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TRX-Command
Sending powerfull macro commands (or direct commands) to a rig or a device under the
control of TRX-Manager (or not) is possible using a separate program (TRX-Command.exe)
running via OLE with TRX-Manager. The menu External allows you launching TRX-Command.
Related Topics
CAT Programming
Macro buttons (Monitoring)
Interface
The TRX-Command's interface features 16 Buttons (X2 i.e 32 commands) + 6 Sliders which
can be configured by the user with a right click. Each button or slider can be named by a
Caption; if necessary the Result text box displays the answer. The On top check box keeps
TRX-Command on top of all other windows.
TRX-Command's interface
A right click opens this dialog from which you configure the button
Supported commands
Page 386
- 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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