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Spot Remove All Command
Per the Wiki, the command to remove a spot is: C[D]<seq_number>|spot remove <spot_index> Where <spot_index> is the specific spot you want to remove. Question: What is the commnad to remove all spots? Alan WA9WUD
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If you have not already found the answer "spot clear" should work.
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Done.
Just released FRStack 3.1.26.55
Added Radio Memory REST API, Radio SPOTS REST API, Hot keys for CWSPEEDUP1 CWSPEEDDOWN1 and a new feature where Slice B tracks Slice A frequency w/ rev direction feature. The last feature can be used to work satellites.
FRStackWebApi releases will follow shortly.
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Hi Alan, I haven't tried this yet, but it seems like you could do a for loop (or whatever the Node Red equivalent is). Increment spot_index from 0 to 999 in a remove command. Just ignore the messages about invalid spot_index. I also wonder if a spot_index of ALL would work.
73,
Len, KD0RC
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Thanks, Mark. I will give that a try. Perhaps a candidate for a REST command in the next update?
Alan
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