Configuring WinWarbler for RTTY Operation

1. on the Main window,

   1. set the Operating Mode panel to RTTY

2. on the Configuration window's RTTY tab

   1. check the enabled box

   2. set the Speed to 45.45

   3. set the Shift to 170

   4. set the Default TxPwer to the RF power output (in watts) that you'll be using

   5. check the unshift on space box

   6. uncheck the Reverse panel's transmit and receive boxes

   7. set the Keyboard mode to word

   8. in the Tuning display panel,

      • select waterfall

      • set the waterfall display to mono

      • in the XY display panel,

        • check the enabled box

        • uncheck the reverse rotation box

      • set the frequency trace width to 1

      • set the gain to 2

   9. in the Modulation and transceiver mode panel

      1. if transmitting via [:AFSKFSK:AFSK], then in the AFSK sub-panel

         • select LSB

         • set the Xcvr Mode selector to LSB

         • set the Mark Offset to 0

         • set the Optimal Offset to 2210

      2. if transmitting via [:AFSKFSK:FSK], then in the FSK sub-panel

         • select LSB

         • set the LSB Xcvr Mode selector to RTTY

         • set the LSB Mark Offset to -2125

         • set the Optimal Offset to 2210

         • set the FSK Control as required by the [:FSKConnection:FSK connection]

   10. in the MMTTY Engine window panel, uncheck the enabled box

3. on the Configuration window's Display tab. click the Set Default Colors button

4. on the Main window,

   1. in the Receive panel,

      • check the AFC box

      • uncheck the BPF box

      • uncheck the Reverse box

      • set the Squelch Threshold to ~25 by clicking in the Signal Quality display to position the Squelch Bar:

        • [http://www.dxlabsuite.com/Wiki/Graphics/WinWarbler/RTTYSignalQuality.jpg]

   2. in the Transmit panel,

      • check the net box

      • uncheck the reverse box

   3. in the Tuning Display panel,

      • set the Vert height to 1.0

      • set the Horiz zoom to 1

[:Multimode_Setup:Setting up CW, Phone, PSK, and RTTY Operation]

[:Operation:Getting Started with CW, Phone, PSK, and RTTY Operation]

[:GettingStarted:Getting Started with DXLab]