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MMTTY RX bandwith exactly matching the RTTY signal. The brickwall DSP filter with sharp skirts
cuts everything off but the desired signal. It is clearly seen at the tuning indicator. With such a set up
you can even use wide SSB filters and still have pretty nice results overall. Obviously if you use other
filters, as well, it makes the overall selectivity even better.
Yet another positive aspect of that is the tuning easiness. It comes from the fact that only one and
only signal matches the bandwith. The moment you tuned to a station, the signal is already
readable/decodable and you only need a bit of fine tuning, if any.
As you can see, this profile is mostly just another contesting tool. It helps quick tuning and easy
decoding regardless adjucent QRM. And still, it provides the decoder with a narrower bandwith to
process, virtually one signal a time.
73, Vladimir VE3IAE aka EU1SA
4.2 N1MM logger − RTTY − Operating the contest
While in S&P leave the NET button pressed if you are running deselect it.
AFC I usually leave off and tune by hand. During a contest the bands are usually to crowded. The
AFC is always trying to move and grab something you don't want it to.
AFC off during crowded contests (Disable: AFC On/Off with CQ)
NET on during S&P, off during Running (Enable: NET On/Off with Run Change)
To get bandmap/spot freq. correct (Enable: Auto Update TRX Offset w/Mark Freq.)
Alt+T − Toggle TX/RX, the cursor will be set to the TX window of the active interface.
Alt+G − Grab callsign.
In N1MM
You will probably want the larger MMTTY window checked. If you use the small window you do not
have access to the MMTTY settings or the buttons.. Make sure you have whatever port that is going
to be used for PTT has the digital checkmark next to it..
4.3 QSO making tips with N1MM logger
During the contest the contest infoirmation like callsigns, exchanges are showing in the Digital
Interface (DI. This information has to be brought to the Entry window and split out over Callsign filed
and the exchange fields. Also transmissions have to be made. In Digital modes the normal behavior
as used in CW (using the insert key) and SSB (just type it in) can be used. There are some extra
possibilities in Digital modes which can be used (Callsign box in DI and GRAB button, additional
macros and hover mode in combination with the right click mouse button).
4.3.1 Using Hover mode:
With hover mode when you hold the mouse over a valid call sign it places the callsign in
callsign filed in the Entry Window. Where this works in use with 'Right click send Enter' is you
hover over the call then right click to plant the call and send your call when the station comes
back to you you click on the exchange to place it in Entry Window. Right click again send TU
and logs the Q. Right click, left click,right click and your done...
Note: Your own call is excluded from being picked up.
Hover mode is used in conjunction with the menu selection 'Rt Click = Return NOT
menur' which will will send a Return when right clicking in the DI RX window instead
of displaying a pop up menu
4.3.2 The rate improver − Right Click = Enter not menu"
Selectifrom the settings menu in the Digital window "Right Click = Enter not menu". When not using
this setting then you need to give it a try. It could improve your rate greatly as your hand never leaves
the mouse except for the occasional difficult exchange. And your eye do not have to move far from
the Digital window either. Making a qso means:
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