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Ok1zia at 16:37, 11 August 2023

2023-08-11T16:37:11Z

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	[[Image:menusetup.png\|none\|frame\|Setup menu]]		[[Image:menusetup.png\|none\|frame\|Setup menu]]

	~~All configuration changes are in memory only until~~ you ~~[[Setup#Save_configuration\|~~save configuration]].		Since 4.45 you don't need to save configuration. After '''OK''' button the configuration is saved to file ~/tucnak/tucnakrc

	=Contest defaults=		=Contest defaults=
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	If rotctl is not able to work with your rotator, Tucnak will not work also, but problem is in Hamlib. Contact the hamlib development team, send detailed info with -vvvvv.		If rotctl is not able to work with your rotator, Tucnak will not work also, but problem is in Hamlib. Contact the hamlib development team, send detailed info with -vvvvv.

	~~=Autosave=~~

	~~[[Image:Autosave.png\|none\|frame\|Autosave options]]~~

	~~It sets and saves parameters of QSO to disk. Option '''Save to disk after QSO''' is recommended set to 1 to save all reports. '''Fsync''' option immediately saves QSOs from cache to disk.~~

	Default setting of option '''Save to disk after QSO''' is 4. Zero disables saving to floppy disk. '''Path to floppy''' item sets path to floppy's mount point. Tucnak doesn't test if floppy disk is mounted or not.

	~~Other items are ignored.~~

	=Network & trace=		=Network & trace=
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	It loads complete C_W database from selected Tucnak and saves it to ~/tucnak/tucnakcw. In database are saved two newest locators for each callsign.		It loads complete C_W database from selected Tucnak and saves it to ~/tucnak/tucnakcw. In database are saved two newest locators for each callsign.

	~~=Save configuration=~~

	~~It saves current configuration to file ~/tucnak/tucnakrc . You '''MUST''' do it to preserve any configuration changes !!~~

Ok1zia: /* SDR options */

2023-08-11T16:35:27Z

SDR options

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	=Aircraft scatter options=		=Aircraft scatter options=
	Look at [[RS and AS in Tucnak]].		Look at [[RS and AS in Tucnak]].

	~~=SDR options=~~
	~~TODO~~

	=HTTPD options=		=HTTPD options=

Ok1zia: /* FT-991 */

2023-07-28T05:40:53Z

FT-991

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	* 071 DATA PTT SELECT '''RTS'''		* 071 DATA PTT SELECT '''RTS'''
	* 072 DATA PORT SELECT '''USB'''		* 072 DATA PORT SELECT '''USB'''
			* 106 SSB MIC SELECT '''MIC'''
			* 108 SSB PTT SELECT '''DAKY'''
	* 109 SSB PORT SELECT '''USB'''		* 109 SSB PORT SELECT '''USB'''

Ok1zia at 17:28, 11 May 2023

2023-05-11T17:28:48Z

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	contest ~$ id		contest ~$ id
	uid=1000(ok1zia) gid=1000(ok1zia) groups=1000(ok1zia),8(mail),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio)		uid=1000(ok1zia) gid=1000(ok1zia) groups=1000(ok1zia),8(mail),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio)

			===No SSB modulation on Yaesu (FT-8x7)===
			Try to turn off speech processor

	=Rotar options=		=Rotar options=

Ok1zia: /* CW keying */

2023-02-08T09:31:14Z

CW keying

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	* '''winkey TCP''' - uses [[Winkey]] over TCP/IP. On the other side, you can use TCP to serial converter f.e. [http://www.tec-it.com/en/software/android/getblue/android-smartphone/Default.aspx GetBlue] or socat:		* '''winkey TCP''' - uses [[Winkey]] over TCP/IP. On the other side, you can use TCP to serial converter f.e. [http://www.tec-it.com/en/software/android/getblue/android-smartphone/Default.aspx GetBlue] or socat:
	socat /dev/ttyUSB0,raw,echo=0 TCP-LISTEN:6789		socat /dev/ttyUSB0,raw,echo=0 TCP-LISTEN:6789
	~~(TODO does not set serial line parameters)~~
	* '''Hamlib''' - sends CW to radio using Hamlib. Only some newer radios have support, sometimes with limitation (limited size of message, speed have to be set on radio, no CQ repeat).		* '''Hamlib''' - sends CW to radio using Hamlib. Only some newer radios have support, sometimes with limitation (limited size of message, speed have to be set on radio, no CQ repeat).

Ok1zia: /* CW keying */

2023-02-08T09:30:51Z

CW keying

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	socat /dev/ttyUSB0,raw,echo=0 TCP-LISTEN:6789		socat /dev/ttyUSB0,raw,echo=0 TCP-LISTEN:6789
	(TODO does not set serial line parameters)		(TODO does not set serial line parameters)
			* '''Hamlib''' - sends CW to radio using Hamlib. Only some newer radios have support, sometimes with limitation (limited size of message, speed have to be set on radio, no CQ repeat).

	'''Keying device''' f.e. /dev/parport0, /dev/ttyS0, /dev/ttyUSB0, COM1. In case of Windows LPT port write base port number in hexadecimal form f.e. 0x378. You must first run Tucnak as Administrator to allow INPOUT32.DLL to install kernel driver.		'''Keying device''' f.e. /dev/parport0, /dev/ttyS0, /dev/ttyUSB0, COM1. In case of Windows LPT port write base port number in hexadecimal form f.e. 0x378. You must first run Tucnak as Administrator to allow INPOUT32.DLL to install kernel driver.

Ok1zia: /* SSB CQ */

2021-12-22T20:27:17Z

SSB CQ

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	'''repeat''' and '''delay''' has same effect as in previous chapter		'''repeat''' and '''delay''' has same effect as in previous chapter

			'''breakable''' CQ is interrupted when operator writes to main input line

	=CQ macros=		=CQ macros=

Ok1zia: /* CW CQ */

2021-12-22T20:27:07Z

CW CQ

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	'''repeat''' CQ will be repeated until you press ESC, TAB or other CQ key		'''repeat''' CQ will be repeated until you press ESC, TAB or other CQ key

			'''breakable''' CQ is interrupted when operator writes to main input line

	'''delay''' determines time between CQ messages		'''delay''' determines time between CQ messages

Ok1zia: /* Add rotator */

2021-12-20T09:04:02Z

Add rotator

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	* '''Serial #''' Serial number for FTDI rotator type if you need to distinguish between two devices with same VID:PID. Can be empty.		* '''Serial #''' Serial number for FTDI rotator type if you need to distinguish between two devices with same VID:PID. Can be empty.
	* '''Timeout''' Time to wait for device reply		* '''Timeout''' Time to wait for device reply
	* '''Poll interval''' Delay between QTF queries		* '''Poll interval''' Delay between QTF queries. Minimum is 300 ms.
	* '''Beam width''' value for [[Subwin_types#Graphics_map\|map]] to show relevant antenna width. Used also for gain chart.		* '''Beam width''' value for [[Subwin_types#Graphics_map\|map]] to show relevant antenna width. Used also for gain chart.
	* '''Communication address''' for OK1ZIA's rotator. Address allows to distinguish more rotators connected via one FTDI converter. Default value is 240, variant with 2x azimuth have 240 and 241 for second system.		* '''Communication address''' for OK1ZIA's rotator. Address allows to distinguish more rotators connected via one FTDI converter. Default value is 240, variant with 2x azimuth have 240 and 241 for second system.

Ok1zia: /* Rig options */

2021-12-20T09:03:36Z

Rig options

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	LO frequency must be computed by operator, you can use Fix QRG in [[Edit]] menu. This is global LO freq, if you use more transceivers, you can set more frequencies in [[Setup#Band defaults\|Band defaults menu]].		LO frequency must be computed by operator, you can use Fix QRG in [[Edit]] menu. This is global LO freq, if you use more transceivers, you can set more frequencies in [[Setup#Band defaults\|Band defaults menu]].

	* '''Rig poll interval:''' Set if communication with radio produces system load or radio gets frozen (old TS-850S).		* '''Rig poll interval:''' Set if communication with radio produces system load or radio gets frozen (old TS-850S). Minimum is 100 ms.

	* '''Set band from radio:''' Log's band is switched automatically when radio is tuned to other band.		* '''Set band from radio:''' Log's band is switched automatically when radio is tuned to other band.