[WriteLog] DigiRite CQ Message?

[Don AA5AU]

 To change the CQ message in DigiRite, change F11 (which may be the same as F01 not sure). On my setup it's the last of the unshifted RTTY messages.
If it says "CQ TEST DE KC4HW" then DigiRite sends CQ TEST KC4HW XX33 (or whatever you grid is).
Make it "CQ DX DE KC4HW" or "CQ DX KC4HW" then your DigiRite CQ should come out as CQ DX KC4HW XX33.
Don AA5AU
    On Thursday, September 12, 2019, 06:37:34 AM CDT, Jim Johnson <jim at kc4hw.com> wrote:  
 
 Been using DigiRite with the General DX record keeping--all seems to be OK.  

After WW DIGI, while using the General DX module, my default CQ message was 
"CQ DX KC4HW EM71".

Have been playing with the RTTY setup in anticipation of CQ WW RTTY later this 
month.  Added/imported messages from a past CQ WW RTTY entry.  Which changed my 
F01 Message to TEST KC4HW CQ.  

So I go to do a little GP operating and perhaps DXing on FT8 (FT4 was dead) 
last night and found that the default CQ message had changed to "CQ KC4HW EM71".

Actually I prefer the CQ DX message in this type operating.  I did see in 
DigiRite Readme file that DigiRite uses the F01 message to formulate the CQ 
message for whatever contest module is selected (maybe I understand this 
correctly).  Anyway I change my F01 Message to read CQ DX KC4HW CQ, but this 
did not appear to have the desired effect.

So how can I change the message for FT8/FT4 to utilize "CQ DX" during general 
operating?

Jim/KC4HW

PS:  I actually looked back through a few months of Writelog email that I have 
and did not see anything that might answer this question.  Further I found the 
Writelog email reflection and the archive goes way back, but unfortunately it 
does not have the ARCHIVE SEARCH enabled.  Mailman does provide for this 
feature in it setup screen, so I for one would like to lobby that this feature 
be enabled in the future.  Thanks!  
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