Keep in mind what's "normal" depends upon where you are. My
recollection is that MTTY used to transmit on USB as non-inverted. I
think USB RTTY is standard elsewhere too.
I don't think the argument has ever been settled which sideband is the
"normal" one for CW either.
I wonder if there is a correlation between which side of the road one
drives on that the proper sideband to use........
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 4/8/2013 21:28, Richard Ferch wrote:
"Reverse" is exactly the same in data modes as in CW - the "reverse"
setting uses the opposite sideband to the "normal" setting. Some digital
modes, e.g. BPSK, will work regardless of which sideband you use (like
CW). Others, notably RTTY, are sensitive to which sideband you use (like
SSB).
DATA A and PSK D are USB, so DATA A-REV and PSK D-REV are LSB. AFSK A
and FSK D are LSB, so AFSK A-REV and FSK D-REV are USB.
73,
Rich VE3KI
VA2FSQ wrote:
Can someone explain exactly what the " Reverse" functions is?
I understand how it is used for CW but for all the data modes?
DATA A, PSK D, AFSK A, and FSK D can all be set as reverse.
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