[WriteLog] Getting spots in bandmap right in AFSK

[Joe Subich, W4TV]

RTTY spots are *MARK* frequency - neither USB nor LSB.

If you are using AFSK with "LSB if RTTY" *READ THE MANUAL*

See "COMn_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ" in [RIGS]

> In some station setups for digital modes only, the rig reports TX/RX
> frequencies offset from the center frequency of the on-the-air
> transmission. (This is particularly likely in an AFSK setup.) The two
> INI entries below cause WriteLog to offset the TX/RX frequencies it
> uses compared to what the rig uses. With a second rig set to CW and
> listening to your digital mode transmitted signal, its received
> frequency is the on-the-air transmitted frequency. Note your
> transmitting rig's frequency and subtract it from the on-the-air
> frequency. This result, including any negative sign, becomes the
> COM_n_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ. WriteLog only applies these offsets if the
> rig reports a digital mode, or if the LsbIsFsk is option is set and
> the rig is in LSB mode. The n value corresponds to the COM port
> number that is used to connect to the rig.

Typically for high tones in LSB, COMn_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ= -2125

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 2014-09-27 4:37 PM, Magnus A wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I guess I had this problem forever but now I am tired of it.
>
> Running latest Writelog with MMTTY in AFSK which means LSB.
> The spots in the bandmap are in USB mode.
> Anyway to get the spots in place to fit me working in AFSK and LSB?
>
> 73 de Magnus SM6WET
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