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Clicking one of Commander's "Sel" buttons activates a memory, which
sends its stored frequency and mode to your transceiver; the latter
operation disables data mode.

WinWarbler lets you specify 12 preset frequencies on the Config
window's General tab; you can then select a transceiver frequency
using the TX selector in the "Xcvr Freq" panel in the upper right
corner of WinWarbler's Main window -- without disabling data mode.
You can also use WinWarbler's macro buttons as memories that specify
a frequency, transceiver mode, and enable or disable data mode as
desired. By configuring the PSK, RTTY, CW, and Phone startup macros
to each load a mode-specific set of macros, you can have 32 macros
available in each operating mode -- a total of 128 macros.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@...> wrote:

I'm clicking one of the "select" buttons to transfer to the

frequency

assigned to that button.

I also set up a User Defined Command Sequence to turn on the data
mode. I get another error message -- Command: Tranceiver Command
rejected/Raw/29 August 200711:52:40

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

If you enable data mode, it remains enabled until you disable it.
Unless you also have <xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD> in your PSK
startup macro, I assume that's why data mode remains enabled when

you

switch from RTTY to PSK.

When you say "when I change freq in Commander, data mode drops

out",

how are you changing frequency in Commander when this happens?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ





--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

I have rtty set to AFSK, USB, and the xcvr mode is USB also.

And I

have the command <xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD> as the RTTY

startup

macro. What I find interesting is that when I first go to RTTY

from

PSK31 in WW, the xcvr goes to data mode in USB. But when I

change

freq

in Commander, data mode drops out and I'm left in USB only.

And I just discovered that going to PSK from RTTY it does the

same

exact thing.

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

Well, that's progress -- at least you know the RTTY startup

macro

is

being executed.

What transceiver mode do you have WinWarbler configured to

use

when

you are operating RTTY? (On the Config window's RTTY tab, in
the "Modulation and transceiver mode" panel, which

combination of

AFSK/FSK and sideband have you selected, and to what is this
combination's "Xcvr Mode" selector set?)

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

For the first time, I got an error message box:

Commander: Transceiver command rejected
Set mode
29-Aug-2007 8:33:35

This happened when I put the data mode command you gave me
<xcvrcommand:FEFE66E01A0601FD> in the RTTY startup macro,

changed WW

to RTTY, and then changed freq in Commander.

By the way, I assume the 0 in the macro is a zero and not

the

letter o?

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@>

wrote:

The correct command for placing your 746pro in Data mode

is

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD>

I added this to my PSK startup macro (suitably modified

for

my

7800's

CI-V address) and it works correctly -- whenever I switch

to

PSK,

Data mode is enabled.

To disable data mode, use

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0600FD>

If this doesn't get you going, Fred, please let me know...

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

Still doesn't work. I've put a message on the 746Pro

group

to

see if

they can solve this.

Fred

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@>

wrote:

There should not be spaces between the hex digits:

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A16FD>

(I don't have a transceiver with me and so haven't

tested

this

specific command)

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@>

wrote:

I got WW to put the 746Pro into USB using

<xcvrmode:

usb>.

I can't get it into data mode, however. The manual

says

the

format

for

CI-V commands is -- FE FE 66 E0 Cn Sc FD.
FE FE is the preamble; 66 is the xcvr's default

address; E0

is

the

controller's default address; Cn is the command

number;

Sc

is

the

subcommand number; and FD is the ending.

The command number for send/read DATA mode is 1A.

The

subcommand

number is 06 -- 0=off; and 1=on.

I set it up to read -- <xcvrcommand: FE FE 66 E0 1A

16

FD>

Questions:

Did I write the xcvrcommand correctly?

Do I state the macro as <xcvrmode: usb>

<xcvrcommand:

FE FE

66

E0 1A

16 FD> all on one line?

Fred

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein"

<aa6yq@>

wrote:

Yes. Assuming you are using WinWarbler with

Commander,

you

can

establish a startup macro for PSK and/or RTTY

that

automatically

switches your transceiver when direct WinWarbler

to

begin

operating in

those modes. WinWarbler's <xcvrmode: usb> macro

command

will

place your

transceiver into USB mode. If the <xcvrmode>

command

doesn't

support

the mode you have in mind, you can use the

<xcvrcommand:

hexcmd>

macro

command to send any valid CI-V command.

If you need more details, let me know...

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1"

<ffurland@>

wrote:

Is there anyway to get Commander to

automatically

put

this

rig

into

SSB

- digital mode? Instead of doing it manually?

(And

forgetting

to do so

most of the time and wondering why I'm not

heard?

Age-

related

problem

I'm afraid.)

Fred

If your transceiver is rejecting the "enable data mode" command and
the command is correctly specified, then perhaps your transceiver is
in a state where enabling data mode is unacceptable, for example in
CW mode. I tried doing this with my ic-7800, but it simply
ignores "enable data mode" commands when in CW or RTTY. You 746pro
could work differently.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@...> wrote:

I'm clicking one of the "select" buttons to transfer to the

frequency

assigned to that button.

I also set up a User Defined Command Sequence to turn on the data
mode. I get another error message -- Command: Tranceiver Command
rejected/Raw/29 August 200711:52:40

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

If you enable data mode, it remains enabled until you disable it.
Unless you also have <xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD> in your PSK
startup macro, I assume that's why data mode remains enabled when

you

switch from RTTY to PSK.

When you say "when I change freq in Commander, data mode drops

out",

how are you changing frequency in Commander when this happens?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ





--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

I have rtty set to AFSK, USB, and the xcvr mode is USB also.

And I

have the command <xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD> as the RTTY

startup

macro. What I find interesting is that when I first go to RTTY

from

PSK31 in WW, the xcvr goes to data mode in USB. But when I

change

freq

in Commander, data mode drops out and I'm left in USB only.

And I just discovered that going to PSK from RTTY it does the

same

exact thing.

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

Well, that's progress -- at least you know the RTTY startup

macro

is

being executed.

What transceiver mode do you have WinWarbler configured to

use

when

you are operating RTTY? (On the Config window's RTTY tab, in
the "Modulation and transceiver mode" panel, which

combination of

AFSK/FSK and sideband have you selected, and to what is this
combination's "Xcvr Mode" selector set?)

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

For the first time, I got an error message box:

Commander: Transceiver command rejected
Set mode
29-Aug-2007 8:33:35

This happened when I put the data mode command you gave me
<xcvrcommand:FEFE66E01A0601FD> in the RTTY startup macro,

changed WW

to RTTY, and then changed freq in Commander.

By the way, I assume the 0 in the macro is a zero and not

the

letter o?

Fred


--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@>

wrote:

The correct command for placing your 746pro in Data mode

is

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0601FD>

I added this to my PSK startup macro (suitably modified

for

my

7800's

CI-V address) and it works correctly -- whenever I switch

to

PSK,

Data mode is enabled.

To disable data mode, use

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A0600FD>

If this doesn't get you going, Fred, please let me know...

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@> wrote:

Still doesn't work. I've put a message on the 746Pro

group

to

see if

they can solve this.

Fred

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@>

wrote:

There should not be spaces between the hex digits:

<xcvrcommand: FEFE66E01A16FD>

(I don't have a transceiver with me and so haven't

tested

this

specific command)

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1" <ffurland@>

wrote:

I got WW to put the 746Pro into USB using

<xcvrmode:

usb>.

I can't get it into data mode, however. The manual

says

the

format

for

CI-V commands is -- FE FE 66 E0 Cn Sc FD.
FE FE is the preamble; 66 is the xcvr's default

address; E0

is

the

controller's default address; Cn is the command

number;

Sc

is

the

subcommand number; and FD is the ending.

The command number for send/read DATA mode is 1A.

The

subcommand

number is 06 -- 0=off; and 1=on.

I set it up to read -- <xcvrcommand: FE FE 66 E0 1A

16

FD>

Questions:

Did I write the xcvrcommand correctly?

Do I state the macro as <xcvrmode: usb>

<xcvrcommand:

FE FE

66

E0 1A

16 FD> all on one line?

Fred

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein"

<aa6yq@>

wrote:

Yes. Assuming you are using WinWarbler with

Commander,

you

can

establish a startup macro for PSK and/or RTTY

that

automatically

switches your transceiver when direct WinWarbler

to

begin

operating in

those modes. WinWarbler's <xcvrmode: usb> macro

command

will

place your

transceiver into USB mode. If the <xcvrmode>

command

doesn't

support

the mode you have in mind, you can use the

<xcvrcommand:

hexcmd>

macro

command to send any valid CI-V command.

If you need more details, let me know...

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "kg0ft1"

<ffurland@>

wrote:

Is there anyway to get Commander to

automatically

put

this

rig

into

SSB

- digital mode? Instead of doing it manually?

(And

forgetting

to do so

most of the time and wondering why I'm not

heard?

Age-

related

problem

I'm afraid.)

Fred

I probably shouldn't say this -- I might be struck by lightning -- but
I think I'm beginning to get it. It works! Thanks for your patience.
And just so you know -- I DID read the manual. But I obviously missed
something somewhere.

Fred