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Once you have MMTTY set up in DI-1, you are now ready to Set up 2Tone in a Receive-only Digital Interface window. Once you have MMTTY working, then go back to N1MM. The best way to troubleshoot is to close N1MM and open the standalone MMTTY program. If you are not printing the signal or see the presence of noise in the RTTY Engine 1 window, then something is not set up correctly. Note: With your radio on, tune in a RTTY signal. (If your radio is turned on and MMTTY has already been set up to receive on your sound card, you may see the presence of noise in the display and you may see random noise characters in the Digital Interface window.
#N1mm logger software willnot open but gets error message windows#
Drag it away from other windows so they don’t overlap. The familiar MMTTY control panel, called “RTTY Engine 1”, should appear as shown in Figure 3-5. Go to the Interface pull-down menu at the top of the Digital Interface window and select MMTTY as shown in Figure 3-3. If the Main Entry Window is on top of the Digital Interface window, move the Main Entry Window away from the Digital Interface window so they don’t overlap each other. The Digital Interface (DI) window opens up to MMVARI by default. Logger.ini file and wanted me to go through a configuration setup.3. When the machine rebooted and N1MM+ restarted it could not fine the N1MM Qs before a? brief power outage occurred. It installed fine and I proceeded to work about 10
#N1mm logger software willnot open but gets error message install#
Just before the WAE cw contest this weekend I accepted the install of Open the Control Panel and select Power Options. You will not necessarily find all of these settings on every system, but every system running N1MM Logger+ or any other logging software should be set to minimize Windows power saving.
#N1mm logger software willnot open but gets error message update#
Subject: N1MM Logger.ini lost after update and powerĭon't know if this a coincidence or something that could have been The second involves Power Options on the Control Panel. ?If your power source is unreliable, a UPS on your rig's 12 VDC supply To assist recovering from such instances. Some of the N1MM program features for automated logging are covered, they can be skipped and logging done manually.
#N1mm logger software willnot open but gets error message how to#
This is a short explanation of how to install and use the program for the Hawaii QSO Party contest.
#N1mm logger software willnot open but gets error message free#
Your power loss arrived at an inopportune moment when Windows was The N1MM logger is a FREE general purpose contest logger that supports a large number of Amateur Radio contests.
If the INI file was missing? or corrupted? then it's possible that Your power failure prevented that save from happening. NOT >Configurer settings) are saved to the INI file upon
When Windows was writing - there must be something else going onĬhanges made to the program (stuff like screen positions, open Like you I kind of doubt that the power outage an an inopportune time I guess my question is? was the ini file saved immediately after the It seems that you have made a mistake in your assessment or your hard disk is going south (loosing files). The *ini file is never removed by our software. The default is to hide extensions for known file types. Make sure you are displaying all file extensions in Windows. So - how do you explain the missing ini file after a power outage? BTW running the latest version of Win 10 and an i5 Lenovo I always have file extensions shown - I worked in IT for a few decades -ĭrive is fine - relatively new machine and I do regular HHD health and If you used the same computer ID, your computer corrupted or ate the *ini file. Updates to the file I believe occur immediately after a program option change. You already know that our software does *not* delete the *ini file. In case it had not been encountered before or it is not a condition thatįor me it is not an issue as there are a number of ini.bak files leftįrom previous uses which is great for such circumstances.ĭid you log into the computer with a different user ID? Each computer ID has their own files. Anyway - I thought I would report the issue Perhaps the original ini file was corrupted as a result of power outage I replaced this newly created ini file with one of backup ini file and New and it only contained a handful of entries - the original I shutdown N1MM+ and had a look at the ini file. Message the details of which I don't recall but essentially it said itĭid not initialize properly and wanted me to go through a configuration Machine reboots and restarted N1MM+ and it came up with an error It restarted fine, I did not make any configuration changes� and I N1MM+ asked if I wanted an update which I did. Missing (or perhaps corrupt) when N1MM+ restarted. Software deleted the file :) It was the original ini file that was Perhaps I didn't explain clearly enough what happen. To: Re: N1MM Logger.ini lost after update and power outage
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