Check out the RTTY tutorials on the site set up by Don AA5AU,
www.aa5au.com and click on RTTY link. Will take you through interfaces,
home brew and commercial, and get you going with MMTTY, great and free
program.
Everyone swears by their own setup, but I use a RigBlaster Plus so can
do FSK, IC 756 Pro 2, MMTTY for casual operating and Writelog with MMTTY
plug-in for contesting. Don also has a great website for RTTY
contesting, and it is, what else, www.rttycontesting.com
This group, as well as the others associated with RTTY sofware, is
outstanding with getting help. Welcome back and have fun.
73, Mark N7MQ
JayKay wrote:
> I use to operate RTTY in the 90's using a dumb terminal, modem and my TS950.
> Though it worked it seemed like a lot of stuff required to get on RTTY.
>
> I want to get back into it (I am preparing for an expedition) so here is my
> question to the reflector.
>
> I have a Asus Netbook with USB output and an audio input. My TS950 has an FSK
> input (RCA jack), fixed audio out and a PTT from a multipin connector.
>
> Knowing I'll need some hardware and software, Is it possible to configure my
> Netbook to my TS950? (I can design and produce PC boards via my Orcad
> software)
>
> That's it
>
> Jay
> W2IJ
>
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