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Displayed data
Stations connected to the server are displayed in the upper window of the WOTA panel.
Messages are displayed in the lower window. Use the splitter bar to adjust the size of each
window.
Double click on a Callsign in the upper window to QSY, or select a Callsign and open the
context menu for additional options. If you click on a Callsign or cursor through the upper
window, data specific to that station is displayed in the status bar.
Icons give the status as follow (see WOTA web site for more information): Tuning-
Listening- Running.
You may list all connected stations at any time using the Listbutton . However, the List
command requires you upload at least one status.
Page 337
- Welcome to TRX-Manager V5 ! 1
- Short wave listening 2
- Graphic interface 2
- Specifications 2
- Distribution 3
- TRX-Manager: features map 5
- Getting help 7
- Requirements 8
- RS 232/USB converters 9
- Supported TNC 9
- Supported rotator interface 9
- Other devices 10
- Installing TRX-Manager 11
- Installing an update 12
- Internet 15
- User manual 15
- Interface overview 17
- Opening the last session 17
- Customizing the main tool bar 17
- Custom buttons 18
- Customizing the modules 19
- Active Border OFF 20
- Active Border ON 20
- Stop Sleep Mode 21
- Language 21
- Distances 21
- Regional settings (Windows) 21
- Windows layout 23
- Reorganization of the windows 24
- Active resizing option 24
- Database Grids 25
- Saving a layout 26
- Editing the records, sorting 26
- Navigation bar 27
- Saving your parameters 28
- Uninstallation 30
- About the system 31
- Crash during installation 31
- Error messages at run-time 32
- Regional settings 34
- Problems with the Toolbars 34
- The labels are truncated 34
- Reinstallation of TRX-Manager 35
- Control of a Sub-Transceiver 38
- Frequency range 39
- Step 1 : cockpit check list 40
- RFI Problems 44
- Reinstalling a com port 44
- ICOM Transceivers 45
- Features and limitations 47
- Power ON/OFF 47
- About the memory channels 48
- Remote control 49
- Yaesu transceivers 50
- FT-747 and FRG-100 52
- RX-EDSP and TX-EDSP windows 53
- For better results 54
- Operation with FT-757GX 55
- Operation with FT-767GX 56
- Operational Notes 57
- Operating Tips 58
- CAT Control Mode 59
- Split mode 59
- Memory channels 59
- FT-736 (and FT-212/412) 59
- Operation with FT-980 61
- HAM and GEN VFO 62
- Operation with FRG-9600 63
- Setting up your transceiver 64
- Levels window 66
- Reading VDD 67
- Kenwood transceivers 69
- Important Notes 70
- TS-2000 TS-480 TS-590S/SG 71
- Switching On/Off 72
- Monitoring 72
- Switching from AF/RF to AF/SQ 74
- Elecraft K2 K3 KX3 80
- Data modes 83
- Graphic Equalizer 85
- TenTec Transceivers 88
- OMNI VII 89
- EAGLE, ARGONAUT VI 89
- Current use 89
- Argonaut V 90
- Alinco transceivers 91
- JST Transceivers 92
- Other brands 93
- JUMA TRX2 94
- CAT Programming 95
- ICOM CI-V protocol 96
- Monitoring overview 97
- Tuning methods 98
- Particular functions 98
- The Levels window 100
- DX Squelch 101
- Split operation 102
- QSX function 103
- Auto QSX (DX Spots) 103
- Undo Redo 104
- S-Meter and Multi-Meter 105
- Auxiliary Meter (E-Meter) 106
- Repeater settings 107
- Transverter 108
- Frequency editing 109
- Graphic tuning 110
- Variable Scanning 111
- Tuning buttons 111
- Tuning knob and Scanning 112
- Programmable scanning 113
- Scanning dialog 113
- Page 114 114
- Joystick Control 116
- Buttons 117
- Problems and resolution 117
- How to build a Joystick 117
- Wiring a Joystick 118
- Page 118 118
- Page 120 120
- Displaying the channels 122
- Page 123 123
- Creating memory files 125
- Files format 126
- INFO.DAT file 127
- Band scope overview 128
- Scanning 129
- Band Scope and Monitoring 129
- The scanning algorithm 129
- Band scope parameters 130
- Sub Transceiver Panel 131
- Other functions 132
- Drag and Drop 132
- DX Spots 133
- The DX Bar window 134
- Rotator 135
- Tools bar 135
- Page 136 136
- Quick Scan tab 138
- History tab 138
- Page 139 139
- Current Spot 140
- How to change the modes ? 141
- Variable DSP (PBT) filters 142
- Page 143 143
- Writing a CAT Command 145
- Setting up a macro slider 146
- Min=0 and Max=255 147
- Band Plan 148
- Automatic mode switching 149
- Miscellaneous settings 149
- Band Decoder 150
- Band/Segment 151
- COMMAND FORMAT 151
- Parallel port 151
- RS232 Commands 152
- Using the band decoder 153
- Notes and possible problems 153
- LPT Port in SO4R Mode 154
- Setting up the parallel port 154
- Support for registry files 155
- Page 156 156
- PTT Switching 158
- Page 159 159
- TX Interrupt (advanced) 160
- Synchronization 161
- Page 162 162
- Synchronizing a software 164
- Kenwood mode 165
- ICOM & ICPW1 mode 165
- K3 mode (synchro with NaP3) 165
- Page 167 167
- Directive patterns 169
- Magazine (Werner DL2RD) 170
- Linear amplifiers - Overview 171
- Page 172 172
- OPR (Standby/Operate) 174
- Operation 174
- Digital Wattmeters 175
- Linear-Reminder - Settings 176
- Tune mode 177
- Digital Wattmeter 177
- Page 178 178
- Gain measurement 180
- Page 180 180
- Measuring Drive power 180
- Page 182 182
- Measurements 184
- Auto-Tune 184
- Watch dog 185
- ACOM Antenna Selector 185
- Remote control overview 186
- Limitations 187
- Remote control Settings 188
- CONFIGURATION: STEP BY STEP 189
- Page 190 190
- TROUBLESHOOTING 192
- Page 193 193
- Page 195 195
- Page 197 197
- Audio transmision 199
- Page 201 201
- Page 203 203
- Page 205 205
- Page 208 208
- Web Server 210
- Setting up the server 211
- Using the Web Interface 212
- Troubleshooting 213
- Page 214 214
- Update button 216
- Page 216 216
- Sensitive image 218
- Page 218 218
- CW Interface settings 220
- A.3) PTT Switching 221
- A.4) PARALLEL PORT 221
- A.5) System priority 221
- C) KEYING USING WINKEY 222
- Activation 223
- Possible problems 223
- Page 224 224
- Quick macros 226
- Extended macros 227
- Page 228 228
- CW Characters set 230
- Winkey Interface 231
- Advanced functions 232
- Page 233 233
- Setting up TRX-Manager 235
- DXCC Window 237
- Edition of the prefixes 238
- DXCC Award status 239
- More reports 240
- Updating the DXCC codes 241
- Deleted countries 242
- Page 243 243
- IOTA Award 245
- Islands) 246
- WAZ, WAS Summary 247
- DDFM and DPF awards 248
- Other Awards 249
- TRX-Manager 250
- See also 250
- Database grids 250
- Editing the Prefix database 251
- The DXCC table 252
- Azimuth information 253
- Rotator control 254
- Satellite interface 256
- Refreshing the map 257
- Rotating the antenna 257
- Loading a map 258
- NCDXF's HF Beacons 258
- HF Propagation Predictions 259
- Principle 260
- Integration with HAM Cap 260
- Interface with DX Atlas 261
- Page 262 262
- Interface with Google Earth 264
- Logbook: Selection of QSOs 265
- Page 266 266
- Log book overview 268
- Setting up your Preferences 269
- Possible problems 270
- Logging a new QSO 271
- Particular fields 272
- Saving the QSO 273
- Drag and drop 273
- Editing a QSO 274
- Page 275 275
- Printing the selection 277
- Logbook's Explorer 278
- Save to File function 279
- Page 280 280
- Page 282 282
- QSL Labels printing 284
- QSL Printing ? 285
- Page 286 286
- Page 288 288
- Logbook in Contest mode 290
- CW Toolbars activated 290
- Page 290 290
- Export field 292
- Importing 292
- Exporting 293
- Page 294 294
- Page 296 296
- ST2AR is user of LoTW 298
- Page 298 298
- Terminal overview 300
- Page 301 301
- Page 303 303
- Telnet connections 305
- Operation as a Client/Server 306
- Page 307 307
- DX Cluster ™ 309
- Significance of the icons 310
- Saving the spots 312
- Sending an announce 312
- Azimuthal projection 312
- Setting the transceiver 312
- Page 313 313
- Sound announces 315
- Page 316 316
- Link with Telnet clients 318
- Web Cluster overview 319
- Setting up the Web Cluster 320
- Downloading the spots 320
- Web Cluster's spots 322
- Tracking a callsign 323
- Page 324 324
- Results 326
- QRZ CD-ROM 327
- CallBook CD-ROM 329
- Settings 331
- Callsign search 331
- Features 331
- FCC Database look-up 333
- QSL Manager look up 334
- Quick launch 336
- Displayed data 337
- Uploaded data 338
- Group messaging 339
- Short Wave listening overview 340
- Preferences 341
- Getting started 341
- Editing the SW Database 342
- Scanning the SW Database 343
- Search window 344
- Quick selection by field 344
- Page 345 345
- HFCC Database required 347
- Page 347 347
- Importing a SW Database 349
- Page 350 350
- CSV Files structure 352
- SWL files structure 353
- Loading DBF files 354
- Recorder 355
- Manual mode 356
- The Log 356
- Page 357 357
- Page 359 359
- Using a transverter 360
- Operating in transponder mode 362
- Listening “on the fly” 362
- Additional information 362
- Using the memory channels 362
- Possible problem 363
- IC-821 IC-970 IC-910 IC-9100 364
- Using a pair of transceivers 365
- Keyboard shortcuts 366
- SW. Grid (F8) window 367
- Log Book (F11) window 367
- CW Keyer (and Logbook) 368
- Internet browser 369
- Quick EMailer 370
- Page 371 371
- SQL Language 373
- Examples 374
- OLE Overview 375
- Running LOGic 376
- Page 377 377
- TRX-Synchro 379
- Page 380 380
- Page 382 382
- Page 384 384
- TRX-Command 386
- Page 387 387
- License agreement 389
- Return policy 390
- How to order TRX-Manager 391
- Registering TRX-Manager 392
- Page 393 393
- Page 395 395
- Page 397 397
- Page 399 399
- Page 400 400
- Page 402 402
- Page 404 404
- Page 406 406
- Page 408 408
- Page 410 410
- Page 412 412
- Page 414 414
- Page 416 416
- Page 418 418
- Page 420 420
- Contributions 422
- Page 423 423
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