Hello ,
is it possible, at the start of the SW, to send an automatic command SH/DX 40 (last 40 spots of the Cluster) to get to the situation of the spots before turning on SwissLog?
Thanks Fabrizio IK6DLK
(18-03-2018, 12:45 PM)IK6DLK Wrote: [ -> ]Hello ,
is it possible, at the start of the SW, to send an automatic command SH/DX 40 (last 40 spots of the Cluster) to get to the situation of the spots before turning on SwissLog?
Thanks Fabrizio IK6DLK
If you mean an automatic Cluster command to get the last 40 spots from the Cluster, simply write the startup script as you want it. For example, DX Spider nodes can be programmed thus:
set/startup
sh/dx/40
/ex
Therefore, when Swisslog starts and logs into the DX Cluster, the first response will be to send to the DX Message(s) windows the current situation of 40 DX Spots.
Note that different Cluster software have different syntax and, if using this solution to your question, a review of the relevant user documentation will reveal the local requirement.
Erik.
Erik, thanks for the reply.
Translated into the language of SwissLog the window is the one in the picture and inserted the command you suggested, the result is not there.
Where is it wrong?
TNX Fabrizio IK6DLK
(19-03-2018, 08:54 PM)IK6DLK Wrote: [ -> ]Erik, thanks for the reply.
Translated into the language of SwissLog the window is the one in the picture and inserted the command you suggested, the result is not there.
Where is it wrong?
TNX Fabrizio IK6DLK
Your syntax is not as I advised. Enter as I typed in my first reply and you will get:
> set/startup
set/startup
Enter lines of text, /EX to send or /ABORT to exit
> sh/dx/40
sh/dx/40
> /ex
/ex
Startup Script for G0CGL-1 saved, 1 lines
G0CGL-1 de DB0SUE-7 19-Mar-2018 2018Z dxspider >
I hope this is more clear now. 73 de Erik G0CGL / EI4KF.
Hello all,
Edit the LOGON SCRIPT and add the following line at the end if you want to show last 40 spots:
/S sh/dx/40
You have to add /S to indicate Swisslog to send the next text. Please read the "Telnet and IRC Support" in Swisslog help where you will find detailed explanation about script commands.
Best 73