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[WA9UAA]

Hi Bob,
Look for an AFC, automatic frequency control setting. It should cause Digipan to "lock on" to the signal.
Gl HTH
73,
Rob WA9UAA

[AG3Y]

I did not see anything in the help file that directly addresses your problem, but if you put the mouse on Options, you will find a drop-down window that has two functions, "Snap" and "AFC" . #You might try turning off one or both of those functions by unchecking them with the left mouse button. #Also, you might want to "lock" your transmit tones so that the other station is not playing leap-frog with you. #This often happens when both stations have their AFC functions turned on, and the transmit tones follow one another up and down the band!

I notice that Rob posted before I got this msg finished and gave just the opposite advice. #That might be the correct advice, and mine might be incorrect. #The point is that you will just have to experiment with the options and see if one way works better for you than the other! # Radios have different characteristics, and that is why the options are there!

The following Yahoo discussion group might have a better answer for you:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digipan/

Good luck and 73 from Jim AG3Y

[WA9UAA]

Hi Jim,
I don't have Digipan in front of me. Snap, which I had forgotten about, will cause the program to adjust itself. AFC would try to keep everything in the same place. For QSOs I'd keep AFC on and SNAP off.
GL HTH.
73,
Rob

p.s. I am quite willing to stand corrected if necessary.
73