Yes, I use STDCFG.DAT. Here is:
MY CALL = OK1RR
DISPLAY MODE = COLOR
AUTO CALL TERMINATE = TRUE
AUTO SEND CHARACTER COUNT = 4
BAND MAP ENABLE = TRUE
DUPE CHECK SOUND = NONE
WINKEYER PORT = SERIAL /dev/ttyACM1
RADIO ONE TYPE = rigctld;4532;/dev/ttyUSB1;2047;115200;38;
PACKET PORT = SERIAL shell
EIGHT BIT PACKET PORT = TRUE
MY GRID = JO70FB
CW TONE = 0
PADDLE MONITOR TONE = 0
LOG FREQUENCY ENABLE = TRUE
MULTIPLE MODES = FALSE
NO POLL DURING PTT = TRUE
DE ENABLE = FALSE
FARNSWORTH ENABLE = FALSE
SHORT INTEGERS=TRUE
SHORT 0=T
SHORT 1=1
SHORT 2=2
SHORT 9=N
LEADING ZEROS=0
WEIGHT = 0.96
ASK FOR FREQUENCIES = FALSE
AUTO S&P ENABLE = TRUE
AUTO S&P ENABLE SENSITIVITY = 200
BEEP ENABLE = FALSE
POSSIBLE CALL MODE = ALL
PTT ENABLE = FALSE
PTT TURN ON DELAY = 0
73
Martin OK1RR
Dne 07. 06. 22 v 15:15 Tree napsal(a):
Martin - can you verify that you can turn off the tone with the Control-J
setting? (CW TONE).
If you can - you can simply put the command:
CW TONE = 0
in a STDCFG.DAT file (locate it where the TR program is) and that will
become you new default.
Tree N6TR
On Tue, Jun 7, 2022 at 2:10 AM Martin Kratoska <martin@ok1rr.com> wrote:
I have a Microham DXP here that includes a K1EL version 3.1 chip. It
works very well, in TR4W with Wine the monitor is turned off after
starting the program. CQRlog - the monitor is turned off after startup.
It is enabled only in the TR Log, ported for Linux. Why?
I don't understand why it's not the other way around - by default the
monitor is turned off and who needs it should turn it on. TR Log for
Linux behaves exactly the opposite of other programs. Why? I don't
understand those who want it this way...
Under these circumstances, I have no choice but to either modify the
relevant piece of code myself or continue to ignore TR Linux and give
priority to TR4W with Wine.
73,
Martin, OK1RR
Dne 07. 06. 22 v 1:47 George Fremin III napsal(a):
On Mon, Jun 06, 2022 at 10:55:53AM +0200, Martin Kratoska wrote:
can I ask to remove everything concerning sidetone (monitor tone)
from the winkeyer support routine? It is not needed, there is
already the radio sidetone. Why should the keyer beep on the table?
I disagree - I think there are times when someone might want to make
the keyer sidetone to work. I just had one here - I do not have a
radio hooked up but it was a great way to play with the software and
prove that I am sending code to the keyer.
And you can, as a user, turn off the sidetone in the winkeyer with the
ctl-j menu setting. It seems better to have the user in conrol of
that and have it work just as it does now.
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