Also un-check AFC Connection on the Demodulator tab. That will stop AFC from ever coming on unless you hit a different profile. And it depends on how you have your profiles set up as well. 73, Don
Don, I believe you are correct. When the Plug-in was first introduced to WriteLog, the AFC would mysteriously come on when it was checked off in the AFC/ATC/PLL page. I found that the only way to cor
Thanks to Bill, K3SV, for jogging my memory with a question he asked to me. You can setup the profile buttons at the bottom of the MMTTY control panel to do different things with AFC and NET dependin
Did anyone notice WriteLog crash when you tried editing a contact already logged? This apparently only happens in the SCC module. It happened when I logged RA3WW instead of RA3WA and tried to edit it
Dez et al, For everyday purposes, if you are using buffers, you could use a buffer with %I. %I stops the output of the buffer and waits for a keyboard response then continues on with the rest of the
Added example RTTY messages for CQ/RJ World-Wide RTTY DX Contest. The example shows the newly learned (for me) use of %P1 which is used to display the callsign of the previously logged station in a b
The biggest problems today with USB-to-Serial adapters is for generating FSK and CW (some having problems generating CW). But I have heard some say they have great success running CW using them. For
Rich et al, John has said it well. You can DO IT ALL on one computer. My WriteLog website and personal RTTY page can point you in the right direction (I hope) www.geocities.com/writelog and www.aa5au
Jack et al, With only one serial port on the laptop, you will be forced to use the USB port one way or the other in order to run FSK. I've been studying this USB thing all day today. From what I can
Not sure what the problem is with the KAM these days. I just pulled one out of the closet that my dad gave me back in May. It's one of the original KAM's. Not the 98 or Plus model. I plugged it into
Pat et al, You must tell WriteLog you are using RTTY or PSK31 instead of SSB. Go to the Bands pull-down menu and select 'LSB is really FSK'. The problem occurs if you are running AFSK and using radio
Trying to help someone having problems running the Mark V on FSK. I downloaded the manual and wondering if on the 4 pin RTTY plug if "SHIFT" is the FSK input. If so, should you be able to short and o
Thanks for the many replies. It's all good information. From Jim's comments about what his manual shows as TNC FSK OUT, I can see this is not the first time a manual I downloaded from the Internet wa
Whoa here! hi This is the first time I have ever heard of not being able to run FSK from a multiple COM port expansion board. Perhaps this is a PCI deal or something. Learn something new every day!
I agree in what Dez is saying - keep that old KAM, PK232, or any other TNC that you can use with WriteLog and run it in parallel with either the MMTTY Plug-in or WriteLog's RTTY Receiver. Complete de
You cannot delete QSO's on networked computers running WL. Once you have the module set up like you want it, save it before logging any test QSO's. You can then log QSO's and see them over the networ
Tom et al, Yes, CW is keyed on DTR. You need an interface circuit to interface between your COM port and your radio. A simple transistor interface for WriteLog can be found at www.aa5au.com/rttyinter
I've taken recent posts from the MMTTY, RTTY and WriteLog reflectors concerning USB-to-Serial adapters, along with research on my own concerning other such devices and created a web page dedicated to
If the log is to be submitted in Cabrillo, you should be able to do it with WT4I Cabrillo Tools www.cabrillotools.com. I did this once helping someone that used WF1B and MMTTY on separate stations. I
Yes, had some problem many many moons ago... You are missing the MFC42.DLL file. Should be in your C:\Windows\System subdirectory. If you have another computer you can just copy is over. If not, you