Re: Spot Filtering
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Pat Whelton
Ahh !!! Thanks Dale. That looks like what I need. I’ll
check it out after I fully wake up.
Pat - KZ5J
Pat; Check out his page, this might help. I will be here all night, probably until at least 1:00 pm est.
http://www.n3fjp.com/help/bandmaphelp.html
Dale K8TS
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Pat Whelton
Hi Dale. Sorry, WAY, WAY too complicated. I tried what you said and FINALLY got the screen where you could enter frequencies but it still showed the whole band from 14.000 to 14.500 or somewhere. I entered 14.000 to 14.079 but can’t figure out how to “SAVE” that setting. Also every time I click on something it keeps going from vertical to horizontal. Is there a way to set it and forget it?
Thanks for going to the trouble of putting together the photos. They helped but I’m still not totally there yet.
Pat - KZ5J
Hi Pat; Here are some of the things I do. I have included some shots. I could not get the pics to come up in order, so referring to them Left to Right: The Second shot shows where you can adjust the zoom settings. When the little screen shows click on it. The First shot shows the little pop up window where you can adjust the band map limitations. Note I have set it just under the digi freqs. The Third Shot (I did not allow for it to do it) but now the band map will only populate within the settings on the Zoom. Hope this helps, sorry the pics did not come out in order. Dale K8TS
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Whelton
Hi Dale. Thanks for your input but you kind’a lost me. When the band map thingie pops up when I call up ACLog I always close it. I didn’t realize there were settings for it. Out of curiosity where can I find the settings you're talking about (i.e.: excluding the digital frequencies)? The next time I call up ACLog I’ll leave the band map up to see if it helps any.
I’ll tell you what would probably help immensely and that’s suggesting that folks stop spotting local contacts (i.e.: USA to USA).
Yes, like you, I’m looking forward to Scott’s future changes as well.
Thanks again.
Pat - KZ5J
Pat: A work around that I use when operating cw is to set the band map to exclude the digital frequencies. Such as on 20 meters, I might set it to only show 14.000 to 14.065. Some of the slower cw ops will sometimes be on the higher frequencies, but rarely will the DX stations show up. I have found that in a DX contest the DX however will go above the digital frequencies which is a minor irritation. It helps, but looking forward to what Scott comes up with. Dale K8TS
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Whelton
Hi Scott. Thanks. That will be a great addition and I look forward to it.
Regards,
Pat - KZ5J
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2019 9:24 AM Subject: Re: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] Spot Filtering
Hi Pat,
Thanks for your e-mail. That additional filtering from within my software is in the future plans.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
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Message----- I would like to modify my DX spotting window so that “NO” spots will be displayed for activity spotted on 14.080. I’ve looked at the Filter Settings and can’t see a way to accomplish this. Anyone have any ideas? I’m really trying to block all ‘FT*’ but it looks like FT* shows up as CW in the mode field and I really don’t want to block CW.
If I could just somehow block the frequency 14.080 that would help a BUNCH.
Anyone figured out a work-around?
73,
Pat - KZ5J
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