> I have moved from a FT1000MP to a FTDX5000 radio and now I have to
> re-configure all my software for the new radio. With the FT1000MP I
> was using N1MM and MMTTY with no problem. Now I wonder if I will be
> able to use MMTTY any more since this radio is not supported in
> MMTTY. To be honest I have not played with the set up above as I am
> awaiting a Microkeyer II to replace the RIGBlaster plus that I now
> have.
Get version 1.66g of MMTTY. It includes support for the "new"
Yaesu rigs - FT-5000 is the same as (FT-9000, 2000 950 450).
One note about all of the new Yaesu rigs, you will probably need
to change CAT TOT to 1000 ms in the menu. The default (10 ms)
is too short for most logging/digital software.
> I believe this issue may come up more often with new radios appearing
> and MMTTY not keeping up with the changes.
AA6YQ has now taken on the continued development of MMTTY. He updated
is almost a year ago to support additional ports (up to COM16) and add
support for the new Yaesu control protocol. There are very few current
radios that are not supported in MMTTY version 1.66g.
MMTTY version 1.66g can be downloaded from:
http://mmhamsoft.amateur-radio.ca/pages/mmtty.php
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 7/10/2010 9:44 AM, Steve **KT0DX** wrote:
> I have moved from a FT1000MP to a FTDX5000 radio and now I have to
> re-configure all my software for the new radio. With the FT1000MP I
> was using N1MM and MMTTY with no problem. Now I wonder if I will be
> able to use MMTTY any more since this radio is not supported in
> MMTTY. To be honest I have not played with the set up above as I am
> awaiting a Microkeyer II to replace the RIGBlaster plus that I now
> have.
>
> Is there anyone on this reflector who has used the FTDX5000 on RTTY
> in a contest who can give me an idea of what programs to use to get
> back into the contest scene? I believe this issue may come up more
> often with new radios appearing and MMTTY not keeping up with the
> changes. What I see is needed is someone or a few people to team up
> and update MMTTY or design a new RTTY decoder program or we could see
> a decline in RTTY contesting from the people who upgrade radios to
> use the latest developments to increase their score and enjoyment of
> RTTY contesting. I may be all wet but from where I am sitting today I
> can not see any other way around what could be a problem.
>
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