Hi,
I was looking at the cwdaemon 'd' command which controls delay for
PTT. Looks like TLF only uses at startup to configure this with a
config file entry:
TXDELAY (Turn On Delay) control for cwdaemon.
The value of TOD from logcfg.dat is sent to the keyer at startup.
Value range is 0 ... 50 ms (0 switches PTT off completely)
Does anyone use this? Seems like this is better as a cwdaemon
configuration item rather than something I'd be inclined to do through
cwdaemon clients.
Note: I am not asking for any changes to tlf. Was just considering
whether or not to implement 'd' in my own cwdaemon implementation.
(Up to now, I do not, but do provide warning that client tried to
use.) I checked a couple of other loggers available in debian and
looks like they do not use the 'd' command.
Thanks and best regards,
Drew
n7da
