[WriteLog] Two WriteLog / MMTTY issues

Joe Subich, W4TV lists at subich.com
Mon Jan 6 17:27:36 EST 2014


Always make sure you have "COMM PTT" set to NO in WriteLog's Setup ->
Ports dialog.  Many rigs have a "race" condition between command PTT
and hardware PTT which can result in a "hung in transmit" condition
if both hardware and software PTT are enabled.

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 1/6/2014 5:08 PM, Kostas SV1DPI wrote:
> I played just a bit in the contest, but PTT stuck a couple of times at
> the end of my macro. I use the latest writelog, mmtty, 2tone in clone,
> mk2r+, 8.5.2 router but not the ocx (I still use the plugin).
>
> 73 Kostas, SV1DPI
>
> Στις 6/1/2014 21:29, ο/η Jim Reisert AD1C έγραψε:
>> Hi Folks,
>>
>> I ran WriteLog 11.18C this past weekend, with MMTTY as my primary, and
>> 2-Tone in a clone window.  I'm running FSK (not AFSK) through a
>> microKEYER.
>>
>> I noticed two differences between how I remember WriteLog working
>> (I've noticed these before with 11.17):
>>
>> 1.  When I type ALT-K to type in a message, then ALT-K to close it,
>> PTT usually de-asserts at the end of that message.  But many times it
>> did NOT do this, and I had to hover over the ESC key to stop
>> transmission when PTT was stuck on.  Did anyone else notice this, or
>> are there now situations where PTT will not automatically de-assert
>> (i.e. when you're in the middle of logging a QSO, vs. not being)?
>>
>> 2.  When running MMTTY in AFC mode, MMTTY would would drift until it
>> centered on a new caller.  I send the exchange.  Now during the time
>> I'm copying the other station's exchange, the AFC button use to be
>> OUT, in other words, MMTTY was locked.  Then after I sent the TU QRZ
>> MMTTY would go back into AFC.  I did not see the AFC button ever
>> "locking" while receiving the exchange.  Is this something different
>> resulting from the new OFX (?) interface between WriteLog and MMTTY?
>>
>> 73 - Jim AD1C
>>
>
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