Hi
The problem has been fixed! Using N1MM logger for contesting now permits
the AFSK user to show the actual mark frequency in the programs band map
and log.
This also means that, when uses the DX cluster as a spotting aid during
contests, clicking on a "CALL SIGN" in the N1MM band map moves the SDR-1000
to the correct frequency to work the call!
Beautiful! Search and pounce has never been as smooth. Have used the
SDR/N1MM combination in the NAQP RTTY contest to evaluate the system
performance. No problems were encountered at the 600 watt level.
My next serious contests are the WAE RTTY and SARTG events. Will try
for a
full SO2R system using the Yeasu MK-V and the SDR-1K. Hope everything will
work smoothly. So far all looks good.
Thank you all for your help and advise vis a vis: the use of "Real Com
ports", click tuning for RTTY, "0" beat tuning, and the frequency read-out.
The only area that still needs modification is the location of the
center
of the 1kHz, 500 and 250 Hz filters. In each release must modify Consol.cs
to center these band pass filters on the RTTY center between the mark and
space frequency. It only takes a few moments, but for those that do not
have MS 2003 not possible.
Once again the SDR-1000 keeps getting better and better.
73 de Jerry NO2T
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