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6700/RTTY/HRD DM780 Transmission does not line up with tuning lines
Rich - N5ZC
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I'm in a round room looking for a corner.
I have my 6700 communicating with HRD and DM780. I have my tones/marks set as follows:
SDR/DSP: 2125/170
DM780: 2125/170
However, when I transmit the signals appear to be 700 hz give or take higher in frequency than the tuning lines per the SDR display. If I adjust the DM780 tones up say 2170/170 things start lining up.
Should the tones/marks line up if both programs are setup with the same tones/marks?
What I am I missing?
Rich - N5ZC
I have my 6700 communicating with HRD and DM780. I have my tones/marks set as follows:
SDR/DSP: 2125/170
DM780: 2125/170
However, when I transmit the signals appear to be 700 hz give or take higher in frequency than the tuning lines per the SDR display. If I adjust the DM780 tones up say 2170/170 things start lining up.
Should the tones/marks line up if both programs are setup with the same tones/marks?
What I am I missing?
Rich - N5ZC
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Answers
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OK, this is probably completely off-base, but is your CW offset set to 700 Hz also? If so, there *may* be some correlation.0
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Set your center frequency marker to 2210 like this:

Then press the C button:
and it will center on your RTTY lines.
You'll also find info about RTTY here:
https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/topics/setting-up-ham-radio-deluxe-with-smartsdr-tutorial
Alex - DH2ID
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Thanks for the help Alex.
I was able to change the center mark using the arrows on either side of the center mark.
Which version of DM780 are you using. I could not find where to enable the center frequency marker.
I'm still a bit curious why we need change the center mark in order to get the transmission lined up with the tuning lines.
Rich - N5ZC
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Alex,
Never mind found it, it was under the waterfall tab.
Rich - N5ZC
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Yah! These tabs are sometimes difficult to find :-)
Good luck with RTTY, Alex - DH2ID
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