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On Feb 29, 2020, at 7:53 PM, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:

?If Commander is running and the radio accepts a CI-V command that cause it to transmit a specified "CW memory", you can setup a macro in WinWarbler that directs Commander to send the appropriate CI-V command to the radio; the specific macro command is xcvrcommand, and its described here:

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Both of those radios can be directed to transmit CW text via CAT command, so you have the option of creating WinWarbler macros that are more flexible than the radio's "CW memories"; for example, they can automatically reference your QSO partner's name, QTH, or signal report.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

Yes, I’ve been doing the cw text via cat, works well, been tweaking the macros a bit, just wondered if it would trigger the radio memories....I assume it would also do the voice memories as well....
> On Feb 29, 2020, at 7:53 PM, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:
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> ?If Commander is running and the radio accepts a CI-V command that cause it to transmit a specified "CW memory", you can setup a macro in WinWarbler that directs Commander to send the appropriate CI-V command to the radio; the specific macro command is xcvrcommand, and its described here:
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> Both of those radios can be directed to transmit CW text via CAT command, so you have the option of creating WinWarbler macros that are more flexible than the radio's "CW memories"; for example, they can automatically reference your QSO partner's name, QTH, or signal report.
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