In DX4WIN 5.x, the PSK <Settings><Tx> screen allowed you to select the = PSK keying com port from 1-8, and either RTS or DTR as the keyed line. = The 5.x PSK selection was completely independent of the keyed line for = CW. In DX4WIN 6.02, it seems that your only choices for PSK keying are = either the CW interface or VOX. What happened to the ability to = independently choose a com port?
In my 5.03 configuration, I had been using the LPT port for CW keying, = and the com port for keying in either PSK31 or MMTTY. As long as I did = not attempt to simultaneously open the PSK window and run MMTTY, this = arrangement worked fine. Under 6.02, I attempted to work-arounds... neither which seem to work: First work-around: telling DX4WIN to use the LPT CW interface for PSK = keying. It doesn't work. PSK does not key via the LPT port... although = CW still works fine. Second work-around: Re-configure for CW keying via the com port. This = allows CW and PSK to work properly, but prevents MMTTY from running. = (DX4WIN grabs control of the CW port upon launch, and if you try to = subsequently launch MMTTY you get a port conflict error.) Has anyone else encountered these problems? Does anyone have a = suggestion on how to solve them? -larry K8UT --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts --- multipart/alternative text/plain (text body -- kept) text/html The reason this message is shown is because the post was in HTML or had an attachment. Attachments are not allowed. To learn how to post in Plain-Text go to: http://www.expita.com/nomime.html ---
