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Subject: Re: LF: QRSS Tx on SpecLab?
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Hi Mike,

for keying QRSS through a serial port, I would also prefer Rik's 
dedicated software.
The 'digimode terminal' in SL can be configured for QRSS, but I haven't 
used it to modulate a transmitter through the COM port with it for a 
long time.

The audio tone generator is not the QRSS generator. It's, well, only 
used to produce audio tones ;-)


Cheers,
    Wolf .


Am 10.04.2012 16:54, schrieb Mike Dennison:
> Having sorted out some useful settings for QRSS receive, I thought I
> would try transmitting with SpecLab, but have come across many
> confusing menus, mostly involving audio tones.
>
> But I don't use audio tones. I normally directly key the Tx using
> ON7YD's excellent 'QRSS' program.
>
> I can configure SpecLab so the COM1 port will switch the key on and
> off (using a helpful TEST button), but I can't find anything that
> will connect a text input to the COM port.
>
> Does anyone have some simple instructions for this? Or is SpecLab
> just for audio-based transmitting? Am I better off continuing to use
> the ON7YD program?
>
> Mike, G3XDV
> ==========
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