K. E. Electronics Memory Keyer--info for troubleshooting
 

Model "Memo 4096", which I assume is the size of the memory
chip.

Could use a diagram or copy of manual for this device. It's
an old '70s type of design(lots of 7400 series chips), but
the paddle action is nice, and has 4 banks of 4 channels.
Want to use it for contesting, but getting lots of internal
garbage out of it, even more frantically when the memory
backup batteries are installed.

Has anyone ever owned one of these puppies?

--afcsman

K. E. Electronics Memory Keyer--info for troubleshooting
 

On Jan 22, 8:58 pm, afcsman wrote:
Model "Memo 4096", which I assume is the size of the memory
chip.

Could use a diagram or copy of manual for this device. It's
an old '70s type of design(lots of 7400 series chips), but
the paddle action is nice, and has 4 banks of 4 channels.
Want to use it for contesting, but getting lots of internal
garbage out of it, even more frantically when the memory
backup batteries are installed.

Has anyone ever owned one of these puppies?

--afcsman

Dear afcsman,

I have that same model keyer by K.E.Electronics, MEMO 4096. Someone
sent me the information on this keyer some time ago and for the life
of me, I can't put my hands on it at the moment. When I find the
information, I'll be happy to e-mail you a copy of it. In the mean
time, I'm still looking on the internet for answers.

Best Regards and 73s,
Gwen, KB6NDC