Ken,
I guess I confused things by my email.
Quoting your previous email - below is what you are sending to the other station:
<TX> <CALL> 599? <CNTR>? <CNTR>? <INCR>? <MYCALL> <RX>
I am suggesting remove the <INCR> from your macro quoted above. The <INCR> in that position causes the serial number to increment before you log it.?
After you log then increment it after the logging macro, such as <LOG><INCR> ?No need for <RX> to start out the macro. This way the serial number will be incremented before your next contact, ASSUMING that you log each contact.
If you don't do it this way then if you use the <DECR>, as you seem to be trying now, your next contact will have the wrong serial number.?
You could also put it all in one macro if you want, however I would not do it that way because you may not want to log every one for some reason:
<TX> <CALL> 599? <CNTR>? <CNTR> ?<MYCALL> <RX> <LOG> <INCR>
On Feb 11, 2023, at 13:23, Ken Smith via <
kls235@...> wrote:
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No, it is only <LOG>
I tried this <RX><INCR><LOG> and the number doubled, Like should be 95, but doubled to 97.
Next? I used <RX><DECR><LOG> and that made it come out correctly, but when I respond to another station it won't transmit.
So, not good yet.
