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1. #Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus how to
2. #Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus install
3. #Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus update
4. #Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus manual

There is a chart here that shows modes for some of the popular radios and what mode the N1MM+ Logger will set the radio to when using the PSK. NOTE: For some radios, such as the Icom IC-7300, that use USB-D, the setting in the Mode Control screen for PSK will be “AFSK-R”. With one exception, USB-to-parallel adapters will not work here. In addition to controlling CW and PTT, N1MM Logger uses the LPT port to control popular SO2R control boxes, and to send band information to a band decoder for automatic antenna or bandpass filter switching. Parallel port – Parallel (LPT) port interfacing is quite flexible. How is parallel port interfacing used in n1mm logger? So that apparently overrides the speed setting in SSDR CW Radio Control Panel.

In N1MM main window, under the RST sent window is a small control to set the speed in N1MM.

Solved my own problem, but may be of interest to some else just learning SSDR and using with N1MM+. _ Where is the speed setting in n1mm in SSDR?

#Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus update

Consult the N1MM Update History notes for information on the newest features of the program that may not have made it into the manual.ĬW Macro Commands Macro keyword Substituted by ❮ Increment CW speed by 2 wpm.

#Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus manual

The program’s features are continually changing, and the manual may sometimes fall behind the code when this happens.

#Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus how to

#Choppy cw and n1mm logger plus install

In this tutorial, the steps will be to Download and Install N1MM Logger+, set up N1MM Logger+ Configuration, and set up the Digital Interface (DI) window for MMTTY. In addition, Larry K8UT, has created a wide variety of excellent online instructional videos covering N1MM Logger+ which are must see. Another excellent source for help is the N1MM Digital reflector. Be sure to download and read the “Getting Started” document located on the same web page. N1MMplus.pdf is installed on your PC when you install N1MM Logger+. The index of N1MMplus.pdf is a set of links to the online documentation which is also excellent in assisting you along the way. N1MMplus.pdf is over 700 pages so it’s not expected that you read the entire document before getting started. Nearly all the information given here can be found in the N1MM Logger+ help documentation file N1MMplus.pdf. However, any program as detailed and feature-rich as N1MM Logger Plus takes more than a few minutes to digest. Although this tutorial is called a Quick Start, it’s necessarily long to make sure of your success. Let it be written that this guide may be totally unnecessary given the excellent documentation of N1MM Logger+. Once you have MMTTY working with your radio and interface, come back here and continue with this tutorial. It is important to get MMTTY working as a stand-alone program with your equipment (radio & digital interface), and operating RTTY fully before attempting to use it with N1MM Logger+ for RTTY. For those not familiar with MMTTY, please go to Getting Started on RTTY first. This guide is primarily for those who are not familiar with N1MM Logger+ but are already familiar with MMTTY. Also, instructions are included in how to use both 2Tone and Gritty as receive-only decoders. This guide is for those who want to get up and running on RTTY quickly with N1MM Logger Plus using MMTTY as the main digital interface.