[WriteLog] SO2R MTTY

[Joe Subich, W4TV]

> Radio 1 works perfectly with it connected to Comm 11. the drop down
> box for comm ports on Rtty write includes Comm ports beyond 14. Go
> figure. But, thanks again--really appreciate your help and all is
> working now.

RTTYrite supports ports through COM16 if it is generating the keying.
If you want RTTYrite to generate the keying, you must select, one of
the keying options at the bottom of the Ports menu.  If none of the
"Software generated FSK" or "Hardware generated" options are selected
RTTYrite passes the FSK port to MMTTY.  If one of the keying options
are selected RTTYrite generates the keying directly.

If you select "Software Generated FSK" (for USB derived ports) or
"Hardware generated FSK" (for traditional serial ports), you can use
ports up to COM16.  However, if you allow MMTTY to do the keying,
the plug-in only supports COM 1- COM 8

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 1/3/2013 1:06 PM, Stephen Colello wrote:
> Thanks a lot---works great now. I put the FSK for radio 2 on Comm 1 and
> all is well. this is really curious. Radio 1 works perfectly with it
> connected to Comm 11. the drop down box for comm ports on Rtty write
> includes Comm ports beyond 14. Go figure. But, thanks again--really
> appreciate your help and all is working now.
>
> Steve
> KA2KON
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Subich, W4TV" <lists at subich.com>
> To: <writelog at contesting.com>
> Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2013 12:15 PM
> Subject: Re: [WriteLog] SO2R MTTY
>
>
>>
>>> 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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