Is this the list you're looking for? https://n1mmwp.hamdocs.com/setup/keyboard-shortcuts/#rotator-key-assignments -larry (K8UT)

If you're reluctant to RTFM, you can watch the three short Function Key Videos that will aid your understanding of the recent reflector conversations. website >Help >How-To Videos https://n1mmwp.hamdo

Thanks to Tim K9WX - with help from John K3TN, John W9ILY and Ken K4XL - a revised .MC file for the North American RTTY QSO Party has been uploaded to the website. From Tim: " This file is targeted to

Hi Tim >Is there an easy way to filter the N1MM Cluster list accessible in the Telnet window, to only show cluster nodes that offer reversebeacon spots? Not that I know of. I don't think the minimal a

Dan, My N1MM ->MMTTY ->Mortty installation behaves similarly, but only when I insert text into the blue box before pressing [TX}. If I press [TX}, then start typing, each character is only sent once.

Fred, How do you connect the KPA1500 to the radio? If using the Elecraft CI-V cable - is it configured as direct between rig & amp, or as a splitting cable with other devices on the CI-V bus? The CI-V

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Al, I have no explanation for what broke, but I can tell you where you may find archived copies of your configuration .ini files. Use Windows File Explorer to look in your My Documents\N1MM Logger+ di

Eric, By default, Function Key message files are stored in the c:\users\<windows login>\documents 1mm logger+\FunctionKeyMessages directory. In the Windows file explorer this is often represented as s

I have not experimented enough with using the ethernet broadcast address of .255 to know if that will be successful. You should get better results setting the Config >Radio field for: [address of the

Relu, Your antenna table looks OK. You should be able to toggle between those three 40 meter antennas, when you are already on 40 meters, by pressing alt+F9. BUT - if you are not seeing the 10 second

Relu What version of N1MM+ are you running? The alt+F9 antenna selection feature is designed specifically to switch antenna on the same band, and a UDP broadcast will be sent immediately upon pressing

Steve, > Not sure how to setup N1MM to use 2Tone Not difficult. In >Configurer >Digital Modes "MMTTY Path:" setting, change your path to MMTTY.EXE to the path to 2Tone.exe. Also, make sure that in you

Steve, You don't mention which Tx method - soundcard AFSK or FSK - which could affect switching speeds. Aside for that, have you considered using 2Tone as your RTTY primary engine and MMTTY in a secon

John, I'll confess to being the author of those original .MC RTTY files, and agree that they need to be refreshed. Others have complained similarly, and just recently (February 7th) Tim K9WX volunteer

gm, Curt Sorry to hear about your troubles when switching logs / modes / sketches. 1. My first thought when reading all your symptoms was that the CW sketch is still loaded in Mortty. If you unplug an

See website >Docs >Supported Contests List >UDC >UDC_Hamcation -larry (K8UT)

Pete, This is a great feature for a General Purpose logging program, but IMHO a terrible idea for a Contesting program. Among other reasons, because contest sponsors prohibit pre-arranged contest QSOs

Greg My immediate suspicion would be RFI. If you can reliably reproduce the error, reduce power to as near zero as possible and try again. -larry (K8UT)

Bob - you're right! Thanks for catching me on this. Must not have had enough coffee yet. DO NOT remove the {SENTRST} macro from your message exchanges! -larry (K8UT)

John, There is no sample file for the XERTTY contest, but for DX (non-XE stations) it uses a simple incrementing serial number. You could begin with the default DIGI-DEFAULT-MESSAGES.MC file, make adj