[TRLog] Not stay in S&P

[MCCARTY, DAVID K. -DKMC]

Kirk,

Wondering what version you were using?  With so many new versions
lately, many of us are using an older version, and this info would help
us and Tree, I bet.

I was using 5.87 in ARRL CW and noticed several times when going into
S&P mode the arrow indicating where automatic sending would start in CQ
Mode (my chief visual indicator of mode) would not disappear.  This
caused a little bit of hesitation at times.  I haven't had time since to
figure out when it does and doesn't work.  There seemed to be a pattern
to it, just can't remember now from the wee hours on 160. hi. Related?

73
Dave K5GN

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>From: kirk@music-city.tdec.state.tn.us
>To: trlog@contesting.com
>Subject: [TRLog] Not stay in S&P
>Date: Monday, February 24, 1997 7:20AM
>
>Noticed in the CQ160 SSB contest that the program would not stay
>in S&P mode after making an S&P QSO.  It would return to CQ mode
>after making an S&P QSO.  I made certain that:
>
>	SPRINT QSY RULE = FALSE
>
>and that didn't seem to stop it from happening.  The problem seemed
>to be intermittent.  I can duplicate it now, but sometimes it acted
>"normally" (i.e. satyed in S&P mode after a S&P QSO) sometimes during
>the contest.  This was a casual effort of mostly S&P, so it didn't
>drive me totally nuts.  But I did have to remember to hit the TAB key
>after every QSO to return to S&P.  Could have been a real pain in a
>serious effort.  Anyone else experience this?
>
> -Kirk  K4RO
>
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