Hi, trying to get my USB Signalink to work with the PSK program in
DX4WIN. Seems to be transmitting, but no luck receiving anything.I am
sure it must be operator error. Any help? Thanks, John
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Normally you have not seleced the right sound card. Under
filepreferencescontrol youmust select the soundcard you really use. If
you have it ok, see also your soundcard properties in windows.
73 Kostas SV1DPI
Στις 19/4/2014 8:01 πμ, ο/η W9RPM έγραψε:
Hi, trying to get my USB Signalink to work
Kostas, thanks for obvious mistake. I forgot to do that. 73 John
On 4/19/2014 12:36 AM, Kostas SV1DPI wrote:
Normally you have not seleced the right sound card. Under
filepreferencescontrol youmust select the soundcard you really use.
If you have it ok, see also your soundcard properties in
HI, I got a signalink USB to use for RTTY. My radio is being put into
transmit, but no power output. I must be missing something here. It is
connected to the Packet Jack in the back of the radio. PSK31 works fine.
Any ideas? Thanks, John
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 12:38 PM
To: mmtty; DX4WIN
Subject: [Dx4win] SIGNALINK
HI, I got a signalink USB to use for RTTY. My radio is being put into
transmit, but no power output. I must be missing something here
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Subject: Re: [Dx4win] SIGNALINK
John,
Which rig are you using?if it is the FT5K, RTTY mode puts the rig into
the RTTY/ U or L SSB mode...and you have to set the MIC Select to DATAI
believe it is Menu 103 on the FT5Kor 87 (I think!) in the FT9K...
73
Lou N2TU
on
radios. Some ideas. Dan KI6X
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Subject: [Dx4win] SIGNALINK
HI, I got a signalink USB to use for RTTY. My radio is being
Hi, Anyone using the SignaLink with DX4WIN for PSK31? Have it working
fine for MMTTY. I must be doing something wrong as I can't get the radio
to key up. Thanks, John
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Dear DX4Win List Members,
I bought the SignaLink external USB sound card from Tigertronics thinking to
preserve my internal sound card for DX announcements. It is up and running
using DigiPan but no such luck with DX4Win.
Looking at Preferences/Control/PSK Sound Card - I have a choice
Your USB sound card will be one of 1, 2 or 3, most likely 1 if it's
the only other sound device in your system. Try that.
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 8:36 AM, Alan Walters a.walt...@att.net wrote:
I bought the SignaLink external USB sound card from Tigertronics thinking to
preserve my internal
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Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 5:36 PM
Subject: [Dx4win] SignaLink USB
Dear DX4Win List Members,
I bought the SignaLink external USB sound card from Tigertronics thinking
to
preserve my internal sound card
Thanks to Jim, Kostas and Mel.
I tried Card 0, 1, 2, and 3 with no success. So I returned to Control
Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices/Audio and Changed the Default sound card to
USB Audio CODEX. Then returned to DX4Win and selected Default. All works
OK now except no DX announcements - a
OK.., then you have proven that the card works from DX4Win. I suspect
that when you are using card 1,2 or 3 you have not set the mixer
application correctly. I think Jim is correct, it should be card 1... I
have 2 sound cards and that is what I use...
If you have WSPR... if you run it, it will
Mel and others, I have had an almost identical problem. I am using an
external USB sound card for the digital modes, and I had wanted to also
use the internal sound card on my motherboard for DX announcements and
other computer applications. I tried any number of settings in the
control
If I recall correctly, in the PSK window, there's a way to right-click
somewhere to change the settings. This lets you set the sound card
for PSK (by sound card #). I don't remember exactly how, or how this
would apply to RTTY.
Remember that -1 is the default system soundcard. The built-in
Jim, let me look at it again. It's been so long that my recollection is
dim.
Thanks for your suggestions.
73, Joe
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
If I recall correctly, in the PSK window, there's a way to right-click
somewhere to change the settings. This lets you set the sound card
for PSK (by
That's how it is set up here. Set up the default card in Control Panel
for Windows noise and announcements and set PSK sound card to whatever
in Preferences - Control. In my case a PCI sound card was Card 1...
but I figured that out by trial and error. BTW, you need a relatively
recent
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