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We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for Logging. The
plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the duping
situation for that call (KE4UW). I have a USB key where I built an
N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW, install
the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
necessary for CW. The install takes about 5 minutes. The ony thing
necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
frequency information for the particular radio being interfaced. I
have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
Elecraft K2. If you feel ambitious you can download the latest at
N1MM.com before Thursday. I'll be there Thursday through the duration
with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
73 de WA2MBP
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Jim,
I will try to down load it and get it installed ahead of time.
Is there a particular version number we should all be using?
Dave Rice - KD4SHH
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--- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim Nail" <james.nail@e...> wrote: We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for Logging. The
plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the duping
situation for that call (KE4UW). I have a USB key where I built an
N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW, install
the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
necessary for CW. The install takes about 5 minutes. The ony thing
necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
frequency information for the particular radio being interfaced. I
have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
Elecraft K2. If you feel ambitious you can download the latest at
N1MM.com before Thursday. I'll be there Thursday through the duration
with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
73 de WA2MBP
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Dave R, EXCELLENT POINT!! Attention anyone downloading N1MM! We must all be running the same version for networking. SO, therefore I am going to designate Version 5.0.118 as the FD 2005 version. Thanks for taking care of this before FD. This version is NOT on the Yahoo groups files, but is on the N1MM site and is on my USB Key when you get to field day, just ask me for it. Thanks, Jim --- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Dave Rice" <daverice@m...> wrote: Jim,
I will try to down load it and get it installed ahead of time.
Is there a particular version number we should all be using?
Dave Rice - KD4SHH
--- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim Nail" <james.nail@e...> wrote: We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for
Logging. The plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the
duping situation for that call (KE4UW). I have a USB key where I built
an N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW,
install the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
necessary for CW. The install takes about 5 minutes. The ony
thing necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
frequency information for the particular radio being
interfaced. I have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
Elecraft K2. If you feel ambitious you can download the latest
at N1MM.com before Thursday. I'll be there Thursday through the
duration with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
73 de WA2MBP
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Dave R, EXCELLENT POINT!! Attention anyone downloading N1MM! We must all be running the same version for networking. SO, therefore I am going to designate Version 5.0.118 as the FD 2005 version. Thanks for taking care of this before FD. This version is NOT on the Yahoo groups files, but is on the N1MM site and is on my USB Key when you get to field day, just ask me for it. Thanks, Jim --- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Dave Rice" <daverice@m...> wrote: Jim,
I will try to down load it and get it installed ahead of time.
Is there a particular version number we should all be using?
Dave Rice - KD4SHH
--- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim Nail" <james.nail@e...> wrote: We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for
Logging. The plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the
duping situation for that call (KE4UW). I have a USB key where I built
an N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW,
install the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
necessary for CW. The install takes about 5 minutes. The ony
thing necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
frequency information for the particular radio being
interfaced. I have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
Elecraft K2. If you feel ambitious you can download the latest
at N1MM.com before Thursday. I'll be there Thursday through the
duration with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
73 de WA2MBP
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I was fooling around with this version today. I have never used N1MM. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to change modes or bands. It looks like it is very dependent on following rig control. Is it possible to rig up one COM port to do double duty as both CW sending and rig control? Looks like I'm going to have to whip up a circuit for that. On Jun 20, 2005, at 4:12 PM, Jim Nail wrote:
Dave R,
EXCELLENT POINT!! Attention anyone downloading N1MM! We must all
be running the same version for networking. SO, therefore I am
going to designate Version 5.0.118 as the FD 2005 version. Thanks
for taking care of this before FD. This version is NOT on the Yahoo
groups files, but is on the N1MM site and is on my USB Key when you
get to field day, just ask me for it.
Thanks,
Jim
--- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Dave Rice" <daverice@m...>
wrote:
Jim,
I will try to down load it and get it installed ahead of time.
Is there a particular version number we should all be using?
Dave Rice - KD4SHH
--- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim Nail" <james.nail@e...>
wrote:
We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for
Logging. The
plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the
duping
situation for that call (KE4UW). I have a USB key where I built
an
N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW,
install
the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
necessary for CW. The install takes about 5 minutes. The ony
thing
necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
frequency information for the particular radio being
interfaced. I
have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
Elecraft K2. If you feel ambitious you can download the latest
at
N1MM.com before Thursday. I'll be there Thursday through the
duration
with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
73 de WA2MBP
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Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@... Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!" -- Wilbur Wright, 1901
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Hi
Bill,
?
The
best way to make this work is to use the com port for freq control and the
parallel port for CW.? Not jittery CW if it's kept on the parallel
port.? You need a level shift using a 2N2222 and resister to pull up.?
I'll check my doc to see what I can send you.? Yes it plays extremely well
if the radio is connected, but not much to show if it's not.
?
Jim
?
James B. Nail
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I was fooling around
with this version today. I have never used N1MM.
I couldn't for the
life of me figure out how to change modes or?
bands. It looks like it
is very dependent on following rig control.
Is it possible to rig up
one COM port to do double duty as both CW?
sending and rig control?
Looks like I'm going to have to whip up a?
circuit for
that.
On Jun 20, 2005, at 4:12 PM, Jim Nail
wrote:
>
> Dave R,
>
> EXCELLENT POINT!!?
Attention anyone downloading N1MM!? We must all
> be running the
same version for networking.? SO, therefore I am
> going to
designate Version 5.0.118 as the FD 2005 version. Thanks
> for taking
care of this before FD.? This version is NOT on the Yahoo
> groups
files, but is on the N1MM site and is on my USB Key when you
> get to
field day, just ask me for it.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
Jim
>
>
>
> --- In N4N_Field_Day@...,
"Dave Rice"
> wrote:
>
>>
Jim,
>>
>> I will try to down load it and get it installed
ahead of time.
>>
>> Is there a particular version number we
should all be using?
>>
>> Dave Rice -
KD4SHH
>>
>> --- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim
Nail"
>>
>
wrote:
>
>>> We have made the decision to move to N1MM this
year for
>>>
> Logging.? The
>
>>>
plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to
the
>>>
> duping
>
>>> situation for that
call (KE4UW).? I have a USB key where I built
>>>
>
an
>
>>> N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the
latest SW,
>>>
> install
>
>>> the
parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
>>>
necessary for CW.? The install takes about 5 minutes.? The
ony
>>>
> thing
>
>>> necessary after
install is to configure the serial interface for
>>> frequency
information for the particular radio being
>>>
>
interfaced.? I
>
>>> have the necessary documentation
for most radios including the
>>> Elecraft K2.? If you feel
ambitious you can download the latest
>>>
>
at
>
>>> N1MM.com before Thursday.? I'll be there
Thursday through the
>>>
> duration
>
>>>
with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and
evening.
>>>
>>> 73 de
WA2MBP
>>>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo!
Groups
Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Bill
Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL??????? Mail:
aa4lr@...
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever
fly!"
????????????
-- Wilbur Wright,
1901
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Moss, Dave J \(INPO\)
Once you have the manual (available for download from N1MM.com), it's easy!? But it sure ain't intuitive either.
To change band:
(1) Enter a frequency in the call field, OR
(2) Click on one of the band buttons on the "Available mults and Q's" window, OR
(3) CTRL-Pageup goes up one band, CTRL pagedown goes down one band, OR
(4) Use rig control and it does it in auto
To change mode:
(1) Enter a mode (LSB, USB, RTTY, CW, DIGI, PSK, AM, FM) in the call field, OR
(2) Click on the mode field in the Bandmaps window, OR
(3) Let rig control take care of it
To change operator:
(1) Hit CTRL-O and enter operator
To tab from field to field:
(1) Use the space bar (skips fields not normally modified), OR
(2) Use the tab key
(3) Shift-tab moves back one field
To edit a logged QSO:
(1) CTRL-Q (Quick edit) allows you to edit the previous QSO.? Pressing CTRL-Q again moves to the previous QSO, so you can work your way back through the log
(2) CTRL-Y allows edit of the previous QSO only
I'm sure there are other handy ones to know.? Maybe someone has a cheat sheet.? If you email me one today, I can laminate some tonight to have one for each station.
Dave
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-----Original Message-----
From: N4N_Field_Day@... [mailto:N4N_Field_Day@...] On Behalf Of Bill Coleman
Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 11:16 PM
To: N4N_Field_Day@...
Subject: Re: [N4N_Field_Day] Re: Logging
I was fooling around with this version today. I have never used N1MM.
I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to change modes or?
bands. It looks like it is very dependent on following rig control.
Is it possible to rig up one COM port to do double duty as both CW?
sending and rig control? Looks like I'm going to have to whip up a?
circuit for that.
On Jun 20, 2005, at 4:12 PM, Jim Nail wrote:
>
> Dave R,
>
> EXCELLENT POINT!!? Attention anyone downloading N1MM!? We must all
> be running the same version for networking.? SO, therefore I am
> going to designate Version 5.0.118 as the FD 2005 version. Thanks
> for taking care of this before FD.? This version is NOT on the Yahoo
> groups files, but is on the N1MM site and is on my USB Key when you
> get to field day, just ask me for it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim
>
>
>
> --- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Dave Rice"
> wrote:
>
>> Jim,
>>
>> I will try to down load it and get it installed ahead of time.
>>
>> Is there a particular version number we should all be using?
>>
>> Dave Rice - KD4SHH
>>
>> --- In N4N_Field_Day@..., "Jim Nail"
>>
> wrote:
>
>>> We have made the decision to move to N1MM this year for
>>>
> Logging.? The
>
>>> plan is to keep the GOTA station OFF the network due to the
>>>
> duping
>
>>> situation for that call (KE4UW).? I have a USB key where I built
>>>
> an
>
>>> N1MM.bat file to install the program, apply the the latest SW,
>>>
> install
>
>>> the parallel port driver (PORT95NT) if using NT/2000/XP which is
>>> necessary for CW.? The install takes about 5 minutes.? The ony
>>>
> thing
>
>>> necessary after install is to configure the serial interface for
>>> frequency information for the particular radio being
>>>
> interfaced.? I
>
>>> have the necessary documentation for most radios including the
>>> Elecraft K2.? If you feel ambitious you can download the latest
>>>
> at
>
>>> N1MM.com before Thursday.? I'll be there Thursday through the
>>>
> duration
>
>>> with the exception of Thursday late afternoon and evening.
>>>
>>> 73 de WA2MBP
>>>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL??????? Mail: aa4lr@...
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