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==Setting up the EZMaster for use with Win-Test==
 
==Setting up the EZMaster for use with Win-Test==
  
Advanced SO2R mode and setting up scenarios requires external SO2R control equipment of the last generation, communicating with Win-Test via a USB port . Ezmaster from Hamradiosolutions has this possibility.
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Advanced SO2R mode and setting up scenarios requires external SO2R control equipment of the last generation, communicating with Win-Test via a USB port. EZMaster from HamRadioSolutions has this possibility.
  
 
===Setting up the technique===
 
===Setting up the technique===
  
The user must check in the menu Operating | Technique | Advanced SO2R  
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The user must check in the menu <tt>Operating | Technique | Advanced SO2R</tt>.
  
===Setting up the Shift key for secondary radio===
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===Setting up the ['''<tt>Shift</tt>'''] key for secondary radio===
  
The user must check in the menu Operating| Shift binds to the secondary radio.
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The user must check in the menu <tt>Operating | Shift binds to the secondary radio</tt>.
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===Setting up the ['''<tt>Caps Lock</tt>'''] key for secondary radio===
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The user must check in the menu <tt>Operating | Caps Lock binds to the secondary radio</tt>.
  
 
===Setting the SO2R Control box===
 
===Setting the SO2R Control box===
  
The control SO2R box must be configured in the menu Options | Configure interfaces, select a virtual COM port and if using an Ezmaster choose for settings 19200 bits per second, 8 data bits, none parity, and 1 stop bits, CW for DTR, PTT for RTS and Both Radios active.
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The control SO2R box must be configured in the menu <tt>Options | Configure interfaces</tt>, select a virtual COM port and - if using an EZMaster - choose for settings 19200 bits per second, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit, CW for DTR, PTT for RTS and Both Radios active.
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Finally the user must set in the case of an EZMaster control box in the menu <tt>Options | EZMaster</tt> configuration, and choose the radios communication data. For example, for two FT1000MPs, the settings are port '''rs232''' and '''com''' (cable connecting radios to EZMaster), a speed of 4800 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 2 stop bits.
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==See also==
  
Finally the user must set in the case of an Ezmaster control box in the menu Options | Ezmaster configuration, and choose the radios communication data. For example for two FT1000MPs the settings are port rs232 and com (cable connecting radios to Ezmaster), 4800 bauds speed, 8 bits, none parity, 2 stop .
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===External sources===
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* [http://www.hamradiosolutions.com HamRadioSolutions web site]

Latest revision as of 15:23, 12 September 2013

Setting up the EZMaster for use with Win-Test

Advanced SO2R mode and setting up scenarios requires external SO2R control equipment of the last generation, communicating with Win-Test via a USB port. EZMaster from HamRadioSolutions has this possibility.

Setting up the technique

The user must check in the menu Operating | Technique | Advanced SO2R.

Setting up the [Shift] key for secondary radio

The user must check in the menu Operating | Shift binds to the secondary radio.

Setting up the [Caps Lock] key for secondary radio

The user must check in the menu Operating | Caps Lock binds to the secondary radio.

Setting the SO2R Control box

The control SO2R box must be configured in the menu Options | Configure interfaces, select a virtual COM port and - if using an EZMaster - choose for settings 19200 bits per second, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit, CW for DTR, PTT for RTS and Both Radios active.

Finally the user must set in the case of an EZMaster control box in the menu Options | EZMaster configuration, and choose the radios communication data. For example, for two FT1000MPs, the settings are port rs232 and com (cable connecting radios to EZMaster), a speed of 4800 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 2 stop bits.

See also

External sources