Well I finally got working back to normal. I made sure I cleared all fields in the contest mode. The next qso I had the serial nbrs were gone. I guess they said it was Cockpit Error Hi Hi. -- 73 NU4N

I don't do much contesting using FLDIGI but I'll take a stab at it. I operated a RTTY contest some time ago and set up a set of macros, etc just for that contest. I don't even remember which contest

For some reason I am not able to recv. signals on the left had side of he FLDIGI program. Any help would be appreciated? -- 73 NU4N Dave

When I bring up FLDIGI I am still in the Va QSO party that had serial numbers for the exchange. I turned off the contest in config file. Also I deleted the contest but the serial numbers sequence

Which interface? For Hamlib FLDigi is still using libhamlib-2.dll which pre-dates the IC-705. Maybe we can get Dave to start using libhamlib-4.dll If you use FLRig it has support for the 705

Flrig 1.4.5 DOES List IC-705 FLdigi 4.1.20.50 DOES List IC-705 Chris N9JCA 73

As an IC-705 user, I found it interesting that FLDIGI does not list the IC-705 as a supported RIG.

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One more way. I only want to reset the time when I ID. So, I put <RX> in with my call on F1 and then just hit the Pause key one time to turn TX aback on. 73, Jerry K9KB

As it was explained to me in a while ago when I was having a similar problem/question with a similar problem that you are experiencing --- this may have provide some basic explanation on

Another way to skin the cat. Glad you figured out a way to do it. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

Well, I’m really not good at this computer stuff, not in my skill set at all. So this is crude as all heck, but SCOTT is the wizard! I wish I was better at Photo-Shop! Vy73 – Mike

Ah ha. That would definitely reset the timer, but it would also send DE K9JB twice. I discovered that if I hit the Pause key twice it toggles TX off and back on and resets the timer. I believe Dave

Just realized that your question was all within one macro. I haven't tried that, but my intent was for you to hit the same macro button twice, not an all in one macro. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

Yes, there is or was a macro button already defined as that command. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

Cliff, I think this is what you’re saying is: DE K9JB <TX/RX><TX/RX>. Is that correct? 73, Jerry K9JB

Behind the curtain is a wizened little old man doing magic things. Glad you have the solution in hand. 73, David, W1HKJ On 3/22/22 13:46, Stanford

I have been trying to put my IC-7700 into DATA 3 mode because it is set to "LAN" and must be in that mode to transmit. I had to go to the IC-7700 and push the "DATA" button to get to DATA3. I had to

Jerry, Just hit the T/R toggle macro twice. First hit goes back to Rx and the second puts it back in Tx. Pretty simple. It's already in your default macros unless you've changed it. I think it

That’s what I’m trying to do except its <RX><TX>. Can I call a macro from a different macro? I couldn’t find it on the list. Jerry K9JB