Steve AI9T wrote:
> I have done this and it is still slow. Also the Hardware
> Generated FSK is checked and grayed out.
Do you have MMTTY's USB option set to "C: Limiting Speed" on the MMTTY
Options Misc tab? That is necessary to pace the characters over USB with
the microKEYER.
All three of the Rttyrite hardware and software FSK menu items are grayed
out on the Rttyrite Port menu because you selected 'None' at the top. This
tells Rttyrite that you are not using its FSK capability but rather the FSK
in your TNC choice, i.e., MMTTY.
> I have removed all the sections from the INI file many times.
> If I try to pick the standard MMTTY plugin I get the same problem.
Which problem? (Sorry, I don't mean to be flip, but I want to be sure I
understand.)
Ed W0YK
> -----Original Message-----
> From: WriteLog [mailto:writelog-bounces@contesting.com] On
> Behalf Of Steve AI9T
> Sent: Monday, April 01, 2013 11:52 AM
> To: writelog@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [WriteLog] Hardware Generated FSK
>
>
> On 4/1/2013 2:31 PM, Ed Muns wrote:
> > Steve AI9T wrote:
> >> I'm using the Microham MKII. Is there anyway to turn off
> the Hardware
> >> Generated FSK in this version of Writelog? I would rather
> be able to
> >> choose my port.
> > If you use MMTTY as your main decoder and therefore your
> encoder for
> > transmit, then simply select 'None' on the Rttyrite Port
> menu and then
> > go to the MMTTY Options TX tab to set your FSK/PTT COM port.
>
> I have done this and it is still slow. Also the Hardware
> Generated FSK is checked and greyed out.
> >
> >> This just transmits way to
> >> slow. I have tried ever configuration I can think of and I
> can't get
> >> it to work correctly. You can see it's not right in the RTTYRITE
> >> window just the way the text goes across the screen when you send.
> > Joe will have to address this. The problem is between Rttyrite
> > Hardware generated FSK and microHAM Router. There is no
> speed issue
> > with direct COM port FSK/PTT keying.
>
> Yes,, I agree it seems to be related between WL and MKII My S
> & P rig setup uses a couple transisters for keying with no problems.
> >
> >> I reinstalled my regular MMTTY Plugin back into WL.
> > This was not necessary because either MMTTY FSK or Rttyrite
> FSK can be
> > selected by virtue of the choice made on the Rttyrite Port menu.
> > (Either 'None' or a COM port number.) However, MMTTY
> Plug-in and the
> > XMMT.ocx interface can happily coexist. The risk is confusion over
> > which items on which menus to tick in order to get what you want.
> >
> >> I remove all the rttyrite sections from WL ini then I can
> bring up WL
> >> set the TU Type to the old MMTTY plugin. Then close WL and
> reopen,,
> >> then open a RTTYRITE window. If I try to go to TU Type
> again there is
> >> nothing but a blank pull down menu.
> >> The RTTYRITE freezes and I have to shut it down from the taskbar.
> > Try deleting all Rttyrite sections in writelog.ini again.
> You may not
> > have deleted all of them or maybe not in the active
> writelog.ini file.
> > be sure to exit WriteLog, then delete the Rttyrite ini
> sections, then
> > restart
>
> I have removed all the sections from the INI file many times.
> If I try to pick the standard MMTTY plugin I get the same problem.
> > WriteLog.
> >
> > Ed W0YK
> >
> >
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>
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