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CW Autotune One Shot by StreamDeck button

Erik SM0JCA
Erik SM0JCA Member ✭✭

I am setting up a StreamDeck button for clicking Flexradio Autotune Oneshot in CW.
I can not find this command in FRStack latest version and it would be excellent to have this during upcoming WPX contest.
A Stream Deck button click would be much quicker compared to finding the mouse click button in SmartSDR when everything is focused on listening on CW pileup and logbook input.

Is there a Stream Deck command for this?
/Erik SM0JCA

Answers

  • Erik Carling EI4KF
    Erik Carling EI4KF Member ✭✭✭✭
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    You can modify this to suit yourself, example have it so that you are manually in control of ON / OFF or have it as I do with delay = time on. Mine is 5000ms.

    The third entry is identical to the first except that param=0 (1=on, 0=off).

    It is, as it is shown, a single button on the Deck as you will know.

  • Erik Carling EI4KF
    Erik Carling EI4KF Member ✭✭✭✭

    Sorry, I completely misunderstood the question.

    CW Autotune has not yet been added to the REST commands. You could ask W3II for more information.

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