Don and the group:
Holy cow! Don, that (changing (from within WL) the MMTTY's MISC TAB's
sampling rate to 12000 hz from 11025 hz) fixed it! Man, I would have NO WAY
figured that out on my own! But then again there's a lot of settings I don't
know anything/much about in MMTTY and WL... but I now know how to set the
laptop up in portable operation and have it work. I'm happy!
I know I'm a bit early, but Happy Mardi Gras!
73,
Ray N6HE
THIS IS DON'S REPLY TO RAY:
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 12:44:18 -0800 (PST)
From: Don AA5AU <aa5au@bellsouth.net>
To: Write Log <writelog@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [WriteLog] Writelog/MMTTY/laptop problem
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I don't think I follow this whole thing but I will give it a shot. It sounds
like a receive problem and not a transmit problem. I'm not sure if you are
saying that the problem does NOT occur when using MMTTY standalone on the
laptop? There is no difference in receive whether using MMTTY standalone or
the MMTTY plug-in for WriteLog. It is the MMTTY engine that is doing the
decoding, not WriteLog. So I would venture to say that the problem happens
with both MMTTY standalone and when using the MMTTY plug-in for WriteLog.
Try this on your laptop. Go to the MISC tab screen in MMTTY setup. In the
lower left hand side of the screen, you'll see "Clock". Just below "Clock",
you may see it set to 11025 in the pull-down menu. Change it to 12000 and
see if it helps. It sounds like the clocking on your laptop soundcard is
12000 and the desktop is 11025, but it's just a guess. I have the same issue
here. My laptop requires 12000 hz setting and my desktop requires 11025 hz
setting.?
Set your Mark to 2125 hz and your shift to 170 Hz.
In reference to your laptop only, the reason you probably are able to
transmit FSK with the TX port set to Sound on the Misc tab screen of MMTTY
Setup is because you are using "Software-generated FSK". This means that
WriteLog is producing the FSK and not MMTTY. This has nothing to do with
your other issue though which is receive-related.
73, Don AA5AU
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THIS IS RAY'S ORIGINAL QUESTION
>________________________________
> From: Ray Day <rayday@cox.net>
>To: writelog@contesting.com
>Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 2:15 PM
>Subject: [WriteLog] Writelog/MMTTY/laptop problem
>
>
>Hi all,
>
>
>
>I'm confused (this is not unusual).
>
>I use Writelog with the MMTTY plugin (no 2Tone) on my station WinXP
>desktop all is well. MMTTY "ham" selected (2125, 170, etc.). I have
>installed serial interface cards in this computer so they're "hard"
>serial ports. 1 radio only. COM1 is CW, COM2 is Rig, Com 3 is FSK key
>line. Software generated FSK TxD. This has worked fine for years..and it
still does.
>
>I have the exact (as far as I can tell) same installation on my Win XP
>laptop, although here I have COM4 as CW and COM1 as FSK line. I've
>checked the setup screens on the MMTTY options tabs from within
>Writelog on the desktop and the laptop - they're the same (different sound
card, though).
>Here I use a USB-to-Serial port device with FTDI chipset. The 1
>difference I see on the laptop is that in the Writelog MMTTY options /
>setup window, the COM-TxD option is greyed out, so I select "sound,"
>the only option, and all works (except for the situation below). This
>never made sense, but it worked, so...? Pretty sure the FTDI drivers
>are up to date, but not 100% sure. Used Prolific chipset before, same
problem.
>
>I have MMTTY installed in C:\HAM\MMTTY and this is what I use for
>non-Writelog RTTY. In \windows\writelog.ini, I have:
>MMTTY_LOCATION=C:\HAM\MMTTY, so I think I've only got 1 instance of
>MMTTY installed.? ?
>
>BUT here's the rub: I need RIT to tune answers to my CQ's with
>Writelog, and the "+" display has on transmit the vertical line
>vertical, but he horizontal line is rotated about 20 degrees
>counterclockwise from horizontal. So (I think) with the RIT set as
>above, I can call CQers and be on their frequency. Seemed to work with
>the NAQP RTTY from K6PV/6 (on Catalina Island). But then maybe nobody
>took the time to tell me in the heat of battle that I was off? I've
>duplicated this situation at home with the interfacing gear I used
>then. Using MMTTY in standalone mode, the "+" is fine in transmit.
>
>BTW, in working this problem, I find that when I change the SHIFT
>number in Writelog's MMTTY setup screen, the "+" during transmit looks
>about perpendicular at 200 and 240 hz shift; I'm guessing the shift for
>a perfect "+" is somewhere in between those 2 numbers. How can this be?
>
>Any thoughts from the group? I really don't get what's happening here...
>
>(PS: I'll be traveling from today (Thurs) until Sunday and don't know
>if I can access the list, so if I don't respond immediately, please
>understand. I wanted to get this off my chest before I travel.)
>
>Thanks in advance and 73,
>
>Ray N6HE
>
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