On Thu, 14 Jul 1994, mike hansow wrote:
>
> ...When exiting ct I have noticed that the transmitter will go key down and
> stay there.....
>
If you are using the LPT port for keying, unplugging the keying adapter
will unkey the transmitter; you can immediately plug the adapter back into
the computer and the transmitter will remain unkeyed for some reason.
Clearly not a solution, but knowing this helps...Steve, KO0U/4
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