Ron DeBlock wrote:
> Dick Kriss wrote:
>>> Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 14:43:56 -0700 (PDT)
>>> From: david greig <daven3buo@att.net>
>>> Subject: [RTTY] fldigi
>>> To: rtty@contesting.com
>>>
>>> Is anyone using fldigi with Ubuntu 8.10? For some reason the only way I can
>>> get it to work is in reverse. If I switch to Windows and use mmtty
>>> everything
>>> is fine no reverse. If I use gMFSK everything works with out reverse.
>>>
>>> Dave Greig
>>> N3BUO
>> David N3BUO
>>
>> I have been using fldigi v3.10 under Mac OSX, not Ubuntu, but I am not sure
>> what you mean about the only way you can get to work is in reverse. I
>> prefer to run AFSK RTTY in LSB but was cautioned to only use USB with
>> fldigi. Not sure I understand why but it works so I am not messing with it.
>>
>> 73 Dick AA5VU
>
>
> fldigi is programmed for correct AFSK mark and space tones assuming the
> radio is in USB mode (DM780 works the same way). So if you have the
> radio in LSB, you must use reverse tones. This is opposite of MMTTY and
> many other programs that assume that the radio is in LSB for AFSK RTTY .
>
> As long as the mark and space frequencies sent over the air are correct,
> it doesn't matter which way you do it. Personally, I always run AFSK
> RTTY in USB-D on my IC-746Pro. I select Reverse or not as appropriate
> for the software I am running at the time.
>
> 73,
> -Ron KR2D
Ron, you are 100% wrong.........period
I do wish people like yourself would get their facts straight before
blindly posting to an email list.
fldigi is in no way shape or form programmed as you state.
fldigi will work on either sideband, user determined. You do *not* need
to reverse anything........period.
FYI DM780 uses the fldigi modem for RTTY. fldigi is open source, as it
should be.
So just do me a favor, take the time to read and understand fldigi,
*before* you post incorrect facts and statements.
Ed W3NR
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