[Elecraft] [K3] MMTTY

[Mike]

  Rich,
A very good explanation.  I got 1.66G a couple of days ago.

It's SO nice when a problem is solved.

73 Mike

On 8/8/2010 2:04 PM, Richard Ferch wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Both level controls use the MIC/SPEED knob. You can see the current
> setting by tapping the knob twice (once for CW speed, once for the level
> setting). Right now mine reads MIC 21 when I tap it with the radio in a
> voice mode, and LINE 8 when I tap it with the radio in data mode.
> Adjusting either one has no effect on the other.
>
> Re the Windows mixer, I can only talk about the mixer in Windows XP and
> earlier. Vista and Windows 7 are different, and I am not familiar with
> them. I am not at a computer with multiple sound cards to verify this, but
> I would expect that if you use MMTTY to call up the mixer (from the
> Option(O)>  Sound card output level(V) menu item), it should invoke the
> mixer for the sound device MMTTY is using. On the other hand, if you call
> up the mixer from the Windows Start menu it will start up the output mixer
> for the default sound card.
>
> Either way, you should see the name of the sound card in the status bar at
> the bottom of the mixer panel. If this is not the sound card you want to
> adjust, you can use the mixer's Options>  Properties menu item; the
> control at the top of the dialog box is a pull-down list of sound devices
> to choose from. Below that you can select either the playback (transmit)
> mixer or the recording (receive) mixer.
>
> BTW, MMTTY version 1.66G has a Sound card tab in the MMTTY Setup window
> that makes selecting sound cards much easier than using the numerical
> device identifier under the Misc tab.
>
> 73,
> Rich VE3KI
>
>
> NF4L wrote:
>
>> Both use the MIC knob tho, right?
>>
>> Quickmix looks good, thanks for the link.
>>
>> This afternoon I'm may run down to the candy store and look at
>> sound cards, probably a USB one. When you add another sound device,
>> how do the Windows mixer controls work? I'd guess it works for the
>> default device. How is the second one adjusted?
>