PGXL Bypass Connect Dialog and just connect?

Wayne Westfield

Is there a way to start the PGXL Utility that bypasses the connect dialog and connects to the AMP?  Maybe a command line.   I am trying to script the start up of the applications I use to operate.

Kind regards,
Wayne
KG5MGN

Craig_KØCF

You could use AutoHotKey and write a hotkey macro to simulate clicking a mouse on the required button. It works really slick and even comes with a utility to read the mouse position to set it up. You can generate the necessary hotkey with a SendKeys command in your script.
I have been using it for quite a while and really like it.

W5AP

Please post exactly your script if you find one that works

Tnx

Greg N8GD

+1 for AutoHotkey, Craig.  I use it as my main scripting tool.  I've automated lots of tasks on my Windows 10 PC, including SSDR, previously.  I had it set up to start DAX and CAT and shut them when exiting SSDR (before they implemented that into SSDR).

Craig_KØCF

Here is a script that I wrote for AutoHotKey to activate buttons on the KPA1500 Remote program. You could modify this with the correct window title and button position to do what you want. Note: use the WindowSpy utility that comes with AutoHotKey to find the position of the button in the PGXL window.

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#SingleInstance force

^+c::                        ;Connect KPA1500 Remote  Ctrl-Shift-C
prev:=WinActive("A")
WinActivate, KPA1500 Remote
Click, 60, 40                ;Click mouse on Local Connect
Sleep, 500                   ;Wait a half-second
Click, 210, 293              ;Click mouse on Connect
if prev
  WinActivate, ahk_id %prev%
return

^+t::                        ;Click "Tune" button on KPA1500 Remote  Ctrl-Shift-T
prev:=WinActive("A")
WinActivate, KPA1500 Remote
Click, 100, 70               ;Click "Standby"
Sleep, 500
Click, 290, 325              ;Click "Tune" at postion 290 325
if prev
  WinActivate, ahk_id %prev%
return

^+u::                        ;Untune: Click "Standby" button on KPA1500 Remote  Ctrl-Shift-U
prev:=WinActive("A")
WinActivate, KPA1500 Remote
Click, 100, 70               ;Click "Standby"
if prev
  WinActivate, ahk_id %prev%
return

^+k::                        ;Exit this script  Ctrl-Shift-K
ExitApp
return


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