Dvk Tab - microHAM MK2R Manual

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DVK TAB

MK2R allows recording and playing nine voice messages per bank and an unlimited number of banks
(limited only by the capacity of the computer hard disk). Banks can be managed with Rename, Add and
Remove buttons. Rename to rename the current bank, Add to create a new bank, and Remove to delete
the current bank. Bank selection is provided by Bank box.
Each memory may repeat with a programmable delay
(loop) or can be chained with another memory using
external keyboard or keypad.
While a DVK message is recorded or played MK2R
uses the DVK mixer settings. When recording or
playback is done, the settings in the Audio Mixer are
restored. DVK mixer settings are not stored with
presets but in the message banks. This means each
bank can have its own levels (slider position). It also
allows each bank to be configured for the voice of a
different operator if MK2R is used in a multi-operator
setup.
DVK memories can be played back using the LPT
signals (DVK 1-4 or DVK 1-6) generated by many
programs for controlling external DVK units. The
external control signals are defined on the SO2R tab.
Under Windows 2000 or XP, Router DVK uses the
sound card defined on the Audio Mixer Tab for VOICE:
SC1 (MK2R) or USB Voice CODEC (MK2R+). Under
Vista, the input and output sound cards are defined on
the DVK tab.
For Vista and Windows 7, select:
REC MIC: "Headset Microphone (microHAM CODEC)"
TX: "Headset Earphone (microHAM CODEC)"
REC MIC slider adjusts microphone level during
message recording.
TX R1 and R2 are separate level controls that operate
the same way as the TX VOICE controls described at Audio Mixer tab.
If "On Air Recording" box is checked, the microphone audio is automatically forwarded to the transceiver
with Transmit Focus (selected transceiver) while message is recorded. On Air Recording is not possible
with Windows Vista.
To record, Audio Switching must be set to "CmCmA."
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