[WriteLog] SO2R MTTY

[Joe Subich, W4TV]

> I am running XP, most current Writelog version, have selected the
> port where my Radio 2 FSK interface is connected (port 14)on the
> rttyrite panel, have 2 separate MMTY's selected in the ini files.

There is a limitation in the MMTTY plug-in for WriteLog ... it will
not pass FSK ports above COM8!

The MMTTY plug-in is third party software developed before MMTTY was
expanded to support ports greater than COM8.  The developer of that
plug-in has not maintained it for several years and thus it has not
been updated to support COM9-COM16.

The only suggestion (other than convincing a programmer to create an
updated version) is to rearrange your ports to move any MMTTY FSK
ports below COM8.

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 1/3/2013 12:08 PM, Stephen Colello wrote:
> Thanks everyone for all the help. Got everything hooked up, but now I am
> at a dead end. Radio 1 works great. Radio 2 works great, except I cant
> get it to diddle in transmit.. It keys, but no diddles. The problem is
> that on the Rtty control panel,set-up, Misc, the FSK options are grayed
> out. I need Sound + Com TxD (FSK) for radio 2 to transmit properly.
> Checked radio 2 using MMTY stand alone and works fine when I select FSK.
> I am running XP, most current Writelog version, have selected the port
> where my Radio 2 FSK interface is connected (port 14)on the rttyrite
> panel, have 2 separate MMTY's  selected in the ini files. The MMTY for
> radio 2 is a brand new MMTY download that checks out with the radio 2 as
> a stand alone. If I could just get the grayed out to show, I would be in
> business.
>
> Any thoughts or advice.
>
> Steve
> KA2KON
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Muns" <w0yk at msn.com>
> To: "'Stephen Colello'" <colellos at earthlink.net>; "'Writelog'"
> <writelog at contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2013 12:08 AM
> Subject: Re: [WriteLog] SO2R MTTY
>
>
>> You only need one instance of MMTTY if you bring each radio's audio into
>> different channels on the stereo LINE IN connection to your soundcard.
>> Then
>> in each radio's Rttyrite window select the left or right channel
>> accordingly.
>>
>> You can also install MMTTY twice, in different directories, and point the
>> Rttyrite window for each radio to a different MMTTY instance.  This
>> method
>> is useful if you want to use a different soundcard for each radio's audio
>> stream.
>>
>> Another use of both channels using the same MMTTY instance is for SO2V
>> where
>> you feed the main receiver audio into one channel and the sub-receiver
>> audio
>> into the other.  With separate Rttyrite windows looking at each receiver
>> audio stream, you can monitor and work two frequencies on the same band,
>> interleaved transmissions, of course.
>>
>> Ed P49X
>>
>>
>> Steve KA2KON wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know if there is a way to run SO2R with one computer and one
>> sound card using Writelog and MMTY. Somewhere I think I remember
>> something
>> about running 2 instances of MMTY and using right channel, left
>> channel on
>> the sound card or maybe not
>>
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