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Posted: 2026-06-09 07:15 | I'm experiencing problem settings the minimum WPM in Word training.
At the first page, I set the "min. Character Speed:" at 5. At the next page, despite my previous setting, I find max. speed: 0WPM and ,under the gear icon, eff. speed 16WpM. If I set manually at 5 (with the gear icon) it works, but only 1 time. It's a bug or something I do wrong? |
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Posted: 2026-06-09 22:02 | Anything you set with the gear icon is only valid for that one time. This is not a bug, it is intended that way. If you want to change the settings permanently, you must do so under "Change CW settings" (found in the menu on the left side).
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Posted: 2026-06-10 06:34 | "Change CW settings" is correctly set 16/5, but at the first page after clicking "Word training" it ask you again. But at the end I find max. speed: 0WPM anyway.
When I say that with the gear icon it works one time, i want to say that it works for 1 word, the second goes at 16/16. SAME PROBLEM with "Callsigns training". T tried with Firefox and it's the same |
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Posted: 2026-06-15 17:35 | You should explain to us what you are trying to accomplish, then we can tell you how to get that result.
I suspect that your expectations are different from how word training actually works. For example you mention max. speed being 0WPM, but the purpose of max. speed is to show you the maximum WPM that you reached during that exercise, so when you start a new exercise it will always be zero until you solve your first word. Also character speed and effective speed are not the same thing. They can have different values if you are using Farnsworth timing as in the lessons. If you want to use word training with Farnsworth timing, this thread explains how to do that: https://lcwo.net/forum/3371 |
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Posted: 2026-06-28 16:52 | Now it works, thanks!
It's not easy for me to understand the meaning of the entries, I don't know if it's translation problem, but to me seem to be reversed. Or, more simply, it's my problem :-) |
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