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CW-Keyer
General
The RRC-1258 has a CW-keyer function that makes CW operation possible over Internet even
if there are long latencies and lots of jitter. Note that the CW-keyer is by default disabled.
The CW-keyer side-tone is generated locally at the control RRC. When the dot or dash is
executed the audio from the radio can be muted at the Control-RRC to disable the radio side-
tone or annoying clicks and sounds. The time the mute function is active is defined by the lf-
delay setting. The value of lf-delay depends on the latency of Internet. A good start value is
the same value as the ping time between control and radio QTH.
Another unique feature is a kind of adjustable jitter buffer at the radio end. If the Internet
connection has varying latencies, you can set a key-delay before the keying of the radio is
executed. This delay makes it possible to reconstruct the transmission on-the-fly and the
system will be much more tolerant against varying latencies (jitter). Longer key-delays give
higher tolerance against jitter but also add delay until the keying is executed at the radio.
Even if you have a good connection you could try with a low value. Remember that when you
increase this value you must also increase the lf-delay value.
Settings
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