RTTY spots are *MARK* frequency - neither USB nor LSB.
If you are using AFSK with "LSB if RTTY" *READ THE MANUAL*
See "COMn_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ" in [RIGS]
In some station setups for digital modes only, the rig reports TX/RX
frequencies offset from the center frequency of the on-the-air
transmission. (This is particularly likely in an AFSK setup.) The two
INI entries below cause WriteLog to offset the TX/RX frequencies it
uses compared to what the rig uses. With a second rig set to CW and
listening to your digital mode transmitted signal, its received
frequency is the on-the-air transmitted frequency. Note your
transmitting rig's frequency and subtract it from the on-the-air
frequency. This result, including any negative sign, becomes the
COM_n_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ. WriteLog only applies these offsets if the
rig reports a digital mode, or if the LsbIsFsk is option is set and
the rig is in LSB mode. The n value corresponds to the COM port
number that is used to connect to the rig.
Typically for high tones in LSB, COMn_DIGITAL_OFFSET_HZ= -2125
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 2014-09-27 4:37 PM, Magnus A wrote:
Hi,
I guess I had this problem forever but now I am tired of it.
Running latest Writelog with MMTTY in AFSK which means LSB.
The spots in the bandmap are in USB mode.
Anyway to get the spots in place to fit me working in AFSK and LSB?
73 de Magnus SM6WET
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