#FLDIGI MACROS FOR FIELD DAY UPDATE#

The defaults are as shown and are for the instance when both fllog and fldigi are on a single computer. You need to specify both the socket address and socket port. fllog provides the server function and connecting applications are clients.

#FLDIGI MACROS FOR FIELD DAY UPDATE#

fllog provides access to read, query and update records via an xmlrpc socket interface. This logbook is maintained by a separate logbook program, fllog. In lieu of the internal logbook you can elect to use a common logbook server. There may be times that you need to share a log, either between programs on a single computer, or with other operators running fldigi on other computers on a LAN (or even WAN). That log should be used for single operator operations. This data is normally only read when the program starts.įldigi has an internal logbook. If you change the contents of cty.dat while fldigi is running you should force fldigi to reload the data from the file. You have the option of changing that file location by either entering the new folder pathname in the edit control, or by using the 'Browse' or 'Default' button. Wenn die Gegenstelle antwortet können Sie mit den Tasten F3 QSO, F4 BTU und F5 SK ein QSO fahren. Danach klicken sie auf das ANS Makro oder drücken die F2 Taste. Kopieren Sie das Rufzeichen in das Log-Datafeld (rechts Klick auf das Rfz und Call auswählen). The default location for this file is in the fldigi default files folder. Um eine Gegenstation anzurufen gehen Sie wie folgt vor. This file is maintained by, and can be downloaded from the following web site: Otherwise the azimuth/distance is computed from the data in the cty.dat file. If the station was previously worked the operator's name and azimuth/distance will be computed from the logbook gridsquare entry (Loc). The data is derived by parsing the callsign and referral to both the logbook and the 'cty.dat' file. The popup will look like one of the following:

If you check the 'callsign tooltips in received text' then the Rx text area will popup an information box whenever the mouse is held over a callsign for more than 2 seconds. You can elect to have the RST in/out preset to 599 after you clear the QSO entry fields. That will open a pop-up menu with selections to transfer the data into a number of different log fields. You may also right click on a word (or a phrase that has been highlighted by dragging the cursor over the text). Clicking on the 599 NJ and Bozo would treat each as a separate word. The station being worked might send this as 599-NJ-Bozo. The exchange might be RST, STATE and NAME. This is a useful tool for extracting contest exchange data. You can add word delimiter characters in the designated text box. Each data item is considered to be a single word normally delimited by the space, tab or end-of-line character.

The call will be overwritten, but the other log fields need to be blank for the data transfer to be accomplished. The word pointed to by the cursor is parsed to determine it's intended field use call, RSQ, operator name, and QTH. You can also elect to use a single left click method if you prefer. The default is to use a Shift-Left-Click paradigm. You enter your default Transmit Power which is used for the logbook record.įldigi has various ways to transfer data in the Rx panel to the qso logging fields. You can force the callsign field to be upper case independent of capture or keyboard entry.

Fldigi macros for field day