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* bash$ tucnak  (Shell prompt)
* bash$ tucnak  (Shell prompt)
* <F9>, Contest defaults. Fill callsign, WWL and address (PAdrX in EDI).
 
* <F9>, Setup, Band options. Settings working bands. Is important to check QRV and category (Multi/Single/Check). It is suitable fill information of equipment
Tucnak is showing base configuration dialog:
* [ OK ]
[[Image:Emptycontestdefaults.png|none|frame|Empty contest defaults]]
* <F9>, Contest, New from wizard
 
* Region I Standard Contest
You MUST fill at least your callsign and locator. If you don't know your locator, you can find it here http://f6fvy.free.fr/qthLocator/fullScreen.php .
[[Image:Filledcontestdefaults.png|none|frame|Filled contest defaults]]
Better is to fill all entries. You can do it later in menu <F9>, Setup, Contest defaults.  
 
* <F9>, Setup, Band options. Settings working bands. Is important to check QRV and category (Multi/Single/Check). It is suitable fill information of equipment
* Press [ OK ] or <Enter>
 
[[Image:Bandsettings.png|none|frame|Band settings]]
 
* <F9>, Contest, New from wizard
* Region I Standard Contest (or other one)
* [ OK ]
* [ OK ]
[[Image:Wizard.png|none|frame|Contest wizard]]
* OK1MZM
* OK1MZM
* &lt;Alt+X&gt; (Confirm locator JN69PR.)
* 59001 (then is filling date and time automatically)
* 59001 (then is filling date and time automatically)
* &lt;Enter&gt
* JN69PR
[[Image:Tmpqso.png|none|frame|Working QSO]]
 
* <Enter>
 
[[Image:Oneqso.png|none|frame|Worked first QSO]]
 
* ...
* ...
* &lt;F9&gt; Contest, Export as EDI
* <F9> Contest, Export as EDI
* &lt;F9&gt File, Exit
* <F9> File, Exit
* Send log to comitee. Log is saved in ~/tucnak/&lt;date&gt;/*.edi
* Send log to comitee. Log is saved in ~/tucnak/<date>/*.edi (~ is your home directory, under windows c:\tucnak)


Changing of bands is possible by &lt;F9&gt; Bands. CTRL + assigned character for band.
Changing of bands is possible by <F9> Bands or CTRL + assigned character for band.


If you want to run Tucnak in the networking is necessary to have filled these items:
If you want to run Tucnak in the networking is necessary to have filled these items:

Latest revision as of 10:29, 5 November 2010

  • bash$ tucnak (Shell prompt)

Tucnak is showing base configuration dialog:

Empty contest defaults

You MUST fill at least your callsign and locator. If you don't know your locator, you can find it here http://f6fvy.free.fr/qthLocator/fullScreen.php .

Filled contest defaults

Better is to fill all entries. You can do it later in menu <F9>, Setup, Contest defaults.

  • <F9>, Setup, Band options. Settings working bands. Is important to check QRV and category (Multi/Single/Check). It is suitable fill information of equipment
  • Press [ OK ] or <Enter>
Band settings
  • <F9>, Contest, New from wizard
  • Region I Standard Contest (or other one)
  • [ OK ]
Contest wizard
  • OK1MZM
  • 59001 (then is filling date and time automatically)
  • JN69PR
Working QSO
  • <Enter>
Worked first QSO
  • ...
  • <F9> Contest, Export as EDI
  • <F9> File, Exit
  • Send log to comitee. Log is saved in ~/tucnak/<date>/*.edi (~ is your home directory, under windows c:\tucnak)

Changing of bands is possible by <F9> Bands or CTRL + assigned character for band.

If you want to run Tucnak in the networking is necessary to have filled these items:

  • Contest callsign
  • Date of contest
  • Name of contest (case insensitive). This item is very important.