Fldigi - Kambing UI

append the current data in the 2nd status field; imd for BPSK
name cause program to change operating mode to named mode. Use the shorthand names that are in
the pick list.
submit QSO data to logbook program & clear the QSO data fields. This macro reference is not
constrained to a particular position in the macro. The macro reference action takes place when macro is
expanded, so effect is seen immediately after pressing the macro function key which contains this macro
reference.
causes fldigi to transmit an idle signal for NN seconds
auto repeat this macro after NN seconds
select this from the tag list; a file selection dialog opens for you to choose the file. Select your
file to be inserted with this macro. The tag definition will be completed with the fully qualified filename inserted
into the macro definition as in:
The specified file will be opened and the text inserted into the Tx buffer when this macro is executed.
select this from the tag list; a file selection dialog opens for you to choose the file. Select
your macro file to be inserted with this macro. The tag definition will be completed with the fully qualified
filename inserted into the macro definition as in:
The new set of macros will be opened and replace the current one when this macro is executed.
Local references are specified during the program configuration and can be changed during program operation.
Remote references are all part of the qso log field definitions and are routinely changed from contact to contact.
Global references are for items like Greenwich Mean Time.
FldigiContents Macros
The macros.mdf file can be edited with any ascii text editor such as kedit, gedit, geany, nano etc. But it is much
easier to use the built-in macro editor provided in the program.
Right click on any macro key (or the alternate set) and a macro editing dialog opens with the current copy of that
macro and its label. This looks very similar to the DigiPan macro editor at the urging of Skip Teller, KH6TY.
The Text box is a mini-editor with a very limited set of control functions. You can mark, bound and select text
for deletion (ctrl-X), copy (ctrl-C), and paste (ctrl-V). Marked text can also be deleted with the delete or the
backspace keys. Marked text modification can also be invoked by using the mouse right click after highlighting.
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