hi Nick - Here is an example of what I use:
%r%opse %zB.1 tu wk6i cq %e
The part you want goes as follows:
%z is the function
B is the letter on the writelog network that identifies the radio. If you
are not networking PCs it is probably A but do a Tools-> Register to
accept... to make sure. Note that it must be upper case to match the
network setting.
. chooses 100Hz, no . chooses 1000Hz resolution (the difference between
sending 14086 and 14086.1, for example)
1 chooses the entry window. If both radios are on one PC then your second
radio in the second entry window would be 2
Hope this helps - jeff wk6i
On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 12:47 PM w4gkm@citlink.net <w4gkm@citlink.net> wrote:
> Don a came across a function in the RTTY messages that I used a few years
> back that is "ZA" and it selects the frequency of your second radio.
> However, I am unable to get it to function properly.
> The message is "I am also on" but it doesn't put the frequency in the
> message. Can you help me on this?
> Nick, 73W4GKM
>
> Nick, 73W4GKM
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