[CQ-Contest] Help needed with Hamplus Four Stack II System

[Tim Duffy]

Hello Bob
DX Engineering can help you - Rod, K8RR is our expert with Ham Plus switches
Please call him here at DX Engineering
800-777-0703 ask for K8RR

73
Tim K3LR at DX Engineering

-----Original Message-----
From: CQ-Contest [mailto:cq-contest-bounces+k3lr=k3lr.com at contesting.com] On
Behalf Of K5WA
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 11:52 AM
To: cq-contest at contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Help needed with Hamplus Four Stack II System

I'm helping convert/declutter the K5NA/K5DU multi-op station to a single op
station and I'm stuck trying to figure out how these Hamplus Four Stack II
switches work that were used at 4 different operating positions.  I've read
over the manual but ended up with more questions than answers.  I'll bet
there is a Portuguese manual that makes sense, but the English version may
have lost something in the translation.  I may have inadvertently held the
ENTER button and changed something before reading that it might be a thing.
We may also have damaged switch units up two of the towers since two of the
boxes power down when the control cable is connected, however, that may just
be a "feature" that means something to somebody.  Between a freak freeze and
a lightning storm that hit the station recently, these boxes may have
suffered damage.

 

Is there a Hamplus Four Stack II user on here willing to let me call them
and bend their ear a bit on this topic?  I'm sure these are very simple to
somebody.  Please contact me directly if you can help me figure these out.
Just to set expectations, I live in Houston and the station is in Austin, TX
(about 2.5 hour drive away) so the conversation will mainly be planning for
my next visit since I won't have the boxes in front of me.

 

Thanks,

Bob K5WA 

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