How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
Hello all,
I've googled this and found nothing. I want to disable the CW sidetone, or at least turn it all the way down on my Kenwood TS-440. I use the sidetone in my keyer instead, and the two clash! Anyone know if this can be done without hacking anything up? Like a DIP-switch or similar? Or a hidden volume pot? Thanks Dave WB7AWK |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
Comcast newsgroups wrote:
Hello all, I've googled this and found nothing. I want to disable the CW sidetone, or at least turn it all the way down on my Kenwood TS-440. I use the sidetone in my keyer instead, and the two clash! Anyone know if this can be done without hacking anything up? Like a DIP-switch or similar? Or a hidden volume pot? Thanks Dave WB7AWK Look for VR9 in the service manual to turn down the side tone output. Its the only way that I can see to accomplish what you want. Bob N9LVU |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
Look for VR9 in the service manual to turn down the side tone output. Its the only way that I can see to accomplish what you want. Thanks for the info - right after I posted it, I found that myself as well. That indeed will do the trick - now to find pot VR9 on the IF board.... hopefully it isn't too well hidden (why didn't they bring a Sidetone volume out to the front or rear panel? I can't be the only one who doesn't like the sound of the Kenwood sidetone!) Dave WB7AWK |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
"Comcast newsgroups" wrote in message . .. Hello all, I've googled this and found nothing. I want to disable the CW sidetone, or at least turn it all the way down on my Kenwood TS-440. I use the sidetone in my keyer instead, and the two clash! Anyone know if this can be done without hacking anything up? Like a DIP-switch or similar? Or a hidden volume pot? Thanks Dave WB7AWK Might be better to turn down the sidetone in the keyer. If you were to ever use a straight key, you would need to turn the radio side tone back up. Dee, N8UZE |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
Zommbee wrote:
Look for VR9 in the service manual to turn down the side tone output. Its the only way that I can see to accomplish what you want. Thanks for the info - right after I posted it, I found that myself as well. That indeed will do the trick - now to find pot VR9 on the IF board.... hopefully it isn't too well hidden (why didn't they bring a Sidetone volume out to the front or rear panel? I can't be the only one who doesn't like the sound of the Kenwood sidetone!) Dave WB7AWK Do a search for a tech manual, and look for cw side tone adjustment.. The tech manual shows how, and location of pot... There are several on google that I found! Bob N9LVU |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
Might be better to turn down the sidetone in the keyer. If you were to ever use a straight key, you would need to turn the radio side tone back up. Dee, N8UZE Good thought. But actually I normally monitor my CW on my R5000 receiver that sits next to the TS-440. But I will give that some thought. Thanks for pointing it out... Dave WB7AWK |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
"Zommbee" wrote:
Might be better to turn down the sidetone in the keyer. If you were to ever use a straight key, you would need to turn the radio side tone back up. Dee, N8UZE Good thought. But actually I normally monitor my CW on my R5000 receiver that sits next to the TS-440. But I will give that some thought. How about improving the 440 by a simple mod. Find the value of the inside pot, remove it, run some wires to a convenient spot and install an outside pot/knob like it should have had in the first place. You're not one of those guys who doesn't like to drill holes are you... ;) |
How to disable CW sidetone in TS-440s?
How about improving the 440 by a simple mod. Find the value of the inside
pot, remove it, run some wires to a convenient spot and install an outside pot/knob like it should have had in the first place. You're not one of those guys who doesn't like to drill holes are you... ;) hehehe - NOW we're talking! I consider myself a rebel (and lots of building experience - "professional driver on closed course"). THAT is what I shall do!! Dave |
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