> >Also, I am running an FT-1000MP with a Hal DXP38 TNC. When operating
RTTY in
> >WriteLog I encounter the following problem:
> >
> >I am set up in normal mode. I can recieve OK however everyone tells
me that
> >I am tx'ing in reverse. I went back to my DXPWare software and this
is not a
> >problem. The fix was to change the menu in the 1000MP to TX in
reverse. This
> >does not seem right at all. Any suggestions?
I'm not sure what you mean by DXPware software. It's very confusing
that there is XPWIN and DXPWIN software from different authors! You
probably meant DXPWIN. Anyway, different software is written at the
discretion of the author, and different TNCs are set up differently. If
I use Writelog and XPWIN (note: NOT DXPWIN - XPWIN), one is reversed
from the other - You just change the menu item in the 1000MP, as you
described. The only time I use DXPWIN is when I need to upload new
firmware, so I can't remember which way it diddles when the MP is in
NORMAL polarity. You're doing it right - Just makes you know which is
the correct sound - It hits you in the face after awhile when it's
wrong. THe MP's MONITOR function is nice in this regard - You shouldn't
end up "accidentally inverted" since you can hear your tones.
With a PK-232, you have to use the FSKR ("reverse") output for FSK RTTY
to be rightside up with the MP menu item set to NORMAL. The PK-232
manual has a blurb about "no standards" regarding this!
P.S. I don't see what this has to do with "Slash Zero" in the
SUBJECT.... ;-) Happy Holidays!
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