+ AA6YQ comments below + Jeff, if you've successfully configured standalone MMTTY to transmit RTTY FSK, then you should already know how to configure EXTFSK. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + This article explains how to simultaneously decode a RTTY station and its pileup when using an Icom IC-78XX or IC-7610 using CI-V commands in WinWarbler

Jeff, Look at the information on using the SCU-17 <http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/YaesuSCU-17> The FTdx101 is another of those transceivers with the SCU-17 functionality built in like

Sub RX Audio is on the *RIGHT* channel of USB Audio CODEC *IF AND ONLY IF* SUB is ON. The Windows "Default Format" for the USB Audio CODEC (Recording) *MUST* be a two channel format - it

Joe,    Thanks for the info, my MARK offset = -915, still not working the way you describe.  I will re-do all the settings and try again. Just worked S9OK on 20Mtr rtty, split of course, and it

Do you have your MARK OFFSET = -915? The - is important. "4" sets the waterfall width to just over 1 KHz (~1200 Hz). Can't see much outside that with a 500 Hz filter anyway. With Horiz zoom = 4

Still having the same problems I had years ago with RTTY. I have WW set up fine for simplex operation, and I can receive OK and it seems to be sending out a signal as well, but I can't find any way to

+ AA6YQ comments below + What does "The radio responds by going into transmit via its USB port on COM 10" mean? + If you have Commander configured to control the radio via the RS-232 port (COM 14),

Joe,    Thanks, with the Horz zoom set to 4 and the Horiz pan in the center the waterfall is off the display to the right, the pan all the way to the right I can get the waterfall on the display,

Yes, I have followed all instructions as outlined by you, including trying inverting FSK. The functioning Commander link is on COM 14 via the RS-232 port.The radio responds by going into transmit via

Gordon, Try grabbing the "Horiz Pos" slider (lower right just above the right end of the "waterfall") and sliding left/right to center 1000 Hz (or "mark + 85 Hz") in the display. If "Horiz zoom" is

+ AA6YQ comments below no one is asking you to do that, OTOH the Hamlib team might appreciate feedback on a utility they provide for exactly the purpose the OP was seeking. + Any transceiver control

Dave, no one is asking you to do that, OTOH the Hamlib team might appreciate feedback on a utility they provide for exactly the purpose the OP was seeking. -- 73 Bill G4WJS.

+ AA6YQ comments below surely that depends only on the quality of emulation of the TS-2000 by the rigctlcom application? + There's no justification for time spent debugging that emulation for one

Dave, surely that depends only on the quality of emulation of the TS-2000 by the rigctlcom application? If it were a perfect TS-2000 emulation (not that I am saying it is) then it

+ AA6YQ comments below + That's not a supported configuration. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below: + No. If you want Commander to control a transceiver connected to COM port X, first direct hamlib to close COM port X. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + Please do the following: 1. on the General tab of DXKeeper's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box 2. terminate DXKeeper 3. start DXKeeper 4. log a QSO from

+ AA6YQ comments below + When configuring DXLab to support a new transceiver, it is best to ignore MultiRadio support in Commander and WinWarbler until you have all functionality with the radio

+ AA6YQ comments below + So that I can see what's going on, please make a screen shot of WinWarbler's Main window with the "Operating Mode" set to RTTY, and a screen shot showing the RTTY tab of