Chuck
2Tone AFC is a different thinking pattern from using MMTTY.
You cannot switch off 2Tone AFC the documentation that comes with tells you
that and the reason for it. But N1MM will automatically switch on and off
the transmit netting.
2Tone will when running turn off transmit net so when someone calls you off
frequency the AFC will lock on (as long as he is within 60Hz) without moving
your TX frequency, which is just what you want.
When S&P 2Tone transmit net will be on. So you tune in a station slightly
off frequency when you call him your transmit frequency will be the same as
the receive frequency. Exactly what is wanted.
If you want to be on the set tone frequency then just tune him so the small
vertical bars coincide with the long vertical bars. This is very easy to do
as 2Tone tuning display is very responsive. With a bit of practice then
tuning a station in will be an automatic thing you just do.
73 David G3YYD
-----Original Message-----
From: RTTY [mailto:rtty-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of N6OJ
Sent: 07 January 2014 21:57
To: rtty@contesting.com
Subject: [RTTY] (no subject)
Hi All
I ams here to apologize for my operation in the contest I was using 2Tone
for the first time in a contest and could not turn off the AFC AD1C tried to
help me which I appreciate THANKS but I could not get it so I simply went
back to N1MM finally read the instructions (Fancy that) and found the
solution would like to have the AFC stay off if I told it to but understand
the reason
Chuck
N6OJ
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