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DX.DOC 0.46
This is a concept demonstration. IT is provided for comment
purposes only. Please do not pass it out to anyone else without
permission. It is unsupported.
This is something in the middle of a conversion from the PC-HAM
logbook package writtten in dBASE to a real time integrated dx
chasing/loggging/contest package. Ideas and comments are welcome.
Use LOGBOOK.DOC in the PC-HAM package for documentation. The
package more or less follows it.
Please don't tell me about bugs in this code. I know where they
are. Rather, comments and ideas:- what to add, are functions in
the correct menus, etc. Think of this program as a smart log book
and a smart front end to the PacketCluster.
Radio interface is not implemented.
CW key is bit 0 on parallel (LPT) interface. You can set LPT 1 or LPT2.
Radio memory step up/down are bits 1 and 2 on LPT interface. You
need a simple parallel interface. An 8 bit octal latch and a
level converter chip/transistor resistor combination.
The logbook should be the hf one used in LAN-LINK. DX and LAN-
LINK 2.00C+ (i.e 2.01) use indexed logs to speed up the searches.
Contents of the DX-LINK.SYS file are listed below. Note, not all
are used in this version.
Line Item
1 Mycall
2 My_Lat
3 My_Long
4 Log_book
5 DXCC_book
6 GMT_Offset
7 Directory_Path
8 Packet_Cluster_call
9 TNC
10 TNC_Com_port
11 TNC_Baud_Rate
12 TNC_data_bits
13 TNC_Stop_bits
14 TNC_Parity_String
Com Port 4 Address
Com Port 4 IRQ
15 Port_Radio
16 Radio_Port_baud_rate
17 Radio_Port_Bits
18 Radio_Port_stop_bits
19 Radio_Port_Parity
20 check line if pos('DX-CC') <> 0 then flag_registered := true;
21 The following lines carry two items, band and mid-mode
frequency.
Any frequency announced in a PacketCluster DX Alert on a
band below the mid-mode frequncy will be assumed as low mode
(CW default). Any frequency above the mid-mode will be
assumed as being high mode.
22 Check line AND low_mode, high_mode
The following lines contain the window colors
23 StatusWindow_Color
24 BottomWindow_Color
25 DXCCWindow_Color
26 DXWindow_Color
27 InWindow_Color
28 PromptWindow_Color
29 alarmwindow_Color
30 Emphasis_Color
31 Option_Color
32 change_color
33 Alarm_color
36 W2M_Window_Title, W2M_Window_Color
37 W6M_Window_Title, W6M_Window_Color
38 W10M_Window_Title, W10M_Window_Color
39 W12M_Window_Title, W12M_Window_Color
40 W15M_Window_Title, W15M_Window_Color
41 W17M_Window_Title, W17M_Window_Color
42 W20M_Window_Title, W20M_Window_Color
43 W30M_Window_Title, W30M_Window_Color
44 W40M_Window_Title, W40M_Window_Color
45 W80M_Window_Title, W80M_Window_Color
46 W160M_Window_Title, W160M_Window_Color
47 WWV_Window_STRING,WWVWindow_Color
48 LOG_Window_STRING, LogbookWindow_Color
49 Flag_sound
if '1' then flag_sound := true else flag_sound := false;
if '1' then sound on.
50 Flag_Cluster
if '1' then flag_Cluster := true else flag_Cluster := false;
Set to '1' if you work connected to the Cluster, '0' in
monitoring mode.
The following lines should match the mode entries in your log.
I.e., PCKT for packet, AMTR for AMTOR, etc.
51 String_SSB
52 String_CW
53 String_PCKT
54 String_FM
55 String_AMTR
56 String_RTTY
57 String_SSTV
58 WWV_String
59 DX_String
60 TALK1_String
61 TALK2_String
62 To_Me_String
63 Data_File, used for demo in Misc Menu, 'Q' option.
64 Secondary_LogBook
This allows you to configure a second logbook for the ALt-S
search for a callsign. For example, in a contest, you can
check for worked in contest AND worked at any previous time.
65 Flag_Secondary_log
if '1' then Flag_Secondary_Log := true
else Flag_Secondary_Log := false;
if '1' secondary log is searched.
67 QSL_Control_State
68 QSL_File
69 Default_Window); IOCheck; {}
70 CW_dit_time); IOCheck;
71 CW_note); IOCheck;
72 LPT_Number); IOCheck;
73 Radio_default_Memory); IOCheck;
74 Radio_Max_Memory); IOCheck;
75 The next ten lines contain messages that can be transmitted
in CW using Alt-Function keys.