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Hi. One thing to be aware of, if you run a mode with an audio component less than half the highest audio frequency your radio will pass on transmit, is that any audio distortion products will be

Sara make sure you put frequency change first then next line modem change. If you do it in reverse you have to click your macro twice to work. Just an FYI 73 Don ________________________________ Sent:

Hi Richard Configuration | Poll possibly? ie the top row (or more) should be checked and? "disable"s unchecked. Cheers Bob VK2YQA

Running FLRIG version 2.0.05.? I had s-meter, power meter, SWR etc working.? Somewhere along the line they stopped working.? I must have done something to make them stop working but I don't know

Great discussion.? Seems like we could move Olivia to 1000.? I already have a simple macro to switch to Olivia and it would just take a second to add a line to it to change the frequency.???

Jack KD4IZ and Don AB1PH, When I tested with Fldigi only it appeared to work but with radio on I can see 1000 as red and 1500 as green. As confirmed by Dave W1HKJ FSQ is fixed at 1500. The good news

Thanks Don, I understand and I do use fldigi macros extensively. But thank you for reviewing them for others. The root of my question is that yes, you can move the window on screen, however the

If you unhighlite the LK button what does it do? [email protected]> wrote:

Ok I tested this. Indeed it does move the cursor and change the center frequency. . However, FSQ still transmits on 1500 Hz center. [image: image.png] It looks like this center frequency is hard coded

Hi Jack, As I understand it the GOFREQ command is independent of modem choice. It moves the WF cursor to freq NNNN Hz. That being said you can add a modem change in the same macro. It would look like

Hi Don, You have tested this macro for FSQ? Or is this macro to shift other modes? Jack - KD4IZ Sent: Thursday, August 1, 2024 21:41 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nbems] FSQ in FLDIGI: center

Don I had another thought besides changing the sweet spot. You can also make up a macro to go to whatever frequency you want to TX to . Simply use <GOFREQ:NNNN>. A fancy macro to change frequency

Not understanding issue but check your sweat spot in config. Change that to what you want to TX on. Hope this helps. AB1PH Sent from another world

My thanks to KD8FTR and Bob for clarifying this. [email protected]> wrote: -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

Oh shd point out that Waterfall | Display has the colour settings; Signal BW, Center line, Signal trks, Notch, RsID Zone, Monitor, so depending on your colour scheme/palette, yellow could be something

Hi Don RsID detection bandwidth. The dotted lines disappear if RxID button upper right is not green. The colour can be changed. See Configure | Config Dialogue | IDs | RsID Settings box in lower right

I believe that is the decode area for RSID. You can adjust the width in setting in case a station is a little off frequency. Right click the RxID button and click the box on passband if you want to

I know this has come u p before, but what are the two yellow dotted lines in the waterfall and how do I control them? Thanks! -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

Could it be an errant value in RsID squelch open time? I think the default is 5 seconds. Bob VK2YQA

I have this issue on Win10. Started after upgrading to version 4.2.05 from version 4.1.