<FREQ> | my frequency |
<MODE> | mode |
<MYCALL> | my call |
<MYLOC> | my locator |
<MYNAME> | my name |
<MYQTH> | my QTH |
<MYRST> | my RST |
<VER> | Fldigi version |
<CALL> | other stations callsign |
<INFO1> | S/N or other data contained in first info field of status bar |
<INFO2> | IMD or other data contained in second info field of status bar |
<LOC> | other stations locator |
<NAME> | other stations name |
<QTH> | other stations QTH |
<RST> | other stations RST |
<MAPIT> | map other stations locator on google |
<MAPIT:adr | lat | loc> | map other stations address, latitude-longitude or locator as specified |
<CLRRX> | clear RX pane |
<CLRTX> | clear TX pane |
<GET> | text to NAME/QTH |
<TALK:on | off | t> | Digitalk On, Off, Toggle; this is a Windows only tag and Digitalk must be running |
<LOG> | save QSO data to logbook immediately |
<LNW> | log at xmt time |
<CLRLOG> | clear log fields |
<QSOTIME> | insert current logbook time HHMM, ie 0919 |
<ILDT> | insert current local date-time in iso-8601 format, ie 2011-08-28 04:16-0500 |
<LDT> | insert Local date-time, ie 2011-08-28 04:16-0500 |
<IZDT> | insert Zulu date-time in iso-8601 format, ie 08/28/2011 04:16 CDT |
<ZDT> | insert Zulu date-time, ie 2011-08-28 09:16Z |
<LT> | insert local time, ie 0416 |
<ZT> | insert zulu time, ie 0916Z |
<LD> | insert local date, ie 2011-08-28 |
<ZD> | insert Zulu date, ie 2011-08-28 |
<CNTR> | insert current value of contest counter |
<DECR> | decrement contest counter |
<INCR> | increment contest counter |
<XIN> | send exchange in string |
<XOUT> | send exchange out string |
<XBEG> | mark exchange in start |
<XEND> | mark exchange in end |
<SAVEXCHG> | save marked text to contest exchange in |
<RX> | receive |
<TX> | transmit |
<TX/RX> | toggle Transmit / Receive |
<SRCHUP> | search UP for next signal |
<SRCHDN> | search DOWN for next signal |
<GOHOME> | return to waterfall cursor to sweet spot |
<GOFREQ:NNNN> | move waterfall cursor to freq NNNN Hz |
<QSYTO> | same as left-clk on QSY button |
<QSYFM> | same as right-clk QSY button |
<QSY:FFF.F[:NNNN]> | qsy to transceiver frequency kHz, optional water frequency Hz |
<RIGMODE:mode> | send CAT command to transceiver to change to a valid mode |
<FILWID:width> | send CAT command to transceiver to change to a valid filter width |
example to QSY to sweetspot (center of bandpass filter) and select narrow filter | |
<QSYTO><FILWID:200> | |
example to restore previous waterfall cursor frequency and bandwidth |
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<QSYFM><FILWID:2700> |
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<FILE:> | insert text file; a file selection box will open when this tag is selected during editing |
<IDLE:NN.nn> | transmit idle signal for NN.nn sec |
<TIMER:NN> | repeat this macro every NN sec |
<TUNE:NN> | transmit single tone tune signal for NN sec |
<WAIT:NN> | insert delay of NN seconds before transmitting |
<REPEAT> | repeat macro continuously |
<CWID> | transmit a CW callsign identifier |
<ID> | transmit mode ID using waterfall video text |
<TEXT> | transmit video text defined on ID configuration tab |
<TXRSID:on | off | t> | transmit RSID on, off, toggle |
<RXRSID:on|off|t> | receive RSID on, off, toggle |
<DTMF:[Wn:][Ln:]tones |
transmit DTMF tone sequence at start of transmission; options W-wait n msec, default 0 L-tone symbol length n in msec; default 50 msec '-', ' ' and ',' insert silence symbol eg: <DTMF:W250:L100:1-256-827-3200> |
<POST:+/-nn.n> | CW QSK post-timing in milliseconds |
<PRE:nn.n> | CW QSK pre-timing in milliseconds |
<RISE:nn.n> | CW rise time in milliseconds |
<WPM:NN> | CW WPM |
<AFC:on | off |t> | AFC on, off, toggle |
<LOCK:on|off|t> | lock waterfall cursor; on, off, toggle |
<MACROS:> | load a new macro defs file; file prompt when editing macro |
<MODEM:CW> | <MODEM:MFSK-8> | <MODEM:BPSK31> | <MODEM:OLIVIA> | <MODEM:THOR4> |
<MODEM:DomEX4> | <MODEM:MFSK16> | <MODEM:BPSK63> | <MODEM:OLIVIA:250:8> | <MODEM:THOR5> |
<MODEM:DomEX5> | <MODEM:MFSK-32> | <MODEM:BPSK63F> | <MODEM:OLIVIA:500:8> | <MODEM:THOR8> |
<MODEM:DomEX8> | <MODEM:MFSK-4> | <MODEM:BPSK125> |
<MODEM:OLIVIA:500:16> | <MODEM:THOR11> |
<MODEM:DomX11> | <MODEM:MFSK-11> | <MODEM:BPSK250> | <MODEM:OLIVIA:1000:8> | <MODEM:THOR16> |
<MODEM:DomX16> | <MODEM:MFSK-22> | <MODEM:BPSK500> | <MODEM:OLIVIA:1000:32> | <MODEM:THOR22> |
<MODEM:DomX22> | <MODEM:MFSK-31> | <MODEM:QPSK31> | <MODEM:RTTY> | <MODEM:THROB1> |
<MODEM:FELDHELL> | <MODEM:MFSK-64> | <MODEM:QPSK63> | <MODEM:RTTY:170:45.45:5> | <MODEM:THROB2> |
<MODEM:SLOWHELL> | <MODEM:MT63-500> | <MODEM:QPSK125> | <MODEM:RTTY:170:50:5> | <MODEM:THROB4> |
<MODEM:HELLX5> | <MODEM:MT63-1XX> | <MODEM:QPSK250> | <MODEM:RTTY:850:75:5> | <MODEM:THRBX1> |
<MODEM:HELLX9> | <MODEM:MT63-2XX> | <MODEM:QPSK500> | <MODEM:THRBX2> | |
<MODEM:FSK-HELL> | <MODEM:PSK125R> | <MODEM:THRBX4> | ||
<MODEM:FSK-H105> | <MODEM:PSK250R> | <MODEM:WWV> | ||
<MODEM:HELL80> | <MODEM:PSK500R> | <MODEM:ANALYSIS> |
The @ sign may also be followed by the following optional "formatting" characters, in this order:
Thus, to show a very large arrow pointing downward you would use the label string "@+92->".
Here are my macro buttons suitably annotated: