The KX2 has a number of configuration menu items that are reset to their default values during the "Parameter Initialization" process (EE INIT) described in the Troubleshooting section of the Elecraft KX2 Owner's Manual. You may find it convenient to save the original configuration settings before performing this procedure and then restore the configuration settings after Parameter Initialization.
Click to show a "Save As" dialog where you may provide the name of a new file that will receive configuration data. A suggested file name is generated from the KX2's serial number and the local date and time, but you may overtype this with any valid file name. Click "Save" to begin saving configuration data.
The KX2 Utility creates a folder intended for configuration files, located under the current user's Application Data folder. You can locate the current user's Application Data folder by entering "cd %APPDATA%" from a Windows command prompt.
You may use this folder, or use the Save As dialog to navigate to a different folder for saving configuration files.
The saved configuration includes only the areas that are reset by the Parameter Initialization (EE INIT) process, such as general configuration parameters, option module enables, other menu settings; and control settings (last-used selections for switches, knobs, VFOs, etc.)
These settings are not saved, as they are not disturbed by the Parameter Initialization (EE INIT) procedure:
Firmware is not preserved in the saved configuration file.
Click to show a File Open dialog. Select an appropriate configuration file and click "Open". Your KX2's configuration will be restored from the selected file.
Do not modify the configuration file between Save and Restore, or Restore may fail.
If you wish to create a configuration file that contains a different configuration, use the KX2's CONFIG menu to make changes, and then use Save KX2 Configuration to save the new configuration.
Edit CW Memories is used to view and change the contents of the KX2's CW message memories
Used to enter a short (22 character) message that will be displayed in ticker-tape fashion near the bottom of the front panel display when the KX2 is turned on.