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Capturing QSO data Fldigi supports two QSO capture panels. The first for casual QSO logging and the second for contest fields The frequency, Off (time off), and #Out are filled by the program. All the others can be populated by manual keyboard entry or by selection from the Rx panel. The time off, Off, is continuously update with the current GMT. The time on, On, will be filled in when the Call is updated, but can be modified later by the operator. A right click on the Rx panel brings up a context sensitive menu that will reflect which of the two QSO capture views you have open. Normal Short Menu Normal Long Menu Contest Short Menu FldigiContents QSO Logbook Contest Long Menu If you highlight text in the Rx pane then the menu selection will operate on that text. If you simply point to a word of text and right click then the menu selection will operate on the single word. Certain fields may also be populated with automatic parsing, Call, Name, Qth and Loc. You point to the Rx pane Capturing QSO data 96
FldigiContents QSO Logbook word and then either double-left-click or hold a shift key down and left click. The program will attempt to parse the word as a regular expression to populate the Call, Name, Qth, and Loc fields in that order. It may place some non standard calls into the Loc field if they qualify as a proper Maidenhead Grid Square, such as MM55CQ. That may be a special event station, but it also looks like a grid square locator value. You need to decide when that occurs and use the pop up menu for those special cases. The first non-Call non-Loc word will fill the Name field and subsequent qualify words will go into the Qth field. A highlighted section of text, can always be copied to the clipboard for subsequent pasting elsewhere. The Copy menu item will be active when text in the Rx pane has been highlighted. That text can also be saved to a file. Use the "Save as..." menu item for that purpose. All data fields in fldigi share a common set of keyboard shortcuts. Linux users will recognize these as familiar Emacs shortcuts. There is also a small popup menu that can be opened for each field by right clicking the contents with the mouse: Highlighted text will be overwritten when a paste is selected. Otherwise the clipboard will be pasted at the current cursor position. You can query on-line and local CD based data base systems for data regarding a Call. Set up your query using the Callsign Db configuration tab. You make the query by either clicking on the globe button, or selecing "Look up call" from the menu. The latter will also move the call to the Call field and make the query. If you have previously worked a station the logbook will be searched for the most recent qso and fill the Name, Qth and other fields from the logbook. If the logbook dialog is open that last qso will be selected for viewing in the logbook. You open the logbook by selecting from the View menu; View/Logbook. The logbook title bar will show you which logbook you currently have open. fldigi can maintain an unlimited (except for disk space) number of logbooks. Capturing QSO data 97
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Page 87 and 88: Macros Macros are short text statem
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