Bill,
When you have more than one entry window, Writelog does a good job of
assigning unique serial numbers to each as you put calls in them.
The configuration is SO2R. You click a call from each rttyrite window for
each radio (or even one radio with dual receive like the FT1000mp) and then
you try to call each but the one you try first comes back to someone else
so you call the other (and send a serial two greater than last logged). Now
you go back to the first station and send its report which has a serial one
less than last logged. Or you must remove that call sign and re-click on it
to get the next serial number.
Or you have a green one queued up to work and you see a yellow on the other
radio so you work him. He gets serial plus 2 while the green one gets
serial plus one (or one less than you just sent to the yellow station)
Clear as qrm??? Doesn't happen on single radio single rtty window. But I
would guess that even things like using the sound board and a Rttyrite
window and another sound board and MMTTY in a second window feeding the
same audio to both, would cause the same effect. Although I havn't yet
tried that.
Jerry, W6IHG
At 07:32 AM 2/13/2002 -0800, Bill Turner wrote:
>On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 12:19:46 +0000, Jerry Pixton wrote:
>
> >Or does that mean that each serial number you transmit MUST be greater than
> >the last one? So that if you send serial number xxx and 5 seconds later you
> >send a serial number one less, you have a busted qso?
>
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>
>You have aroused my curiosity. Under what circumstances would you send
>a serial number lower than a previous one? I can't recall ever doing
>that; just wondering when the need would arise.
>
>Bill, W7TI
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