[WriteLog] Winkey+ORSTP not working
Dean St. Hill
dmsthill at gmail.com
Fri May 8 19:24:05 EDT 2020
Alan
I may be wrong but I believe mictoham uses a completely different protocol
that is proprietary. The ORSTP is an open protocol developed by one of the
radio clubs either Yankee Clipper or FRC which is really supported by only
1 device which is still available in some kind of kit.
The simulator to the best of my knowledge works by creating a virtual keuer
under the open protocol and when I have used it I am listening to the
soundcard of the computer not of the real hardware you would use during a
contest.
Hope this helps. I have only used it a couple times as it messes with my
usual setup and when I try it on a laptop I have there is a strange issue
where the USB headphones I use are incompatible with the audio files
generated and I then have to use a virtual audio cable to effectively
convert the generated file format to the (lower quality) used by my older
logitek USB headphones.
The key point here is that the simulator does not utilise the real physical
hardware attached to the station and will recognise the rig tuning to allow
you to tune using the rigs but it can just as easily be used without rigs.
Regards...Dean 8P2K
Sent from my BLU Vivo XL
On Wed, May 6, 2020, 10:18 PM Alan Maenchen <ad6e at arrl.net> wrote:
> Thanks to Ken, K4ZW asking about this in the simulator. It made me try
> again to see if I can get something working in WL (not simulator)
>
> I've never had any RX switching in WL that I like. In fact, nothing
> switches at all and never has. I tried again but If I try to set the keyer
> type to Winkey+ORSTP Pipes, then WL can't find the Winkey. However it finds
> it just fine by setting keyer type to WinKey2.
>
> I'm using WL 12.49E
> SO2R box is microHAM u2R box plus the DigiKeyer II box on R1.
> Router is 9.2.2
>
> Manual switching on the u2r box is the only way I can switch headphone
> audio. Awkward, but it's better than nothing.
>
> What am I missing? I thought microHAM was up on the ORSTP stuff but maybe
> not?
>
> Thanks, Alan AD6E
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