Yes I know that, and I use that, but i mean that functiom should work automaicly (as an option) like in TRlog or N1MM When you have radio connected via hamlib and looking around on band, when frequency is similiar +/-100Hz ( that allso should.be configurable) the callsign field fills automaticly :) 11 sie 2015 08:49 "Ervin Hegedüs" <airw...@gmail.com> napisał(a):
> Hi Tomasz, > > On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 01:52:53AM +0200, Tomasz Pabich wrote: > > Are they some plan to add automtic fill callsign from bandmap in S&P mode > > ?? also autoadding spot to bandmap when you heard somebody and wat to > back > > later. Both propositions are timesavers for opertors. > > yes, these are implemented. > > If you're working in S&P mode, and you hear a station with too > heavy pile up, you can put it to your bandmap with "CTRL+A" (I > think that means "ADD"). These callsigns signed it with a "*" > (asterix) character, then you can see, those are your own spots. > > Then you can grab the callsigns from bandmap with "CTRL+G" (what > possible means "GRAB" :)), sequentially. CTRL+G grabs not just > your own spots, it reads all BUT NOT WORKED callsigns. CTRL+G > works circurally, that means if you grab the last callsign from > your visible bandmap, then the next CTRL+G will load the first > callsign again from your visible bandmap. > > Worked callsigns seems with lower case form, and they are with > black color. > > If you work in non-assisted mode, and you didn't configured > cluster, the own-spot-handling feature is works as well. > > > Hope this helps to you, > > > 73, Ervin > > >
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