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++ ++ WARNING! ++ Backup your data often! BACKUP your log directory at the end of EVERY session! ++ All that you need to backup and store in a safe place is the log database directory ++ located in the ~/.config/cqrlog/database folder, or you can enable the autobackup function ++ in Preferences. This autobackup function creates an ADIF file with a backup of your log. ++ | ++
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If you are not sure can your rig send CW via rigctld (HamLib) you may check it by opening console
++while cqrlog is running and typing command:
++telnet localhost 4532
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++After getting connected type command:
++\dump_caps
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++You get several lines, one with text: Can send Morse: Y
++As you may guess Y means rig can send CW, N means it can not.
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++Commands used for HamLib CW are: ++
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++With Ctrl-Z you can scroll back 5 last used DXCluster commands. It is very handy if you make error ++ in cluster command. You do not have to retype everything, just Ctrl-Z and then fix the command and send it again. ++ With Ctrl-S you can save the DXCluster command that you have typed, but not yet sent to dxcluster. ++ Command disappears from "command"-line and is saved as StartConnectionCommand. It will be sent to dxcluster as ++ first command after connection is established. You can set it for example sh/dx 50 to get your Bandmap ++ populated right away when connected. ++ You can type this command to "command"-line and save it with Ctrl-S when you are not connected, but it will be saved also when you are connected to DXCluster (then it is not sent to DXCluster, just saved). ++To remove saved StartConnectionCommand just press Ctrl-S when "command"-line is empty. ++ This command can be set also via Preferences/DXCluster. ++
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++ ++ WARNING! ++ Backup your data often! BACKUP your log directory at the end of EVERY session! ++ All that you need to backup and store in a safe place is the log database directory ++ located in the ~/.config/cqrlog/database folder, or you can enable the autobackup function ++ in Preferences. This autobackup function creates an ADIF file with a backup of your log. ++ /td> ++ |
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++ ++ "Run at cqrlog start" and "Run at cqrlog stop" calls to scripts: ++ ~/.config/cqrlog/start.sh ++ ~/.config/cqrlog/stop.sh
++ They are called when program is up/goes down and rigctld is still running.
++ You can do anything with them.
++ If you have PC controlled relay box you can start your coffee maker when cqrlog starts and when cqlog is closed
++ switch coffee maker off :D :D :D
++ If you have rotctld yuo can turn your antenna to start direction.
++ With rigctld you can power your rig, or/and set your favorite frequency and mode when cqrlog starts.
++ At cqrlog closing phase 1000ms (1sec) wait time is added so that script can access to rigctld before it goes down.
++ This should be enough to execute a command.
++ Some examples for script with rigctld commands (for more consult "man rigctld"):
++ --------------------------------------------- ++ #!/bin/bash ++ # remove # from beginning of line you want to take in use: ++ #echo -n -e '\x87'0 | nc localhost 4532 #Turns rig power OFF ++ #echo -n -e '\x87'1 | nc localhost 4532 #Turns rig power ON ++ #echo -n -e '\x87'2 | nc localhost 4532 #Turns rig power STANDBY ++ #echo -n -e F 3510000 | nc localhost 4532 # Set frequency to 3.510Mhz ++ #echo -n -e M USB 0 | nc localhost 4532 #Set mode USB with default filter width ++ #echo -n -e M CW 500 | nc localhost 4532 #Set mode CW with 500Hz filter (must be installed) ++ exit ++ --------------------------------------------- ++++ For stop.sh it is just a copy of start.sh with different lines selected (# removed from start) ++ ++ Remember to chmod a+x start.sh and stop.sh to make them execute for all. ++
NOTE: Your rig may not start with rigctld power-on command if it is totally powered of (CPU is not running). ++ In that case try to set it to stand by-state at closing time. Then it may start again with power-on command. ++
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++ ++ WARNING! ++ Backup your data often! BACKUP your log directory at the end of EVERY session! ++ All that you need to backup and store in a safe place is the log database directory ++ located in the ~/.config/cqrlog/database folder, or you can enable the autobackup function ++ in Preferences. This autobackup function creates an ADIF file with a backup of your log. ++ /td> ++ |
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++TRX Control window Shows current frequency.
++Allows Change of Band, mode, memory and rig.
++With P-on/off/stb buttons current rig can be set ON, OFF or STANDBY (if it supports rigctld power commands).
++Default setting for power buttons is hidden. You can change it via dropdown menu "Preferences".
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See also setting up TRXControl ++
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