- #Setup ft8 with n1mm logger manual#
- #Setup ft8 with n1mm logger full#
N1MM Rx and Tx focus should change from one Entry Window to the other. The CW speed in the Entry Window with the Tx focus should vary.
Put both Switches on the SO2R Box in the center or “Auto” position. Open the 2nd Entry Window (use backslash “\”). COM Port for SO2R in SO2R Interface: COM 18. COM Port for SO2R in N1MM Logger: COM 8. COM Port for Keyer in SO2R Box Interface: COM 17. COM Port for Keyer in N1MM Logger: COM 7. In my case, the setup in N1MM Logger and the SO2R Interface are as follows: The “Two Radio Protocol” should be changed to “OTSRP”, the “Radio Number should be “BOTH”, and RTS should be set to PTT. Find the COM port that is in the pair that you have set up for the SO2R Control in Step 2 (in my case, COM 8). DTR, RTS, Foot Switch, and CW/PTT Port Address are all irrelevant. Make sure the “Radio number” is “BOTH”, and that the “SO2R Box Protocol” is None. Then click on “set” for that COM port and put a check mark for “Winkey”. Find the COM port that is in the pair that you setup for the keyer in Step 2 (in my case, COM 7). If you had a different SO2R Box Controller setup, TURN IT OFF. Find the port or method you are currently using to generate PTT. Find the port that is currently being used to generate CW. Configure both radios and check the SO2R tab. Open up the N1MM Logger Config and choose “Configure Ports, Telnet Address, Other”. Click the “Logger controls keyer”, click the :”Keyer PTT”, make the Radio Boxes specify Radio 1 and Radio 2, select the correct COM port specified in the drop down box for the Keyer box and check “keyer” select the Com port for the SO2R and then check “SO2R” In my setup, Keyer is checked and the Com port is COM 17, and SO2R is checked and the Com port is COM 18. If you try to start N1MM Logger first, the program will show you the “About N1MM Logger” screen and sit there forever, so you must start this first. Make note of which COM ports you are going to use for the keyer and SO2R Control. #Setup ft8 with n1mm logger manual#
See the SO2R Box Manual for more information it is a little tricky to set these up. Set up two virtual port pairs using com0com or n8vbcomm in my setup, I paired COM 7 with COM 17 and COM 8 with COM 18. Kenwood TS570 With Omni Rig = 38000,8,n,1 | DTR = High | RTS = HighĬonfiguring N1MM Logger for the YCCC SO2R Box Author: Dennis Egan W1UE Date: Versions: N1MM Logger 9.12.9, SO2R Box Interface, MMTTY 1.66Gīefore attempting to use the SO2R Box with N1MM Logger, you should verify that it is working correctly with the SO2R Box Utility. Tick both buttons when starting omnirig using VKCL (Vista) Right click on Icon / Properties / Compatability* Compatability Mode* Disable Display scaling on high DPI* Run as Administratorįor N1MM FT1000 DVS keyer setup - see below. Suits all operating systems.
txt and log files are stored in the relevant folder for each radio.ġ (yes, 1) although the default is 2. The WSJT-X program creates two folders under c:\Users\\AppData\Local\WSJT-X FT2000 and WSJT-X FTDX101.You cannot use both at the same time if using JTAlert. Close off program when done, and Do the same with the 2nd batch file.Double click on the FT2000 batch file and when WSJT-X opens, complete the settings setup as they will be blank.Using notepad, create a batch file called WSJTX FTDX101.BAT.Using notepad, create a batch file called WSJTX FT2000.BAT and add these two lines.
The two radio's I use are the FT2000 and the FTDX101MP. #Setup ft8 with n1mm logger full#
If full installation of WSJT-X and JTAlert is already in use, this can be ignored after this.To save editing WSJT-X settings when changing radio's, create two batch files, one for each radio.
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