[RTTY] Take Two RTTY Exchange

[Tom Homewood]

Even in ESM you can use one of the DI Macros instead of hitting Enter. 
When its time to send the exchange, send it using the DI Macro. When you 
need to end the QSO you can click on Log. Then ESM starts over.

If this isn't clear let me know. I have a DI macro that sends the 
exchange 3 times in place of my normal two. I click it if I think the 
receiving station may have trouble with the exchange. You could add Log 
to this Macro if you like and that would end the QSO, but I haven't 
thinking I might have to repeat.

73, Tom, W1TO

On 1/16/2012 5:33 PM, Jurgen Geldhof wrote:
> Hi Ron (and the list),
>
> of course I know about the 32 or so extra macros available (and even
> more using Autohotkey) but those don't help if you're using Enter Sends
> Message and you need to send a longer because of band conditions. The
> only way is to change the macros used by ESM once in a while during the
> contest.
>
> But maybe I could find a way with autohotkey to reprogram the macros
> with one keystroke :-\ :-\
>
> Something to try out :-)
>
> Op 16/01/2012 16:45, Ron Kolarik schreef:
>> Jurgen,
>>
>> You have a bunch of extra macros available in N1MM at the bottom
>> of the DI window. Expand the window if you can't see them.
>>
>> Ron
>> K0IDT
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Jurgen Geldhof"<list at on5mf.be>
>> To:<rtty at contesting.com>
>> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 8:19 AM
>> Subject: Re: [RTTY] Take Two RTTY Exchange
>>
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> my 2 cents here: any exchange I don't see exactly the same at least
>>> twice will result in me sending AGN? AGN?
>>>
>>> 599 AL can mean AL / AK / AZ / AR / FL / IL with only 1 wrong character!
>>> And I'm not good enough at contesting to know all callsigns and their
>>> respective states :-)
>>>
>>> Logging the wrong exchange costs points for 2 QSOs and maybe a mult!
>>> Pretty 'expensive' for only a fraction of a second extra time needed
>>> when sending 599 AL AL.
>>>
>>> But maybe N1MM should put a switch somewhere in his software so we can
>>> have a second set of macros to have more repeats in the exchange when
>>> conditions are bad? Would avoid those using ESM having to change their
>>> macros a few times during the contest.
>>>
>>