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> From: writelog-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:writelog-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of FireBrick
> Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 20:36
> To: Writelog List
> Subject: [WriteLog] Rtty using MMulty or W
>
>
> I'm really going a bit crazy trying to make this work.
> FT1kMP, MMulty.
> MMulty works PERFECTLY with the MP in RTTY mode in the standalone version.
> It keys the rig using com 1 via a interface.
> It sends rtty and I have no problem working most people.
> The version is MMtty Ver1.61 with a Creative SoundBlaster awe value.
>
> But I CAN'T make it work with Writelog.
> I have the plugin, it is installed and shows in the TU selection menu.
> When I key a buffer, the MP goes into ptt for the proper length of time to
> send a buffer but the only thing I hear is a steady carrier.
> Again using MMulty standalone I hear the diddle sound of the baudot as it
> sends the buffer or message.
> Using Writelog in cw mode works normally to send a buffer keying the ptt
> line and sending cw.
>
> I have 4 comport, 1 is cw, 2 is the MP com5 and 6 unused.
> All mode PTT on cw port
> Windows sound card
> PC Generates
> I have soundcard spk output via audio transformer to shift pin of the rtty
> connector.
> Obviously this is correct as the soundcard works with MMulty standalone.
> Obviously the soundcard is ok as it works with MMulty standalone.
>
> A clue perhaps is in the Options of the MMulty plug in tuning window the
> Misc TX port only allow Sound to be chosen.
> In MMulty standalone, I get the constant carrier if I choose Sound. I must
> choose either of the two that include the TxD(FSK).
>
I am confused. Are you trying to use the sound card to generate (AFSK) and
if so be sure that you have LSB is RTTY and it should work.
If you are trying to use FSK then you do not use the sound card at all in
any way and in fact it sounds like you are saying you are getting FSK.
I use the setup with AFSK and have no problems.
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