[WriteLog] SO2R with a FT1000MP and FT1000D

[Bill Brown]

Congrats to Rick N6XI on getting his setup going. But I am still having this
one remaining problem with my WL and DXD. The S02R has a problem on the
FT1000D side. If I have the mic hooked to the FT1000D via the cable supplied
from Top Ten and we have tried a new cable. I cant get the rig to send cw
via the computer. If I unplug the mic cable from the FT1000D it sends cw
perfectly. Now when I say it wont send cw thats is correct. It will key the
rig but not send cwIf I unplug the mic cable everything works perfect. Has
anyone else had that problem. This is the last remaining problem with WL and
DXD except getting the stubs selection set up and that is next. LMK PTL God
Bless, from bill brown k0uk
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> Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 13:46:26 -0700
> From: Rick Tavan N6XI <rtavan at gmail.com>
> Subject: [WriteLog] Success with WL, DXD, T42, XP
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> Thanks to all those who helped me with my migration from an IBM T20
> running Win 2000 Pro to an IBM T42 running Win XP Pro. I'm now fully
> back on the air. Whew!
>
> I had a devil of a time getting parallel port access to work.
> Previously, userport had done the trick, but not on the T42!
> Everything I tried with userport, Device Manager, T42 configuraiton
> controls and a little black magic was to no avail - The parallel ports
> remained grayed out in WL Setup|Ports.  Wayne told me directio would
> work but it didn't seem to at first. A little correspondence with
> Michael Paule of Direct-io showed that I was using directio
> incorrectly. He has an application note on his website that explains
> clearly and simply what to do (and what NOT to do!) to run Writelog
> with directio and it worked as explained. There is also a nifty
> problem reporting utility that extracts all the info from your machine
> that Michael needs to figure out what you have done and then puts it
> into an email to him. After getting the 30 day evaluation version
> working (in 2 days), I immediately used the online order facility to
> order a full license ($29).  I highly recommend Direct-io.
>
> For the record, the station is of above-average complexity. This new
> computer has no serial port.  I'm using two two-port USB-serial
> converters. One drives an MP and a 930 via COM2 and COM3 as Rig L and
> R respectively. The other drives a K1EL WinKey and an M2 RC2800P rotor
> control via COM4 and COM5. The parallel port connects to a Top Ten DX
> Doubler. I have full SO2R and can key the rigs through either the
> WinKey or the parallel port. I'm a happy WL camper!
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> /Rick N6XI
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