I'd still back off the audio settings and see, some programs I played with 
for digital modes will tell you it's an overload if it's extreme, but it can 
still be a ways to go before it makes sense after you stop getting that 
warning. If that radio has a way to turn down the audio at the data jack, 
I'd try it, very likely the volume on the front of the radio has nothing to 
do with it, it's probably in the menu, I think you'd be surprised.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Ryan" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 1:52 PM
Subject: FT-450 RTTY


> Hi Steve's! LOL and list:=20
>
> My Yaesu FT-450 has a Data USB and LSB mode setting.=20
> How ever, I'm currently operating remote and Ham Radio Deluxe doesn't =
> have the Data settings, just RTTY USB and LSB.=20
> I tried both RTTY setting modes but there wasn't any change in the =
> gibberish. The only thing is, I received an "overload" from the MTTY =
> program, reported by the screen reader, when in RTTY/LSB so adjusted the =
> RX control on my SignaLink until it went away but the gibberish still =
> was spoken.=20
> The RTTY signals I'm listening to, are vary strong and clean so I don't =
> see why there should be gibberish. I may have to play around locally and =
> perhaps try my TS-570 until I get the text into spoken English.=20
> I do have my MTTY set to use the SignaLink as its transmit and receive =
> device. I think that's working properly because of the scrolling, spoken =
> gibberish and the fact that while listening with headphones, I also hear =
> the rig transmit when I transmit.=20
> The SignaLink does transmit cause can see the transmit light and hear =
> the device click to transmit and click again when it returns to 
> receive.=20=
>
> =20
>
> 73:=20
>
> Michael DE VO1RYN=20