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2011-03-04T08:48:55Z

Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial: Update test

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	== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==		== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==

	(note: last tested with Tucnak 2.26 running as X window on ~~OpenSuse 11~~.1).		(note: last tested with Tucnak 2.39 running as X window on Ubuntu 10.10).

	'''Start'''<br>		'''Start'''<br>

2009-06-28T21:01:58Z

Typo corrected. "Start" now subheader

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	(note: last tested with Tucnak 2.26 running as X window on OpenSuse 11.1).		(note: last tested with Tucnak 2.26 running as X window on OpenSuse 11.1).

	Start:		'''Start'''<br>

	Start tucnak. If you start tucnak the first time, a window will appear. Fill in your contest defaults. For example:		Start tucnak. If you start tucnak the first time, a window will appear. Fill in your contest defaults. For example:

2009-06-28T20:58:58Z

Typo (M3CAX/P -> M3CAX)

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	If the station gives an optional exchange, for example a post code, you must add a period “.”		If the station gives an optional exchange, for example a post code, you must add a period “.”
	For example, if M3CAX/P sends “CB” as postcode, you write “CB.”		For example, if M3CAX sends “CB” as postcode, you write “CB.”
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	M3CAX 59002 CB. JO02CE <enter> check <enter>		M3CAX 59002 CB. JO02CE <enter> check <enter>

2009-06-28T20:57:11Z

Mentioning the setting "EXC free"

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	M3CAX 59002 CB. JO02CE <enter> check <enter>		M3CAX 59002 CB. JO02CE <enter> check <enter>
	</blockquote><br>		</blockquote>
			Note: if this doesn't work, make sure the Contest Options allow the use of an optional EXCange:
			<blockquote>
			F10 o (this opens the menu Contest Options), and change EXC [ Unused ] to EXC [ Free ].
			</blockquote>
			<br>

	A remark must start with a hash “#”. Only one word is allowed, so you may need to link words with a hyphen “-”. Example: G4DEZ tells you that you have “a nice signal”. Good news, your power amplifier is still working :-)		A remark must start with a hash “#”. Only one word is allowed, so you may need to link words with a hyphen “-”. Example: G4DEZ tells you that you have “a nice signal”. Good news, your power amplifier is still working :-)

2009-06-28T20:48:51Z

I have tested the tutorial with the latest versions of tucnak and opensuse

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	== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==		== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==

	(note: tested with Tucnak 2.12 running as X window on OpenSuse 10.2).		(note: last tested with Tucnak 2.26 running as X window on OpenSuse 11.1).

	Start:		Start:

2009-06-27T21:28:03Z

adding "59_1012"

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	<enter>		<enter>
			</blockquote><br>

			Suppose somebody sends you a serial number with more than 3 digits, say 1012. When operating SSB, insert an underscore sign “_” between the report and the serial number. Otherwise, tucnak will save 591 as the RST report.
			<blockquote>
			DL0DX 59_1012 JO31JF <enter> check <enter>
	</blockquote><br>		</blockquote><br>

2008-08-05T10:35:37Z

I like the Radio-club Linux. Same station information as French version now. Thanks for the translation.

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	Start tucnak. If you start tucnak the first time, a window will appear. Fill in your contest defaults. For example:		Start tucnak. If you start tucnak the first time, a window will appear. Fill in your contest defaults. For example:
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	Callsign: ~~M2F~~<br>		Callsign: TM0LX<br>
	Club: ~~Reigate ATS~~<br>		Club: Radio-club Linux<br>
	Operator: ~~G5LK~~<br>		Operator: F0FLO<br>
	Your WWL: ~~IO90JO~~<br>		Your WWL: JN25HH<br>
	PAdr1: ~~RNIB Redhill College~~<br>		PAdr1: 20 rue de Paris<br>
	PAdr2: ~~Philanthropic Road, Redhill~~<br>		PAdr2: 75000 PARIS<br>
	Your EXC:<br>		Your EXC:<br>
	RS: 59<br>		RS: 59<br>

2008-07-31T21:51:41Z

Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial

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	== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==		== Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial ==

2008-07-21T09:11:53Z

Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial: typo correction

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	To edit an entry in the log, go there with the arrow keys and press enter. A window will appear. Edit ~~end~~ press OK. Go back to the input line with <ESC>.<br>		To edit an entry in the log, go there with the arrow keys and press enter. A window will appear. Edit and press OK. Go back to the input line with <ESC>.<br>

	<F3> clears the input line and any information that has not been saved. Try:		<F3> clears the input line and any information that has not been saved. Try:

2008-07-19T16:05:45Z

Tucnak VHF/UHF/SHF Contest Software Tutorial

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	ALT+0		ALT+0
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>
	to open the Map window (~~This~~ is ALT-Zero). Here, all QSOs of the band are displayed. Use the mouse to select one of the contacts. The information is displayed on the right. Zoom in using CTRL++ (CTRL and plus) or CTRL+= (CTRL and =). Zoom out using CTRL+- (CTRL and minus). You can also use the mouse wheel to zoom in or out. Drag the mouse around with the arrow keys (or use the mouse with the left mouse button pressed).<br>		to open the Map window (this is ALT-Zero). Here, all QSOs of the band are displayed. Use the mouse to select one of the contacts. The information is displayed on the right. Zoom in using CTRL++ (CTRL and plus) or CTRL+= (CTRL and =). Zoom out using CTRL+- (CTRL and minus). You can also use the mouse wheel to zoom in or out. Drag the mouse around with the arrow keys (or use the mouse with the left mouse button pressed).<br>

	More information here:		More information here: