On 09/03/2011 06:11, Joseph L Pontek wrote:
> like 10118 would get me W1AAX.
This happens when you have a .LST record beginning
with 10118 - corresponding to W1AAX's membership
number.
> I entered 07028, then I got the 7028 in my radio. Likewise,
> enter 010118 and the radio went to it. I could not
> find in the SD manual where that leading zero was needed, but it is.
It's not in the manual - that's because you
have discovered something I didn't know :-)
The leading zero is needed only when you want
to change frequency and avoid any potential
clash with your .LST records.
The .LST feature works when there is an
exact match with the first "word" in the
callsign field - whether it is a
callsign or a membership number. When
there is no match in the .LST file, SD
interprets a numeric "callsign" as a
frequency change instruction.
010118 does not give an exact match with
any record in your .LST file, but its
value is 10118 - hence the frequency change.
> I tried with a sole S and my IC-765 went to SSB, but C will not make
> it return to CW. I had entered 07195 and the rig went, but it did not
> change to SSB until a sole S was entered, but a sole C would not change
> it back.
> This is in the DXpedition Logger.
I've done some tests here, and the C and
S commands (on their own) are working as
expected to change the rig's mode - I'm
using the DXpedition template.
73,
Paul EI5DI
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