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And last but certainly not least, I must thank the crew who perform alpha testing of the application. These are stalwart amateurs who risk their operating system and radio equipment in testing, testing and more testing. Their only reward is in being able to influence the design of the application and the fun of seeing it work and the bugs disappear. Thank you to: Call Name Call Name Call Name Call Name 4Z5ST Boris K3GAU David KU1T Zibi VA3DB Dianne AA0HW Chuck K4XTT Victor KV9U Rick VE3IXI Dave AC7JN Dave K6KAR Kirk N0NB Nate VK2TMG Brett CT1DRB David K7BRK Chris N2AWG Rick VK4BDJ David CX7BF Walter K4RE Brian N4UM Tim W3NR Ed DF4OR Ekki K9AO Rick N4ZNV Mike W4ROS Ross DK1JBE Tom KB3FN Lynn N6WFL Jason W6JVE Jim DL6XAZ Fred KD0AR Mike N8FQ Joe WA3VPZ Marshal DL8FCL Walter KD4O Phil NN8B Don WA4SXZ Rich G0UZP Paul KD8DKT Mike NT1G Skip WB8ROL Gary G3TDJ Andy KE3Y Travis OZ4KK Erik WD4FDW Steve G6CKR Roger KH6TY Skip PA0R Rein WD4FNY Bill G8SQH David KL7NA Rob PA3GWH Richard WU9Q Bob and many others whose names are not listed, please accept my apology. All the testers were on different platforms and used different Linux distributions and Windows versions. They represent users that have transceivers capable of hamlib support and users who do not. They have varying interests from very slow speed CW to high speed keyboard full break-in CW, from RTTY contesters to PSK rag chewers. They have insisted that fldigi perform well under all of those operations. I have been amazed by the global distribution of the testing team. It is easy to think that the internet will be the death of amateur radio. On the contrary it opens up so many additional ways for us to be cooperative. Contents FldigiContents Recognitions Recognitions 4
Installing Fldigi Precompiled Binary The precompiled binary is available with and without a dependency on PulseAudio. Unless you know that your system uses PulseAudio for its sound card service you should not download that version. You will need three shared libraries on your system, hamlib-1.2.7; libsamplerate; and libportaudio2. Use the libraries available for your linux distribution. Most current distributions use either deb or rpm files and can be accessed from a global repository. Building the libraries from source should be a last resort unless you are a knowledgable Linux user and have performed a library build from source in the past. Hamlib required You will need to have hamlib-1.2.7 installed on your system before fldigi can be executed. Most current distributions either have a deb or rpm distribution file for hamlib-1.2.7. If you must compile from source you can find it at: http://www.hamlib.org Follow the instructions in the source code top directory to compile, link and install the library. libsamplerate required You will need to have libsample installed on your system before fldigi can be executed. Most current distributions either have a deb or rpm distribution file for libsamplerate. If you must compile from source you can find it at: libsamplerate source Follow the instructions in the source code top directory to compile, link and install the library. PortAudio2 required You will need to have libportaudio2 installed on your system before fldigi can be executed. Most current distributions either have a deb or rpm distribution file for libportaudio2. If you must compile from source you can find it at: http://www.portaudio.com Follow the instructions in the source code top directory to compile, link and install the library. Installing fldigi FldigiContents Recognitions The static executables are tested on as many distributions as possible to insure that they work "out-of-the-box", but there are always a few Linux distributions that may have a missing link or library. The precompiled binaries have been tested and work correctly on all of the Debian and Ubuntu/Kubuntu distributions. They have also been tested and confirmed to work on Suse 10.1, and Mandriva 2007. Installing Fldigi 5
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Page 7 and 8: Installing Fldigi on Windows The po
Page 9 and 10: The help, images, logs, scripts and
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Page 13 and 14: Waterfall Configuration Waterfall C
Page 15 and 16: Rig Control If your transceiver is
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Page 19 and 20: Sound Card Configuration Sound Card
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Page 27 and 28: Id Configuration Fldigi offers seve
Page 29 and 30: Miscellaneous Configuration The swe
Page 31 and 32: Callsign DB Configuration FldigiCon
Page 33 and 34: ♦ MFSK ♦ MT-63 ♦ PSK ♦ Oliv
Page 35 and 36: Spot button - ♦ Beginners' Guide
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Page 41 and 42: Changing the weight, dash/dot or ed
Page 43 and 44: • Catalog # 270-054 • Catalog #
Page 45 and 46: Fldigi generates CW using AFCW (A2)
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Page 49 and 50: DominoEX Configuration Enter the se
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Picture with a slant This is what t
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MT63 Configuration MT63 is an ortho
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Olivia Configuration Olivia is a fa
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over multi-hop paths. In many insta
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Contents FldigiContents Psk Viewer
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Fldigi has a multi channel psk view
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It is possible to use fldigi to gen
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Attach an audio cable from the Rt.
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Thor Thor is a new forward error co
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Thor Configuration The decoder can
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Digiscope Display - WWV mode The WW
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Period of operation: 24 hours per d
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TUNE Mode Too often you see an over
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Function Keys Keys F1 through F12 a
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♦ Waterfall display text by simpl
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Digiscope Display Fldigi provides s
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Macros Macros are short text statem
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The macro reference in the pick lis
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Exec Macro The ... macro is desig
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Querying an external database The
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QSO Logbook Fldigi maintains a larg
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FldigiContents QSO Logbook word and
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Contest How To FldigiContents Conte
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Saving the entire session Select th
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The exchange macro is basically the
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http://pskreporter.info/cgi-bin/psk
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There are five levels of event logg
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modem.get_name s:n Returns the name
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Command Line Switches The following
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Rig Xml Howto This document describ
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the tag pair FldigiContents Rig Xm
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BINARY or DECIMAL This is an exampl
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EOF ; close(KML); #################
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parseUALR A simple parser to create
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snip ------------ copy the followin
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RST & RSQ Reporting RST Is the trad
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Build Info The following is obtaine
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This target will generate two bundl
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