[WriteLog] Version 11.24 CW/RTTY messages

Sat Jan 17 13:32:14 EST 2015

Jeff,
 > Joe - Not everyone uses the program the same way you do.
I'm merely suggesting the information is already present in the
WriteLog Manual [Help File] for those that care to look.
For example, the [Elecraft_K3_COMMANDS] section shows how to program
the RIT UP/RIT DOWN commands on two keyboard rig command keys. You
*may* be able to use a keyboard mapping program or your mouse driver
to map your scroll wheel to keyboard keys (scroll wheel generates
keystrokes) if you prefer to use a scroll wheel for that purpose but
information on specific software.
Again, I'm trying to suggest the functionality is already present.
All it takes is a little study and ingenuity - not for Wayne to
code yet another thinly documented option. There are already too
many options that are not well known ...
73,
 ... Joe, W4TV
On 2015年01月17日 1:03 PM, Jeff Stai wrote:
> Joe - Not everyone uses the program the same way you do. A convenient way
> to do RIT from the mouse and from the keyboard - both would have their uses
> and users.
>> The current mouse wheel function to tune the VFO is useful S&P but RIT is
> more useful for running.
>> I'm a right hand mouse, left hand keyboard user. 73 jeff wk6i
>>> On Sat, Jan 17, 2015 at 9:37 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV <lists at subich.com> wrote:
>>>>> what I really would like Steve and Wayne to work on would be someway
>>> to control the RIT frequency from the mouse wheel or scroll wheel
>>> where i would never have to leave the key board.
>>>>>>> Huh? Using the mouse wheel requires moving the hands from keyboard
>> to mouse. What you really want to do is create rig commands using
>> Setup | Keyboard Shortcuts to assign RigCommand functions to available
>> keys (e.g. Alt-PgUp/Alt-PgDn) for the active (keyboard focused) radio.
>>>> I have not spent any time looking but I suspect you can do that now
>> with a little study of the WriteLog Help file and the CAT Command
>> Reference for your particular transceiver.
>>>> 73,
>> ... Joe, W4TV
>>>>>>>>>>>> On 2015年01月17日 10:41 AM, Courtney Judd wrote:
>>>>> this is cool but not too practical for cw or rtty contests as I don't
>>> work any contests where cw and rtty are both worked. This would be
>>> neat in DX4WIN where I would be switching modes in causal operating.
>>> BUT; what I really would like Steve and Wayne to work on would be
>>> someway to control the RIT frequency from the mouse wheel or scroll
>>> wheel where i would never have to leave the key board. The %O works
>>> really great to reset the RIT freq so I would hope that there would
>>> be someway to just move the RIT + or - from the keyboard. This would
>>> be helpful in CW and RTTY contests. My 2 cents! 73's Cort K4WI
>>>>>> K2MK <mailto:k2mk at comcast.net>
>>>>>>>>> Friday, January 16, 2015 10:12 AM Hi
>>>>> Wayne and Steve,
>>>>>>>> Thanks for the update. I loaded some RTTY messages (plus the
>>>> assorted command codes) and gave it a test run and it works
>>>> perfectly. Put the rig in CW and WriteLog sends CW messages. Put
>>>> the rig in RTTY and WriteLog sends RTTY messages. It's a wonderful
>>>> thing.
>>>>>>>> 73, Mike K2MK
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