[Dx4win] Multiple MMTTY windows

Wayne wmillic at gmail.com
Wed Jan 23 10:48:34 EST 2008


Hi Garry,

I usually rx the DX on the main VFO, while RX and TX on the sub VFO 
watching for where the DX is listening and adjusting accordingly. 
Transmitting from the Main version of MMTTY follows the transmit focus 
of the radio. So if the radio is set to transmit on Main, the 1st or 
main installation of MMTTY sends FSK from that VFO. If I choose to have 
the transmit focus on the SUB VFO,or split mode,  the radio still uses 
the 1st or main MMTTY version to transmit FSK from the sub VFO. You need 
to make sure both VFOs are set to the same mode.Rx will only work on the 
corresponding VFO as the sound out is fixed by the radio. So the main 
MMTTY or 1st copy has Left channel sound card selected, and the 2nd copy 
of MMTTY has the right channel audio selected. The radio has to be in 
DUAL RX to get audio to both copies of MMTTY and both sides of the 
stereo sound channels.

My main or 1st copy of MMTTY is installed in a folder of MMTTY. The 2nd 
copy of MMTTY is installed in a folder called MMTTY2. I have shortcuts 
to both exe files so labeled on my desktop so I can bring each version 
up individually or simultaneously as needed.

Have fun with this.

73

Wayne WA1PMA

Garry Shapiro wrote:
> Thanks. So transmitting from the main version will require, during 
> split operation, reception of the DX station on the standalone 
> version? For having two profiles on one frequency, it does not matter.
>
> I take it you install a second version, with a different name, from 
> the download.
>
> Garry
>
> Wayne wrote:
>> I have it working with a FT1K MK V. I generally run MMTTY as 2 stand 
>> alone programs, but just tried it with DX4WIN using it's interface to 
>> the main MMTTY program and brought up the second version of MMTTY in 
>> a stand alone configuration.
>>
>> Installing two separate copies of MMTTY seems to work fine under XP. 
>> The key is setting the main or original installed version of MMTTY to 
>> use the Left  side of the sound card and the 2nd copy to use the 
>> right side. Transmit is always done as FSK from the main version of 
>> MMTTY which with the FT1K MK V can be on either VFO.
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>>
>> 73
>>
>> Wayne WA1PMA
>>
>>
>>
>> Garry Shapiro wrote:
>>> Since my query re setting up a second MMTTY window, I have received 
>>> no replies with the requested information. I must therefore presume 
>>> that either it cannot be done, or no one with that knowledge read 
>>> the message.
>>>
>>> I have been using MMTTY in one window, with a second RTTY window 
>>> using a hardware modem, in this case a much-modified PK232MBX. I had 
>>> simply combined the main and sub audio outputs at AF OUT and fed 
>>> both the sound card and the PK232, providing two versions of 
>>> whichever audio channel was selected. To separately monitor the main 
>>> and sub channels necessitated selecting one VFO and deselecting the 
>>> other.
>>>
>>> I have now removed the combiner and feed main audio to the sound 
>>> card for MMTTY and the sub audio to the PK232, thus losing the 
>>> second copy, but allowing monitoring of both frequencies 
>>> simultaneously without having to press buttons.
>>>
>>> I would still be interested to know if it is possible to have a 
>>> second MMTTY window.
>>>
>>> Garry, NI6T
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