I was unable to filter RBN spots from WriteLog.
I had connected to RBN direct from WriteLog and
issued the SET/FILTER K,VE/PASS command, but that
was rejected by DxSpider as an "Invalid Command".
N4ZR suggested I use VE7CC's CCUser program to
interface between the RBN and WriteLog, and after
only an hour or so, I had CCUser connected to
the RBN, and WriteLog connected to CCUSer
I opened the COUNTRY window in CCUser and defined
the filter by setting the K and VE buttons, and then
Clicked on Send to Cluster, but CCUser generated
SET/FILTER K,VE/PASS.
the same "Invalid" command I had manually tried.
But then N4ZR sent his screenshot of his COUNTRY
page in his CCUser, and I noticed that all three
of MY buttons under Filter Type were blank. When
I clicked on the (overlooked) COUNTRY button, and
then and Send to Cluster, CCUser generated these
three completely different cluster commands:
clear/spots 7
reject/spots 7 by not by_dxcc k,ve
sh/filter spots
and they were accepted by DxSpider, and work just
fine to only pass K and VE sourced skimmer spots.
But, even better, you don't need to install CCUser.
Those three commands can be entered directly
from WriteLog, connected directly to the RBN,
without running CCUser, and once your filter is
defined, it remains in effect each time you
connect to RBN under that call.
73
Barry, W5GN
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