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Garbled CW (6400/Maestro C/3.8.23)

df4wx
df4wx Member ✭
in FLEX-6000 Signature Series
Hi,

in some rare occasions QSO partners report garbled CW from my remote operated Flex 6400. With a public Web-SDR I was able to verify that. It's only when keying with a paddle.

When the CW is garbled, symptoms are:
- Signal is ok when keying with N1MM
- Signal is ok when keying with Software (e.g. CWType for CQ-loops)
- Keying with a paddle connected to the Maestro, the local sound is clear and ok, but the transmitted signal is rubbish.

Workaround: Restarting the 6400. After a reboot everything is fine for several days. Until it happens again...

I do not want to monitor my signal permanently. Is there anything I can do to always have a clean signal when using the paddle?
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  • KD0RC
    KD0RC Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Try setting a higher CW delay value. When operating remotely, I often need to increase it to 300 or 350 ms.

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