[Dx4win] packet questios new user
David Kozinn, K2DBK
k2dbk at arrl.net
Mon Feb 27 20:27:21 EST 2012
Unfortunately, there's no auto-login feature built into DX4WIN. However,
you can make things easier by using this technique: After starting
DX4WIN, click anywhere on the packet window, then press Enter. You'll
get a little popup that says "No connection active". Press enter again
and you'll get the list of available packet clusters. The most recently
used one will be on top (at least in recent versions.) Press enter one
more time and you'll be connected. At that point, you do have to type in
a callsign, though you can also program it onto one of the function keys
which might save a little time.
As for seeing the spotter's callsign, try making the DX spots window
wider (or adjust the size of some of the other columns by positioning
the cursor over the "|" at the top and dragging) and you'll see the
Spotter column, it's the second from the end on the right.
On 2/27/2012 7:27 PM, Art Holmes wrote:
> Is it necessary to specify the cluster node and my call each time the packet
> function is initiated?
>
> Is it possible to identify the station that entered the spot?
>
>
> Thanks art W1RZF
>
> --
> 73,
> David, K2DBK
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