EPROMS ZIP 144,125 The new eprom files with updated documentation in all formats. Should be all you need unless you want a complete new manual. MAN_ASC ZIP 99,564 New manual in ASCII format. Has no formatting, but will work with any word processor or file viewer. MAN_WP51 ZIP 142,902 New manual for WordPerfect for Windows 5.1/2. Will convert to Word for Windows, but some of the formatting gets messed up. MAN_WP60 ZIP 171,647 New manual for WordPerfect for Windows 6.0. Does not convert to Word for Windows 6.0. What has changed in V1.34 (since 1.30) V1.34 is considered "beta" software as of the time of its release. If it proves to be stable, it may become or lead to a general release to be sent to all RLC-3 users. It is primarily intended to address problems a few users were experiencing, not to add features. If you are not having problems with your current version of software, there is no compelling reason to upgrade to V.134. The only changes affecting the programming of the controller are the new timer numbers used with commands C020..C023. - Changed the timer numbers to make room for some new timers needed for internal purposes. You may have to modify your programming slightly to account for the new timer numbers. See the new documentation for command C020 for more information. - Removed messages caused by the system discovering that port cards are not installed. The same information can be obtained with C013 when desired. - Reduced or eliminated the possibility of a PTT lockup in many ways. - Queued serial sending out of the port cards (such as with command C033) to allow more data to be sent without overloading the system. - Now send more information out of the serial port when the controller resets itself explaining the reason for the reset. - Changed how the courtesy beep macros are called. The change should be transparent to the user. - Added pauses before the CW "RESET" and voice "INIT" messages to make sure that the transmitter has time to come up before the message starts. - Changed the sample rate used for tone generation from 6KHz to 10KHz. This should make the tones sound smoother. - Eliminated the buzzing sound that could sometimes be heard during a tone, especially at the beginning of a CW message or a courtesy beep. - Now allow tones as long as 60 seconds, rather than the previous limit of 2.5 seconds. See the new documentation for C040 for the format needed to send the longer tones. The old format still works. - Debounced the COR and PL inputs. They are now sampled every 20ms. - Made the communication between the main and slave processors much more efficient and improved the error handling.