[WT-support] Win-test/MMTTY/RADIO

[Ian Frith Broad Band]

Hi Ben Douglas and Ozer

Thanks for the replies to my question, unfortunately all suggestions have not resolved the problem. I think Douglas has found the same as me, that you need to run wt  on one com port, and MMTTY on another com port to operate PTT, however the PTT cannot be operated by software command It has to be operated by hardware control e.g on the ICOM 756 PRO III at ACC1 pin 3 connector. If anyone knows different would appreciate a response.

73 Ian G4GIR
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  From: özer öksüz 
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  Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 1:07 PM
  Subject: Re: [WT-support] Win-test/MMTTY/RADIO


  And still I am waiting a comment from Win-test programmers...


  2009/1/6 özer öksüz <ta2rcozer at gmail.com>

    OK Ben 

    But I already did this option after your 1 st mail. 


    Option | Setup MMTTY(O) | TX Tab, behind the button

    "Radio command". And selected no radio.
    Closed the MMTTY and Opened the Win-test.

    MMTTY works as a subprogram with Win-test keys well.
    But the rig still does not TX with win-test keys.

    All other win-test  and MMTTY properties works well when this programs are in use seperate...

    Ozer,TA2RC




     
    2009/1/6 Bernhard Buettner DL6RAI <wintest07 at dl6rai.muc.de> 


      Yes, because MMTTY and Win-Test cannot control the radio at the same
      time. If you want the usual Win-Test radio control features,
      then MMTTY must keep its fingers off the radio.

      It's hidden in the Option | Setup MMTTY(O) | TX Tab, behind the button
      "Radio command". There you need to select no radio. OK?

      73 Ben, DL6RAI



      > Hello Ben,
      >
      > You wrote "When I use MMTTY together with Win-Test, I open MMTTY first,
      > deactivate
      > the radio control there, close it and then start up Win-Test with
      > radio control on COM5 and MMTTY configured to run as a sub
      > process of Win-Test."
      >
      > How are you deactivate the radio control on MMTTY?
      >
      > 2009/1/5 Bernhard Buettner DL6RAI <wintest07 at dl6rai.muc.de>
      >
      > > When I use MMTTY together with Win-Test, I open MMTTY first, deactivate
      > > the radio control there, close it and then start up Win-Test with
      > > radio control on COM5 and MMTTY configured to run as a sub
      > > process of Win-Test.
      > >
      > > So yes, PTT and FSK can go on the same port (at least in my
      > > configuration this works OK) but not with Radio Control.
      > >
      > > 73 Ben, DL6RAI
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      > <div>Hello Ben,</div>
      > <div>&nbsp;</div>
      > <div>You wrote &quot;When I use MMTTY together with Win-Test, I open MMTTY first, deactivate<br>the radio control there, close it and then start up Win-Test with<br>radio control on COM5 and MMTTY configured to run as a sub<br>
      > process of Win-Test.&quot;</div>
      > <div>&nbsp;</div>
      > <div>How are you deactivate the radio control on MMTTY?<br><br></div>
      > <div class="gmail_quote">2009/1/5 Bernhard Buettner DL6RAI <span dir="ltr">&lt;<a href="mailto:wintest07 at dl6rai.muc.de">wintest07 at dl6rai.muc.de</a>&gt;</span><br>
      > <blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">When I use MMTTY together with Win-Test, I open MMTTY first, deactivate<br>the radio control there, close it and then start up Win-Test with<br>
      > radio control on COM5 and MMTTY configured to run as a sub<br>process of Win-Test.<br><br>So yes, PTT and FSK can go on the same port (at least in my<br>configuration this works OK) but not with Radio Control.<br><br>73 Ben, DL6RAI<br>
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