[Dx4win] Packet cluster question - sorry, it may be bit long

[Wayne]

It depends on the type of Cluster your using. If it's DXSpider, try sh/mydx

73

Wayne  WA1PMA

On 12/7/2011 9:01 PM, Chaz Cone wrote:
> Like many of us, I learned some years ago just enough cluster commands to get by.
>
> Recently, I decided to tailor my internet cluster connections to give me exactly what I want -- and I learned a lot with hours of Google research.   I now have it working (almost) exactly the way I want.
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> What I want is:
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> To receive spots only from the US and Canada
> To receive DX spots only from surrounding states (I live in Georgia)
> To receive DX spots only for the bands and modes for which I'm active
> To receive DX spots only for the ARRL entities that I need; that is, those for whom I've not received a paper QSL
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> It took a lot of research and experimentation to get this working perfectly -- but I did it!  If you'd like to see my commands (as examples), email me off list and I'll send them to you.
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> After you sign on to a cluster in DX4WIN, you can send the cluster commands to the cluster and it will remember them. If you use more than one cluster, just send the commands to each.
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> All spots incoming real-time are processed through the filters just fine; I only see the ones I want.
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> Here's my question.  Even after you've established your filters on a cluster, typing show/dx ignores your filters and shows the most recent spots.  Is there a command that will show/dx through my filters?
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> If not it seems a very strange omission from the command structure.
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>
> Chaz W4GKF
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>
> I've broken my pick on this one :(
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>
> Chaz W4GKF
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