Ok, there seems to be one significant difference to CW/SSB. The QTCs in
RTTY are transmitted in batches. This
makes it somehow difficult to keep it compatible, but its possible
(different DIGIMODE handling). There need
to be a macro to request to repeat a selected line. Another macro for
repeat all. When ALT-R is pressed TLF should be looking for a line
begining with QTC xxx/xx to have a trigger point. And then copy the
whole block in.
73 Fred
Am 03.11.2013 10:49, schrieb Ervin Hegedüs - HA2OS:
hello,
On Sun, Nov 03, 2013 at 09:04:26AM +0000, FS wrote:
Yes, that could work. Lets say, the user enters the the series
number like xx/xx, and the QRV message is sent, TLF is triggered to
take everyting in a pattern like, by grabing it from gMFSK.log:
tttt cccccc nnn
time call number
Till I looked the examples of QTC, especially RTTY mode, I found
this (very good) summary:
http://www.guernsey.net/~pcooper/waedc.html
On this page the author said there are several forms of QTC:
"So, you will end up with something like this:
001/10
0012 G3URA 049
0013/AA5AU/056
0014-RA9FOE-012
etc for ten lines."
So, the separator sign should be " " (space), "/" (slash), "-"
(hyphen/minus) character. That's no problem, but it would be nice
to know, is there any other formula to separate the fields, or
operators (and softares) only uses these?
I think I can handle all or them above.
I a not aware if they send in RTTY shortend versions, like two
figures for the time, or so.
I don't know that too... :)
Maybe the user could be asked if he
wants to accept it, if yes a ROGER is send otherwise a PSE REPEAT.
Hmmm... I'm not sure is it a good solution. Otherwise, if
somebody had WAEDC-RTTY, and received many QTC's, please confirm
that: anybody (or any software) uses the different formula that
listed above, or not?
thanks, 73:
Ervin
HA2OS
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