Aloha. My background first: 83-year-old PhD YL, first licensed in 1954. I've installed the latest FLDIGI Windows version and have set/initiated/saved HamLibrary CAT control for Yaesu FT 5000 for my

The long CQ is a misunderstanding of advice on the Olivia group. Will change my length. -- 73 de Guy G4DWV 4X1LT

I use the <AFTER:xx> command. I have mine set for 20 seconds after I unkey, it will begin transmitting. Olivia at 8/250 with one of those lines will take about 30 ~ 35 seconds. I only use one line.

hat's my macro too, except for the last 8 lines... :-) Larry, K4MLA On 8/26/2020 9:06 AM, Guy G4DWV 4X1LT wrote:

Thanks for the advice. Our originators and recipients do have the same ARC forms, and the form data get through OK in some cases. We run into problems if line breaks are inserted into a message, along

Oh my - with an almost 4 minute CQ, I would assume that someone’s transmitter and computer had frozen up. Yeah, that’s a tad long. - 73 Mike N3LI - - Michael Coslo - Frequency Coordinator,

An oft repeated misunderstanding of the timer macro. Perhaps the cause is US vice the Queen's English. You did not say which Olivia (baud rate changes significantly), but you

Guy, Timer is the wrong macro tag to use. Try the After macro tag. If that doesn’t do what you want try the Wait tag. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

I remembered what the issue is. The timer starts at the beginning of the macro. So, the timer command must include the running time of the macro and THEN add any waiting time. -- 73 de Guy G4DWV

How long does it take to do the 10 CQ's? SomewhereI think I have read that the timer basically starts with the start of the macro. so does the 10 cq's take around 230

Here is a macro I use for calling on Olivia. Long CQs are advised:- <TX> CQ CQ CQ de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL> CQ CQ CQ de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL> CQ CQ CQ de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL> CQ CQ CQ

We have ARC forms in our Flmsg folder and they are sent exactly as designed after entering the data. The recipient has to have the same form in his/her Flmsg folder for this to work.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fldigi/files/fldigi/ -- 73 de Guy G4DWV 4X1LT

See section 6.14 in the manual how to run two copies of Fldigi. That way you can have one for each rig. You can copy all the supporting files to each config so macros etc will all be the same. If you

Hi - here I have a 991 and a 857 Its possible to start FLDIGI with a parameter/option to say the RIG is these or that All other Files (macros, log etc) should be the same. eg fldigi ---RIGxy or

If you go to in the fldigi menu header Help your can select the on-line manual or go to the fldigi line of www.w1hkj.com and to the right on that line there is a link to download the PDF manual. I

Den, With the Config Tree then click on the arrow at the end of each heading to open the submenu items. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

Chris - thanks for the tip. It was either the "spot" button turn on or one of the other suggestions but the antenna info is now showing up on my callsign spots. Problem solved. thanks to all that

Taking a wild shot at this, but when I open the configuration menu, It has to be on the same screen as the main program. Sounds strange, and took me awhile to figure out. - 73 - - Michael Coslo

Hi, where can I get a direction video/manual of the software? Thanks! - Dave