Fldigi Users Manual
4.2.00
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The following macro tags will be parsed and qued for action after fldigi returns to the receive mode, i.e. after the <RX> tag (^r) is executed.
Tag | Description |
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<@MODEM: , ... > | Change to specified modem with parameters |
<@RIGCAT:hex hex:retnbr> | RigCAT user commands |
<@RIGCAT:"string":retnbr> | hex hex ... are sequential hexadecimal values string is Ascii char sequence retnbr is number of bytes in xcvr response ':retnbr' is optional; retnbr set to 0 if missing |
<@GOHOME> | return waterfall cursor to sweet spot |
<@GOFREQ:NNNN> | move waterfall cursor to freq NNNN 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 |
<@TXRSID:on|off|t> | transmit RSID on, off, toggle |
<@PUSH:m|f> | Push (save) current mode(m), freq(f) for later retrieval <@PUSH> | Push both mode and freq for later retrieval <@POP> | Pop (restore) pushed mode and/or freq
Note that each of these tags is identical to their immediate mode counterparts. The exception is the addition of the @ symbol following the leading '<'. The use of these tags is best explained by example.
<TXRSID:off> <MODEM:NULL> <TX> <!GOFREQ:2200> <VIDEO:K7KY> <@GOFREQ:1200> <@MODEM:MFSK32> <@TXRSID:on> <RX>\n