLAY_MEMORY and logged pressing memory 1
then memory 2 then memory 3
I then pressed the memory 2 button 20 times and it sent memory 2 every
time. With debug on I cannot get abnormal operation!
I then turned off debug and got the memory 2 button to send memory 3
within 4 presses!
73
Dave
From: Dave ***@***.***
Sent: 01 April 2018 22:27
To: 'k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer' ***@***.*** <mailto:
***@***.***> >
Subject: RE: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
Changed the secret number forcing an eeprom reset
Don’t know if the following gives clues to the memory issue. Havent found
out how to get a serial log from n1mm for the speed change issue. N1mm lets
you choose in winkey settings 3 settings 1)ignore speed pot, 2)use speed
pot or 3) use speed pot for paddles only. I tried all 3 but still speed
changes, unless I remove the potentiometer feature
73
Dave
K3NG Keyer Version 2018.03.04.01
Enter \? for help
\S
Iambic B
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
\A
Iambic A
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 15
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 26 (Activated) Range: 13 - 35 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
>
\}1030
Setting potentiometer range to 10 - 30 WPM
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1:
Memory 2:{empty}
Memory 3:{empty}
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
>
\P1CQ CQ CQ DE G4FRE G4FRE K
Wrote memory 1 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note it says memory was
written
\P2G4FRE
Wrote memory 2
\P3MW2I
Wrote memory 3
\S
Iambic A
Buffers: Dit On Dah On
WPM: 22
Command Mode WPM: 20
Sidetone: On 1500 hz
Dah to dit: 3.00
Weighting: 50
Serial Number: 1
Potentiometer WPM: 22 (Activated) Range: 10 - 30 WPM
Wordspace: 7
TX: 1
Quiet Paddle Interrupt: Off
Mill Mode Off
Memory 1: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<note memory blank
Memory 2:G4FRE
Memory 3:MW2I
Memory 4:{empty}
Memory 5:{empty}
Memory 6:{empty}
Memory 7:{empty}
Memory 8:{empty}
Memory 9:{empty}
Memory 10:{empty}
Memory 11:{empty}
Memory 12:{empty}
From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
Sent: 31 March 2018 15:05
To: k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer ***@***.*** <mailto:
***@***.***> >
Cc: g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >; Author <
***@***.*** ***@***.***> >
Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
sending (#46)
No worries with the compiler warnings....
Nothing abnormal with your F1 macro.... (I alternated lowercase and
uppercase in a test with N1MM+, no effect.)
Yea, a serial sniff is going to be a big help.
Regarding your memory button problem, this may be due to the 3.3 V
reference. You could recompile with FEATURE_COMMAND_LINE_INTERFACE
(disable FEATURE_WINKEY) and activate DEBUG_BUTTONS. If I recall
correctly, when you push the buttons you'll get logs showing the button
readings. That would help us troubleshoot this.
Recently we had to add this in the settings file to accommodate a Maple
Mini which I believe has a 3.3 volt system:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 1023
#endif
You could try to compile with that different button value factor like so:
#if defined(ARDUINO_MAPLE_MINI)
#define button_value_factor 4095 //sp5iou contributed
#else
#define button_value_factor 4095
#endif
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 7:52 PM, g4fre ***@***.*** <mailto:
***@***.***> > wrote:
> Hi Goody
>
>
>
> Here is the function key file
>
>
>
> N1MM Logger+ CW Default Function Key File
>
> #
>
> # This file can be used in most CW contests that have a simple exchange
>
> # The {EXCH} macro uses the contents of the Sent Exchange box in the
> contest setup
>
> # The {SENTRSTCUT} defaults to 5NN or allows manual entry of signal
report
>
> # F5 uses "!" macro for his callsign
>
> # Do not use the {CALL} macro in place of the ! macro
>
> # S&P F1 calls QRL? before placing the program in RUN mode for calling CQ
>
> #
>
> # To respond to caller, send F5 then F2, or ; (default exchange key) or
>
> # Insert, or Enter in ESM
>
> #
>
> #
>
> ###################
>
> # RUN Messages
>
> ###################
>
> F1 Cq,cq CQ test {MYCALL} {MYCALL} K
>
> F2 Exch, ! {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} k
>
> F3 Tu,! tu QRZ {MYCALL} K
>
> F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
>
> F5 His Call,!
>
> F6 Repeat, {SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
>
> F7 rst?, rst?
>
> F8 Call him, ! ! de {MYCALL} {MYCALL} k
>
> F9 Nr?, nr?
>
> F10 Call?,cl?
>
> F11 LOC?, loc?
>
> F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
>
> #
>
> ###################
>
> # S&P Messages
>
> ###################
>
> F1 Qrl?,qrl? de {MYCALL}
>
> F2 Exch,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH}
>
> F3 Tu,tu
>
> F4 {MYCALL},{MYCALL}
>
> F5 His Call,!
>
> F6 Repeat,{SENTRSTCUT} {EXCH} {EXCH}
>
> F7 Empty,
>
> F8 Agn?,agn?
>
> F9 Nr?,nr?
>
> F10 Call?,cl?
>
> F11 Empty,
>
> F12 Wipe,{WIPE}
>
>
>
> I will try and get a serial log tomorrow. I will also see what happens
> with my real winkey v3
>
>
>
> Perhaps it’s a teensy 3.2 thing. I have another issue with it to submit
> tomorrow, When in standalone mode (no computer connection) hitting the
> memory 1 button doesn’t always send memory 1, sometimes memory 2,
sometimes
> memory 3 same with memory 2 and memory 3 buttons. (I have 3
> buttons+command) The teensy runs off 3.3V so the top end of the speed pot
> and the 10k pullup on the switch analog input go to 3.3V, looking at the
> code it uses a count not an absolute voltage for these inputs?
>
> When I build I get:-
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer:16966: warning: "/*" within comment
>
> /*
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer: In function 'void loop_element_lengths(float, float, int)':
>
> k3ng_keyer:5702: warning: unused variable 'endtime'
>
> unsigned long endtime = micros() + long(element_length*lengths*1000) +
> long(additional_time_ms*1000);
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer: In function 'void service_paddle_echo()':
>
> k3ng_keyer:11415: warning: unused variable 'character_to_send'
>
> byte character_to_send = 0;
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer:11416: warning: unused variable 'no_space'
>
> static byte no_space = 0;
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_tune_command(usb_serial_class*)':
>
> k3ng_keyer:12063: warning: variable 'incoming' set but not used
>
> byte incoming;
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer: In function 'byte play_memory(byte)':
>
> k3ng_keyer:14979: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
>
> }
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> k3ng_keyer: In function 'void serial_program_memory(usb_serial_class*)':
>
> k3ng_keyer:14187: warning: 'memory_number' may be used uninitialized in
> this function
>
> EEPROM.write((memory_start(memory_number-1)+memory_index),255);
>
>
>
> ^
>
>
>
> Archiving built core (caching) in: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\
> Temp\arduino_cache_905975\core\core_teensy_avr_teensy31_
> usb_serial,speed_96,opt_o2std,keys_en-us_71a00981eaa0bad0868b6b2ed88d32
> 7b.a
>
> Opening Teensy Loader...
>
>
>
> Sketch uses 68060 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 262144
> bytes.
>
> Global variables use 5468 bytes (8%) of dynamic memory, leaving 60068
> bytes for local variables. Maximum is 65536 bytes.
>
>
>
> But these are warnings not errors
>
>
>
> 73
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> From: Anthony Good ***@***.***
> Sent: 30 March 2018 23:07
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> Cc: g4fre ***@***.*** ***@***.***> >; Author <
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> Subject: Re: [k3ng/k3ng_cw_keyer] winkey emulation cw speed change during
> sending (#46)
>
>
>
> Could you post what you have defined for the N1MM function key
(presumably
> F1)? Also, would it be possible to get serial port sniff log?
>
> 73
> Goody
> K3NG
>
> On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 11:11 AM, g4fre ***@***.***
***@***.***> > wrote:
>
> > I am running the winkey emulation on a teensy 3.2. I have speed
> > potentiometer enabled. Using n1mm to drive the software, if i set the
cw
> > speed to 20wpm and press the cq button in n1mm the "CQ" is sent at
20wpm
> > the rest of the message is sent at 31wpm (the potentiometer speed). If
I
> > disable the speed potentiometer the whole "CQ" is sent at 20wpm as
would
> be
> > hoped. Is the potentiometer being sampled during winkey sending and
over
> > riding the speed requested by winkey?
> >
> > Dave
> > g4fre
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I saw this problem the other day... latest code as of this note built for a nanoKeyer Rev D. All default options. I changed the setting in N1MM under winkeyer where I unchecked the 'pot wired with two wires' and it seemed to resolve the issue. It was really goofy before that. Max NG7M
Closing this issue as part of clean up. Please open a new issue if this is still a problem with the latest code version. 73 Goody K3NG