Hi Keith
I'd expect the last two commands need to be prefixed @ so they
run post TX>RX.
TXRSID toggle I think will be TXRSID:t
You can restrict the PUSH to just the freq if you like. It (and
other commands) may even need an inline (!) prefix. As I remember
there is a default re-sequencing that can be applied.?
Not all commands will accept the delayed or inline prefix. The
manual is quite detailed in this. Dave also produced a fairly
detailed document (some time ago) that covers the sequencing
aspect.
so;
<PUSH:f>
<TXRSID:t>
<GOFREQ:1477>
<TUNE:1.5>
<RX>
<@TXRSID:t>
<@POP>
I don't promise this will work! Not sure if TUNE accepts a
subsecond argument either. If not, a workaround is to TX a 1.5 sec
1477Hz WAV file using <AUDIO:filename.wav>
Cheers Bob VK2YQA
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On 23/1/25 05:35, Keith/KI5US via
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The Keystone ARC in York, PA, runs a SSTV repeater on 28.680.
It requires a 1477 Hz tone for 1.5 seconds that (should) trigger
the repeater to send a CW-ID.? Then, one can send a SSTV image
to be received by the repeater.?
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I use QSSTV in Ubuntu which does have a 'Transmit Tone'
feature (little music note in the transmit panel).? However, the
transmit time variable appears to be type integer, so it's 1
second or 2 seconds....not 1.5 seconds.
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So, I thought I'd try to get FLDIGI (4.2.06) to generate that
tone (and give me an opportunity to explore some of the
seldom-used macro commands).? Here's what I came up with:
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<PUSH>
<TXRSID:on|off|t>
<GOFREQ:1477>
<TUNE:1.5>
<RX>
<TXRSID:on|off|t>
<POP>
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In theory, FLDIGI should transmit just a 1477 Hz tone for 1.5
seconds, then return to whatever cursor audio frequency and
TXRSID state it was in prior to executing the macro.
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It sort-of works.? Audio frequency doesn't change but the rig
goes to transmit for about the right time.? Starting with TXRSID
selected, it doesn't seem to toggle and it transmits a TXRSID
before returning to receive. So,? ?TXRSID:on|off|t? ?and?
?GOFREQ? ?don't seem to work as I'd have expected.
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I suspect I'm not using these macro commands correctly....I'd
welcome anyone more familiar with these that cares to
comment/suggest.
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73
Keith/KI5US
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