/**
\page configure_script_page Configure Scripting

\tableofcontents
<br>

\section sConfigScript Configure Scripting

\image html menu-files-config-scripts.png "Scripts"
\image latex menu-files-config-scripts.png "Scripts" width=1.25in

\par WARNING:
If you do anything with this option, ensure FLDIGI is configured to your
preferences. Then generate a restore script. In doing so, any alterations
performed below can be returned to it's intended state.

\par NOTICE:
Because of different hardware and Operating Systems it's advisable to avoid
commands that are hardware/OS dependent when creating standard
configuration scripts.


<b>Configure scripting uses:</b>
<ul>
<li>Configuring FLDigi to support a specific net operation.</li>
<li>Restore user data when issues with FLdigi requires the deletion or
reset of fldigi.prefs and fldigi_def.xml files.</li>
</ul>

\par Net Operations
A script can be created for setting the rig frequency, waterfall offset, modem,
rig mode, and custom macros. See \ref sConfigScriptCmds for other available
options.

\par Configuration Reset
After reset, a configure script can be executed to restore <b>User Data</b>.
The commands available do not support a full restore. Some option may need
manual entry. See \ref sConfigScriptCmds for limits.


\subsection ss_exec_script Executing Scripts

From FLDigi's main window select menu item File->Config Scripts->Execute. This
will bring up a file browser. Search and select the file in question, then
press [Open]. At this point the script will execute.

<br>
\image html script_warning_dialogbox.png "Warning Report Dialog Box"
\image latex script_warning_dialogbox.png "Warning Report Dialog Box" width=2.3in

If problems are encountered the above dialog box is used to inform the user.
To ascertain the extent of the issue(s), select menu item Help->Event Log. The
log entires will contain the reason and line number for each reported error.

Some issues reported are the result of preset data that is specific to a
particular operating system. These can be safely ignored until configured
to operate on your system.

<br>
\image html script_error_log_entry.png "Error Report Log Entry"
\image latex script_error_log_entry.png "Error Report Log Entry" width=2.92in

Some configuration options will required FLDigi restart. Ensure configuration
is saved prior to restarting.

<br>
\image html script_restart_notice.png "Restart FLDIGI notice"
\image latex script_restart_notice.png "Restart FLDIGI notice" width=2.92in

\par NOTE:
	Some script commands are specific to operating system and hardware
	combination. If your system does not support these commands, they
	will be ignored. The easiest way to determine what your system
	supports is to generate a script and note it's content.

\subsection ss_gen_script Generating Scripts

To generate a script the operator selects FLdigi's menu items
File->Config Scripts->Generate.  A file save dialog box is opened for the user to
select a name and where the file is saved. Pressing [Save] initiates
the process.

To create custom scripts there are two ways of doing this. With a Text editor
(see \ref sScriptSyntax) or changing the content/settings of FLDigi prior to
the script generation.

If the latter is used, your are advised to generate a script prior to
changing any of FLDigi's settings. Just in case restoration is needed.

Prior to editing any script file, take the time to read the relavent sections
of this document. See \ref sScriptSyntax and \ref sExampleScript

\par NOTE:
	Generated script contents are specific to the operating system and
	hardware available on the host machine. If a device is not supported on
	your system, script code will not be generated for it.

<hr>
<br><br>
\section sConfigScriptCmds Configure Script Commands

\ref ss_fldigi "FLDIGI"<br>
\par
\ref sss_freq  "FREQ"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_mode  "MODE"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_wfhz  "WFHZ"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rxid  "RXID"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_txid  "TXID"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_spot  "SPOT"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rev   "REV"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_afc   "AFC"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_lock  "LOCK"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_sql   "SQL"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_kpsql "KPSQL" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_modem "MODEM"

\ref ss_operator "OPERATOR"<br>
\par
\ref sss_callsign "CALLSIGN" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_name     "NAME"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_qth      "QTH"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_loc      "LOC"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_ant      "ANT"

\ref ss_audio_device "AUDIO DEVICE"<br>
\par
\ref sss_oss                "OSS"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_dev_path           "OSS DEV"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_portaudio          "PA"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_portaudio_playback "PA PLAYBACK" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_portaudio_capture  "PA CAPTURE"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_pua                "PUA"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_pua_srvr           "PUA SERVER"

\ref ss_audio_settings "AUDIO SETTINGS"<br>
\par
\ref sss_audio_capture_sample_rate  "CAPTURE"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_audio_playback_sample_rate "PLAYBACK"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_audio_converter            "CONVERTER" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rx_ppm                     "RX PPM"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_tx_ppm                     "TX PPM"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_tx_offset                  "TX OFFSET"

\ref ss_audio_rt_channel "AUDIO RT CHANNEL"<br>
\par
\ref sss_rt_mono     "MONO AUDIO"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rt_mono_lr  "MODEM LR"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rt_mono_rev "REV LR"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rt_mono_ptt "PTT RT CHAN" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rt_mono_qsk "QSK RT CHAN" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rt_mono_fsk "FSK RT CHAN"

\ref ss_audio_wave_sr "AUDIO WAVE.SRATE"

\ref ss_rig_hrdwr_ptt "RIG HRDWR PTT"
\par
\ref ss_hrdwr_ptt    "PTT RT CHAN"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_serial "SERIAL PORT"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_device "DEVICE"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_rts    "RTS"             &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_dtr    "DTR"             &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_rtsv   "RTSV"            &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_dtrv   "DTRV"            &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_spttd  "START PTT DELAY" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_epttd  "END PTT DELAY"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_uhr    "UHROUTER"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_pp     "PARALLEL"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hrdwr_init   "INIT"

\ref ss_rigcat "RIGCAT"
\par
\ref ss_rigcat_state   "STATE"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_df      "DESC FILE"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_dp      "DEV PATH"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_retry   "RETRIES"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_rint    "RETRY INT"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_wd      "WDELAY"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_id      "IDELAY"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_br      "BRATE"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_sb      "SBITS"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_echo    "ECHO"           &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_trts    "TOGGLE RTS PTT" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_tdtr    "TOGGLE DTR PTT" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_restore "RESTORE"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_pttc    "PTT COMMAND"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_rtsv    "RTS 12V"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_dtrv    "DTR 12V"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_hfc     "HRDWR FC"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_vsp     "VSP"            &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_rigcat_init    "INIT"

\ref ss_hamlib "HAMLIB"
\par
\ref ss_hamlib_s     "STATE"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_r     "RIG"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_dp    "DEV PATH"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_r     "RETRIES"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_ri    "RETRY INT"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_wd    "WDELAY"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_pwd   "PWDELAY"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_br    "BRATE"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_sbits "SBITS"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_sband "SBAND"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_pttc  "PTT COMMAND" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_dtrv  "DTR 12V"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_rtsv  "RTS 12V"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_hfc   "HRDWR FC"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_sfc   "SFTWR FC"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_ac    "ADV CONF"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_hamlib_init  "INIT"

\ref ss_xmlrpc_rc "XMLRPC RC"
\par
\ref ss_xmlrpc_s     "STATE"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_xmlrpc_bwd   "BWDELAY" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_xmlrpc_init  "INIT"

\ref ss_io  "IO"
\par
\ref ss_io_lock         "LOCK"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_io_port         "PORT"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_io_csma         "CSMA"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_io_kiss         "KISS"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_ipa    "KISS.IPA"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_iopa   "KISS.IOPN"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_opn    "KISS.OPN"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_dp     "KISS.DP"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_busy   "KISS.BUSY"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_cont   "KISS.CONT"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_kiss_atten  "KISS.ATTEN"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_io_arq          "ARQ"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_arq_ipa     "ARQ.IPA"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_arq_iopn    "ARQ.IOPN"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_io_xmlrpc       "XMLRPC"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_xmlrpc_ipa  "XMLRPC.IPA"  &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_io_xmlrpc_iopn "XMLRPC.IOPN"

\ref s_nbems  "MISC NBEMS"
\par
\ref ss_nbems_timeout    "TIMEOUT"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_nbems_open_brwsr "OPEN BRWSR" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_nbems_state      "STATE"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_nbems_open_msg   "OPEN MSG"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_nbems_open_flmsg "OPEN FLMSG" &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref ss_nbems_flmsg_path "PATH"

\ref s_id "ID"
\par
\ref sss_notify              "RSID.NOTIFY"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_search_bandpass     "RSID.SRCH BP"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_mark_prev_mode      "RSID.MARK PREV"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_detector            "RSID.DETECTOR"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_dialog_box          "RSID.ALRT DIALOG"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_tx_freq_lock        "RSID.TX FREQ LOCK"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_disable_freq_change "RSID.FREQ CHANGE"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_rsid_error_level    "RSID.ALLOW ERRORS"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_open_squelch        "RSID.SQL OPEN"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_pretone             "RSID.PRETONE"        &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_end_of_xmit_id      "RSID.END XMT ID"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_id_mode             "VIDEO.ID MODE"       &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_ed_video_text       "VIDEO.VIDEO TXT"     &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_input_video_text    "VIDEO.TEXT INPUT"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_small_font          "VIDEO.SMALL FONT"    &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_500hz_limit         "VIDEO.500HZ"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_mode_limit          "VIDEO.WIDTH LIMIT"   &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_char_row            "VIDEO.CHAR ROW"      &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_cw_id               "CW.TX CALL"          &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_id_mode             "CW.DETECTOR"         &nbsp; \| &nbsp;
\ref sss_cw_id_speed         "CW.SPEED"            &nbsp; \| &nbsp;


\ref ss_load_macro "MACRO"

<hr>
<br><br>
\section sScriptSyntax Scripting Syntax

The script syntax is formated into a multi tier system using two variations.
The first is a structured syntax. The second uses a hierarchy
system employing dot '.' notation.  The command text used closely mimics the
GUI configuration panel tabs hierarchy and contents to easily discern the
connection between commands and the effected settings.

\subsection ssStucturedCommands Structured Commands

Each command ends with a colon (':'). This separates the command section
with the paramater section. A command may or may not contain a paramater.
Structured statements are terminated using "END:" statement.

<tt>
\<TOP_TIER\>:<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;\<SUB_TIER\>:\<Parameter\><br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;\<SUB_TIER\>:\<No Parameter\><br>
END:<br>
</tt>

\subsection ssHierarchyCommands Dot Notation Commands

Each command ends with a colon (':'). This separates the command section
with the paramater section. A command may or may not contain a paramater. The
inclusion of a period ('.') within the command section denotes the separation
of upper and lower tier segments.

<tt>
\<TOP_TIER\>.\<SUB_TIER\>,...:\<Parameter\><br>
\<TOP_TIER\>.\<SUB_TIER\>,...:\<No Parameter\><br>
</tt>

\subsection ssParameters Parameters

Parameter content varies on the command used. The various parameters types are:
<br>
<ul>
<li><tt>Integers</tt> (whole numbers, ie 0, 10, 100, 234).</li>
<li><tt>Real Numbers</tt> (floating point numbers, ie 1.2, 10.3).<br></li>
<li><tt>Characters Strings</tt> (one or more words, "Madison, AL", "Toney, AL").<br></li>
</ul>

\subsection ssScriptFiles Script Files

The script file name is expected to contain a .txt extension. The editing of
these files must utilize a true text editor&sup1;. Preferably one that understands
the various line ending sequences used between the different Operating
Systems.

<ul>
<li>The first line in the script file must contain \"<b>FLDIGI_CONFIG</b>\" tag.
This is used to verify the "text" file is a configuration script for
FLDIGI. If it's not present the file will not be processed.</li>

<li>One command : parameter pair per line.</li>

<li>Command indentations with spaces or tabs are not required (cosmetic).</li>

<li>Parameters are separated by a comma ','.</li>

<li>Parameters regardless of type can be encapsulated in quotes \(\" \"\). However,
	if a parameter contains spaces or commas it must be encapsulated.</li>

<li>One or more commands per file.</li>

<li>One or more empty lines per file.</li>.

<li>Any text entry after the '#' pound sign is considered a 'comment' and will be
	ignored.</li>
</ul>

\par Note: 1
Windows: Notepad++, Geany <br>
Macintosh: TextWrangler <br>
Linux: Geany, Gedit, Pluma <br>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Windows_text_editors<br>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Linux_text_editors<br>

<br>
\section ss_fldigi FLDigi Commands

See \ref operating_controls_page

\subsection sss_freq  Frequency Control

Sets the RF Carrier frequency (effects rig control).

FREQ:\<Real Number\>

\<Real Number\> values are entered directly or as exponential notation. The
following frequencies represent the same frequency value.

Frequency Value = Parameter Syntax

<ul>
<li>14.070 MHz = 14.070e+06</li>
<li>14070.00 KHz = 14070.0e+03 - Using this exponent magnitude represents the
    scale of the frequency display</li>
<li>14070000 Hz = 14070000 - Directly in Hz</li>
</ul>

\subsection sss_mode  Mode

Sets the rig modulation mode (ie. USB, LSB, FM, etc). The actual values are
dependent on the rig and the interface used.

MODE:\<Character String\>

\subsection sss_wfhz  Waterfall Offset (Hz)

Sets the audio tone offset in the waterfall.

WFHZ:\<Integer\>

Valid values range from 0 - 4000 +/- 50% of the bandwidth needed for the
selected modem.

\subsection sss_rxid  RxID

Enable or disable the use of RSID reception.

RXID:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_txid  TxID

Enable or disable the use of RSID transmission.

TXID:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_spot  Spot

Enable or disable the use of the PSKreporter mechanism.

SPOT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rev   Rev

Enable or disable the use of upper and lower tone reversal. Allowing modems
like MFSK to receive/transmit LSB signal while the rig is in USB. RSID will
not decode when this option is selected and not all modems are supported.

REV:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_afc   AFC

Enable or disable the use of Automatic Frequency Control.

AFC:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_lock  Lk

Enable or disable the use of frequency lock. The behavior of this feature
can be altered depending on the settings of the \ref id_configuration_page
panel.

LOCK:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_sql   SQL

Enable or disable the use of the squelch.

SQL:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_kpsql KPSQL

Enable or disable the use of the KISS power squelch. This option is only
available when KISS IO interface option is selected.

See \ref config_io_page

KPSQL:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_modem MODEM Control

Sets the desired modem to receive and transmit from. Some modems will not be
available if KISS IO interface option is selected. See \ref mode_table_page
under 'mode' column for proper modem parameter syntax.

MODEM:\<Character String\>

\subsection sss_fldigi_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>FREQ:14.070e+06 <br>END:</tt>  | <tt>FLDIGI.FREQ:3853.0e+03</tt> |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>MODE:DIG <br>END:</tt>         | <tt>FLDIGI.MODE:DIG</tt>        |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>WFHZ:1500 <br>END:</tt>        | <tt>FLDIGI.WFHZ:700</tt>        |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>RXID:ENABLE <br>END:</tt>      | <tt>FLDIGI.RXID:DISABLE</tt>    |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>TXID:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>     | <tt>FLDIGI.TXID:DISABLE</tt>    |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>SPOT:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>     | <tt>FLDIGI.SPOT:ENABLE</tt>     |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>REV:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>      | <tt>FLDIGI.REV:ENABLE</tt>      |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>AFC:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>      | <tt>FLDIGI.AFC:DISABLE</tt>     |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>LOCK:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>     | <tt>FLDIGI.LOCK:ENABLE</tt>     |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>SQL:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>      | <tt>FLDIGI.SQL:ENABLE</tt>      |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>KPSQL:DISABLE <br>END:</tt>    | <tt>FLDIGI.KPSQL:DISABLE</tt>   |
| <tt>FLDIGI:<br>MODEM:BPSK31 <br>END:</tt>     | <tt>FLDIGI.MODEM:BPSK63</tt>    |

<br>
\section ss_operator Operator Commands

See \ref operator_configuration_page

\subsection sss_callsign Callsign:

OPERATOR.CALLSIGN:\<Region Specific\>

\subsection sss_name Name:

OPERATOR.NAME:\<Your Name\>

\subsection sss_qth QTH:

OPERATOR.QTH:\<City, State, Country, etc\>

\subsection sss_loc Locator:

Maidenhead Grid Locator. A series of alpha
numerical characters representing a position on earth.

OPERATOR.LOC:\<AAnnaann\>

A: Uppercase characters <br>
n: Numerical data (0-9) <br>
a: Lowercase characters <br>

Additional Information: http://www.arrl.org/grid-squares, or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maidenhead_Locator_System

\subsection sss_ant Operators Antenna Description

OPERATOR.ANT:\<Antenna type, height, etc\>

\subsection sss_op_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>OPERATOR:<br>CALLSIGN:KK5VD<br>END:</tt>                 | <tt>OPERATOR.CALLSIGN:w1hkj</tt>              |
| <tt>OPERATOR:<br>NAME:Robert<br>END:</tt>                    | <tt>OPERATOR.NAME:Dave</tt>                   |
| <tt>OPERATOR:<br>QTH:"Madison, AL" <br>END:</tt>             | <tt>OPERATOR.QTH:"Toney, AL"</tt>             |
| <tt>OPERATOR:<br>LOC:EM64pr <br>END:</tt>                    | <tt>OPERATOR.LOC:EM64</tt>                    |
| <tt>OPERATOR:<br>ANT:"Inverted 'V' @22FT AGL" <br>END:</tt>  | <tt>OPERATOR.ANT:"15 EL LP @ 200 FT AGL"</tt> |

<br>
\section ss_audio_device Audio Device Commands

See \ref sound_card_configuration_page

\subsection sss_oss OSS

Enable or disable OSS. This option is not available on all operating systems.

OSS:\<ENABLE \| DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_dev_path Device:

OSS DEV:\<Character String\>

Parameter:/dev/path

\subsection sss_portaudio PortAudio

Enable or disable Port Audio. This option may or may not be available to all
operating systems.

PA:\<ENABLE \| DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_portaudio_playback Playback:

The device name is specific to the hardware installed.

PA PLAYBACK:\<Integer\>,\<Character String\>

Parameter:Menu Index, Device Name

\par Note:
Parameter Menu Index is specific to the fldigi/hardware combination. If the
device name is available on other systems it will be set to the first
occurrence of that device name.

\subsection sss_portaudio_capture  Capture:

The device name is specific to the hardware installed.

PA CAPTURE:\<Integer\>,\<Character String\>

\par Note:
Parameter Menu Index is specific to the fldigi/hardware combination. If the
device name is available on other systems it will be set to the first
occurrence of that device name.

Parameter:Menu Index, Device Name

\subsection sss_pua PulseAudio

Enable or disable Pulse Audio. This option is not available on all operating systems.

PUA:\<ENABLE \| DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_pua_srvr Server string:

PUA SERVER:\<Character String\>

Parameter: See Note: &dagger; below.

\subsection sss_ad_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> OSS:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>                      | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.OSS:ENABLE</tt>                   |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> OSS DEV:/dev/path<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.OSS DEV:/dev/path</tt>                 |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> PA:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>                       | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.PA:ENABLE</tt>                    |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> PA CAPTURE:2,"USB Audio CODEC"<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.PA CAPTURE:2,"USB Audio CODEC"</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> PA PLAYBACK:3,"USB Audio CODEC"<br>END:</tt> | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.PA CAPTURE:3,"USB Audio CODEC"</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> PUA:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>                      | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.PUA:ENABLE</tt>                   |
| <tt>AUDIO DEVICE:<br> PUA SERVER:&dagger;<br>END:</tt>             | <tt>AUDIO DEVICE.PUA SERVER:&dagger;</tt>          |

\par Note: &dagger; Pulse Audio Server Strings
Pulse audio server string information can be found here:
<br>
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/ServerStrings/

<br>
\section ss_audio_settings Audio Settings

See \ref sound_card_configuration_page

\subsection sss_audio_capture_sample_rate Capture Audio Sample Rate

Set the input signal sample rate. The sample rate availability is dependent
on the ADC hardware.

Auto, Native, 8000,...

CAPTURE:\<Character String\>

\subsection sss_audio_playback_sample_rate Playback Audio Sample Rate

Set the output signal sample rate. The sample rate availability is dependent
on the DAC hardware.

Auto, Native, 8000,...

PLAYBACK:\<Character String\>

\subsection sss_audio_converter Converter

CONVERTER:\<Character String\> Best, Medium, Fastest, Linear

\subsection sss_rx_ppm Receive Audio PPM Correction

RX PPM:\<Integer\> negative, 0, positive values

\subsection sss_tx_ppm Transmit Audio PPM Correction

TX PPM:\<Integer\> negative, 0, positive values

\subsection sss_tx_offset Transmit Audio Hertz Offset Correction

TX OFFSET:\<Integer\> negative, 0, positive values (Hertz)

\subsection sss_as_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> CAPTURE:48000<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.CAPTURE:Auto</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> PLAYBACK:8000<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.PLAYBACK:Native</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> CONVERTER:"Best"<br>END:</tt> | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.CONVERTER:"Fastest"</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> RX PPM:17<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.RX PPM:17</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> TX PPM:17<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.TX PPM:17</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS:<br> TX OFFSET:17<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>AUDIO SETTINGS.TX OFFSET:17</tt> |

<br>
\section ss_audio_rt_channel Audio Right Channel Commands

See \ref right_chanel_audio

\subsection sss_rt_mono Mono audio output

Enable or disable monophonic signal output.

MONO AUDIO:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rt_mono_lr Modem signal on left and right channels

Enable or disable audio signal to both left and right channels

MODEM LR:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rt_mono_rev Reverse Left/Right channels

Enable or disable audio signal reversal on Left/Right channels.

REV LR:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rt_mono_ptt PTT tone on right audio channel

Enable or disable PTT use by suppling a signal on the right channel.

PTT RT CHAN:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rt_mono_qsk CW QSK signal on right channel

QSK RT CHAN:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rt_mono_fsk Pseudo-FSK on right audio channel

FSK RT CHAN:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection sss_rtch_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> MONO AUDIO:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.MONO AUDIO:DISABLE</tt>  |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> MODEM LR:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.MODEM LR:DISABLE</tt>    |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> CONVERTER:"Best"<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.CONVERTER:"Fastest"</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> REV LR:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>      | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.REV LR:DISABLE</tt>      |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> QSK RT CHAN:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.QSK RT CHAN:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL:<br> FSK RT CHAN:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>AUDIO RT CHANNEL.FSK RT CHAN:DISABLE</tt> |

<br>
\section ss_audio_wave_sr Wav write sample rate

See \ref wav_file_sample_rate

Sets the record wave file sample rate.

AUDIO WAVE.SRATE:\<Integer\>

Available Parameters: 8000, 11025, 16000, 22050, 24000, 44100, 48000

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>AUDIO WAVE:<br> SRATE:16000<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>AUDIO WAVE.SRATE:16000</tt>  |

<br>
\section ss_rig_hrdwr_ptt Hardware PTT Option Commands

See \ref rig_config

\subsection ss_hrdwr_ptt PTT tone on right audio channel

PTT RT CHAN:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_serial Use separate serial port PTT

SERIAL PORT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_device Device:

DEVICE:\<Character String\>

Parameter: A device path (/dev/ptt)

\subsection ss_hrdwr_rts Use RTS

RTS:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_dtr Use DTR

DTR:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_rtsv RTS = +V

RTSV:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_dtrv DTR = +V

DTRV:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_spttd PTT delays valid for all CAT/PTT types

START PTT DELAY:\<Integer\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_epttd PTT delays valid for all CAT/PTT types

END PTT DELAY:\<Integer\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_uhr  Use uHRouter PTT

UHROUTER:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_pp Use parallel port PTT

PARALLEL:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hrdwr_init Initialize Changes

INIT:

\subsection ss_hrdwr_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> SERIAL PORT:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.SERIAL PORT:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> DEVICE:/dev/ptt<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.DEVICE:COM1</tt>         |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> RTS:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.RTS:DISABLE</tt>         |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> RTSV:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.RTSV:DISABLE</tt>        |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> DTR:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.DTR:DISABLE</tt>         |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> DTRV:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.DTRV:DISABLE</tt>        |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> PARALLEL:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.PARALLEL:DISABLE</tt>    |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> UHROUTER:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.UHROUTER:DISABLE</tt>    |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> START PTT DELAY:1<br>END:</tt>   | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.START PTT DELAY:1</tt>   |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> END PTT DELAY:1<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.END PTT DELAY:1</tt>     |
| <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT:<br> INIT:<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.INIT:</tt>               |

<br>
\section ss_rigcat RIGCAT Commands

See \ref rig_cat_control

\subsection ss_rigcat_state Use RigCAT

STATE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_df Rig description file:

DESC FILE:\<Character String\>

Parameter:/directory/path/file.xml

\subsection ss_rigcat_dp Device:

DEV PATH:\<Character String\>

Parameter:/dev/path

\subsection ss_rigcat_retry Retries

RETRIES:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_rint Retry interval (ms)

RETRY INT:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_wd Write delay (ms)

WDELAY:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_id Init delay (ms)

IDELAY:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_br Baud rate:

BRATE:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_sb Stopbits

SBITS:\<integer\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_echo Commands are echoed

ECHO:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_trts Toggle RTS for PTT

TOGGLE RTS PTT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_tdtr Toggle DTR for PTT

TOGGLE DTR PTT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_restore Restore Settings on Close

RESTORE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_pttc CAT command for PTT

PTT COMMAND:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_rtsv RTS +12 v

RTS 12V:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_dtrv DTR +12 v

DTR 12V:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_hfc RTS/CTS flow control

HRDWR FC:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_vsp VSP Enable

VSP:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_rigcat_init Initialize Changes

INIT:

\subsection ss_rigcat_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> STATE:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>RIG HRDWR PTT.STATE:ENABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> DEV PATH:/dev/tty.usbserial-RT071600<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>RIGCAT.DEV PATH:COM1</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> DESC FILE:/Users/.fldigi/rigs/FT-817.xml<br>END:</tt> | <tt>RIGCAT.DESC FILE:/Users/.fldigi/rigs/FT-817.xml</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> RETRIES:2<br>END:</tt>              | <tt>RIGCAT.RETRIES:2</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> RETRY INT:500<br>END:</tt>          | <tt>RIGCAT.RETRY INT:500</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> WDELAY:5<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>RIGCAT.WDELAY:5</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> IDELAY:0<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>RIGCAT.IDELAY:0</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> BRATE:4800<br>END:</tt>             | <tt>RIGCAT.BRATE:4800</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> SBITS:1<br>END:</tt>                | <tt>RIGCAT.SBITS:1</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> ECHO:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>RIGCAT.ECHO:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>RIGCAT.TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> RESTORE:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>RIGCAT.RESTORE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> PTT COMMAND:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>RIGCAT.PTT COMMAND:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> TOGGLE DTR PTT<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>RIGCAT.TOGGLE DTR PTT</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>RIGCAT.TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> RTS 12V:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>RIGCAT.RTS 12V:DISABLE</tt>  |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> DTR 12V:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>RIGCAT.DTR 12V:DISABLE</tt>  |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> HRDWR FC:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>       | <tt>RIGCAT.HRDWR FC:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> VSP:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>            | <tt>RIGCAT.VSP:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>RIGCAT:<br> INIT:<br>END:</tt>                  | <tt>RIGCAT.INIT:</tt> |

<br>
\section ss_hamlib HAMLIB Commands

See \ref hamlib_cat_control

\subsection ss_hamlib_s  Use Hamlib

Enable to disable Hamlib Rig Control interface.

STATE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_r  Rig:

Set the rig to control. The list of Rigs are derived from internal list
provided by HAMLIB.

RIG:\<Character String\>

Parameter: HAMLIB Device Names

\subsection ss_hamlib_dp Device:

The device path for controlling the Rig.

DEV PATH:\<Character String\>

Parameter:Device path

\subsection ss_hamlib_retries   Retries

The number of tries at sending commands to the Rig

RETRIES:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_ri  Retry Interval (ms)

RETRY INT:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_wd  Write delay (ms)

WDELAY:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_pwd Post write delay (ms)

PWDELAY:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_br  Baud rate:

BRATE:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_sbits Stopbits

SBITS:\<Interger\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_sband Sideband:

SBAND:\<Character String\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_pttc PTT via Hamlib command

PTT COMMAND:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_dtrv DTR +12

DTR 12V:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_rtsv RTS +12

RTS 12V:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_hfc RTS/CTS flow control

HRDWR FC:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_sfc XON/XOFF flow control

SFTWR FC:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_ac  Advanced configuration:

ADV CONF:\<Character String\>

\subsection ss_hamlib_init Initialize Changes

INIT:

Parameters: None

\subsection ss_hamlib_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> STATE:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>       | <tt>HAMLIB.STATE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> RIG:"Yaesu FT-817  (Beta)"<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>HAMLIB.RIG:"Yaesu FT-817  (Beta)"</tt>
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> DEV PATH:/dev/tty.usbserial-RT071600<br>END:</tt> | <tt>HAMLIB.DEV PATH:COM1</tt>
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> RETRIES:2<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>HAMLIB.RETRIES:2</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> RETRY INT:10<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>HAMLIB.RETRY INT:10</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> WDELAY:0<br>END:</tt>            | <tt>HAMLIB.WDELAY:0 </tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> PWDELAY:5<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>HAMLIB.PWDELAY:5</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> BRATE:4800<br>END:</tt>          | <tt>HAMLIB.BRATE:4800</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> SBITS:1<br>END:</tt>             | <tt>HAMLIB.SBITS:1</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> SBAND:"Rig mode"<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>HAMLIB.SBAND:"Rig mode"</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> PTT COMMAND:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>HAMLIB.PTT COMMAND:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> DTR 12V:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>HAMLIB.DTR 12V:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> RTS 12V:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>HAMLIB.RTS 12V:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> HRDWR FC:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>HAMLIB.HRDWR FC:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> SFTWR FC:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>HAMLIB.SFTWR FC:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> ADV CONF:<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>HAMLIB.ADV CONF:</tt> |
| <tt>HAMLIB:<br> INIT:<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>HAMLIB.INIT:</tt> |


<br>
\section ss_xmlrpc_rc XMLRPC Rig Control Commands

See \ref xml_rpc_cat

\subsection  ss_xmlrpc_s Use XML-RPC program

STATE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_xmlrpc_bwd  Mode/BW delay

BWDELAY:\<Real Number\>

\subsection ss_xmlrpc_init  Initialize Changes

INIT:

Parameters: None

\subsection ss_xmlrpc_example  Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>XMLRPC RC:<br> STATE:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>XMLRPC RC.STATE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>XMLRPC RC:<br> BWDELAY:0.5<br>END:</tt>   | <tt>XMLRPC RC.BWDELAY:0.5</tt> |
| <tt>XMLRPC RC:<br> INIT:<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>XMLRPC RC.INIT:</tt> |


<br>
\section ss_io IO

See \ref config_io_page

\subsection ss_io_lock Lock

Used to lock the panel from user GUI access. Has no effect on script commands.

LOCK:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_io_port    Enable ARQ or KISS IO Access

Select the active IO port for data operation between programs.

PORT:\<Character String\>

Parameters:

ARQ: Used to control the FL Suite of auxiliary programs.

KISS: KISS protocol over UDP/IP interface

\subsection ss_io_ax25d       AX25 Decode

Enable or disable Ax25 decoding. Only available when the KISS IO port is
active.

AX25D:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_io_csma        Enable CSMA

Enable or disable Carrier Sense Multiple Access. Only available when the
KISS IO port is active.

CSMA:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_io_kiss        KISS Sub Command

KISS related sub commands.

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_ipa   IP Address

IP address for program to program communication

IPA:\<Character String\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_iopa  I/O

IP address I/O port number for program to program communication

IOPN:\<Integer\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_opn   O

IP address Output port number for program to program communication. Required
when FLDigi and auxiliary programs reside on the same host.

OPN:\<Integer\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_dp    Dual Port

Enable or disable the use of dual port io.

DP:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_busy  Enable Busy Channel

Enable or disable busy channel. Allows for the cooperative use of the
frequency.

BUSY:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_cont   Continue After (sec)

The number of seconds the frequency must be clean clear before transmissions
resume. Enabled by busy channel activation.

CONT:\<Integer\>

\subsubsection sss_io_kiss_atten  KPSQL Attenuation

Controls the gain sensitivity of the KISS Power Squelch (KPSQL). The
attenuation is measure in fractions. If the value is '4' then the gain is
reduced to 1/4th. Maximum gain (sensitivity) requires a value of 1.

ATTEN:\<Integer\>

\subsection ss_io_arq             ARQ Sub Command

ARQ sub commands

\subsubsection sss_io_arq_ipa     IP Address

IP address for program to program communication

IPA:\<Character String\>

\subsubsection sss_io_arq_iopn    Port

IP address I/O port number for program to program communication

IOPN:\<Integer\>

\subsection ss_io_xmlrpc          XMLRPC Sub Command

\subsubsection sss_io_xmlrpc_ipa  IP Address

IP address for program to program communication

IPA:\<Character String\>

\subsubsection sss_io_xmlrpc_iopn Port

IP address I/O port number for program to program communication

IOPN:\<Integer\>

\subsection sss_io_example  Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>IO:<br> LOCK:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>   | <tt>IO.LOCK:ENABLE</tt>   |
| <tt>IO:<br> PORT:ARQ<br>END:</tt>      | <tt>IO.PORT:ARQ</tt>      |
| <tt>IO:<br> AX25D:DISABLE<br>END:</tt> | <tt>IO.AX25D:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br> CSMA:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>IO.CSMA:DISABLE</tt>  |

<br>
| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>IPA:127.0.0.1<br>END:<br>END:</tt>   | <tt>IO.KISS.IPA:127.0.0.1</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>IOPN:7342<br>END:<br>END:</tt>       | <tt>IO.KISS.IOPN:7342</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>OPN:7343<br>END:<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>IO.KISS.OPN:7343</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>DP:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>      | <tt>IO.KISS.DP:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>BUSY:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>IO.KISS.BUSY:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>CONT:3<br>END:<br>END:</tt>          | <tt>IO.KISS.CONT:3</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>KISS:<br>ATTEN:2<br>END:<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>IO.KISS.ATTEN:2</tt> |

<br>
| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>IO:<br>ARQ:<br>IPA:127.0.0.1<br>END:<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>IO.ARQ.IPA:127.0.0.1</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>ARQ:<br>IOPN:7322<br>END:<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>IO.ARQ.IOPN:7322</tt> |

<br>
| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>IO:<br>XMLRPC:<br>IPA:127.0.0.1<br>END:<br>END:</tt> | <tt>IO.XMLRPC.IPA:127.0.0.1</tt> |
| <tt>IO:<br>XMLRPC:<br>IOPN:7362<br>END:<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>IO.XMLRPC.IOPN:7362</tt> |

<br>
\section s_nbems Misc NBEMS Commands

See \ref subsec_nbems_flxxx_interface

\subsection ss_nbems_state Enable

NBEMS data file interface

STATE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_nbems_open_msg Open message folder

OPEN MSG:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_nbems_open_flmsg Open with flmsg

OPEN FLMSG:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_nbems_flmsg_path FLMsg executable path

PATH:\<Character String\>

Parameter: Directory and file name to the executable file location.

\subsection ss_nbems_open_brwsr Open in browser

OPEN BRWSR:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_nbems_timeout Timeout (secs)

TIMEOUT:\<Character String\>

\subsection ss_nbems_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> STATE:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>                    | <tt>MISC NBEMS.STATE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> OPEN MSG:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>                 | <tt>MISC NBEMS.OPEN MSG:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> OPEN FLMSG:ENABLE<br>END:</tt>                | <tt>MISC NBEMS.OPEN FLMSG:ENABLE</tt> |
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> OPEN BRWSR:DISABLE<br>END:</tt>               | <tt>MISC NBEMS.OPEN BRWSR:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> TIMEOUT:4.0<br>END:</tt>                      | <tt>MISC NBEMS.TIMEOUT:4.0</tt> |
| <tt>MISC NBEMS:<br> PATH:c:/applications/nbems/flmsg<br>END:</tt> | <tt>MISC PATH:c:/applications/nbems/flmsg</tt> |

\section s_id ID

See \ref id_configuration_page

\subsection ss_id_rsid RsID

\subsubsection sss_notify Notify only

Notify operator of RSID reception, disabling waterfall, frequency, and
modem changes.

NOTIFY:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_search_bandpass Searches passband

Search the entire band pass for RSID signatures (Enabled). Otherwise search
center frequency +/- 200Hz

SRCH BP:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_mark_prev_mode Mark prev freq/mode

Annotate on receive panel previous frequency and modem on RSID reception.

MARK PREV:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_detector Disables detector

Ignore RSID tone sequence.

DETECTOR:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_dialog_box Disable alert dialog

Display Dialog box indicating reception of RSID tone sequence (Enabled).

ALRT DIALOG:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_tx_freq_lock Retain tx freq lock

Retain frequency/waterfall transmit position on modem switches (enabled).

TX FREQ LOCK:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_disable_freq_change Disable freq change

Do not change frequency when RSID tones received.

FREQ CHANGE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_rsid_error_level Allow errors

Adjust RSID reception accuracy at the expense of sensitivity.

ALLOW ERRORS:\<Character String\>

Parameters: Low, Medium, High

\subsubsection sss_open_squelch Squelch open (sec)

On RSID reception disable squelch for n seconds.

SQL OPEN:\<Integer\>

Parameters: 0 - 20

\subsubsection sss_pretone Pre-Signal Tone Seconds

On RSID reception disable squelch for n seconds.

PRETONE:\<Real Number\>

Parameters: 0.0 - 10.0 in 0.1/1.0 increments

\subsubsection sss_end_of_xmit_id End of xmt ID

Transmit an RSID tone sequence at the end of the data transmission.

END XMT ID:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsection ss_id_video Video

\subsubsection sss_id_mode Transmit mode ID

Enable/Disable the transmission of video text modem name.

ID MODE:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_ed_video_text Transmit video text

Enable/Disable the transmission of custom video text.

VIDEO TXT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_input_video_text Custom Video Text Input

Enable/Disable the transmission of custom video text.

TEXT INPUT:\<Character String\>

\subsubsection sss_small_font Use small font

Enable/Disable the of small font for video text.

SMALL FONT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_500hz_limit 500 Hz limit

Enable/Disable 500 Hz video width limit

500HZ:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_mode_limit Mode width limit

Enable/Disable video width limit based on modem bandwidth use.

WIDTH LIMIT:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_char_row Chars/Row:

Maximum number of video text character per "line"

CHAR ROW:\<Integer\>

Parmeters: 1 - 8 Characters

\subsection ss_id_cw CW

\subsubsection sss_cw_id Transmit callsign

Enable/Disable post callsign CW ID

TX CALL:\<ENABLE | DISABLE\>

\subsubsection sss_cw_id_speed Speed (WPM):

Enable/Disable post callsign CW ID transmit speed

SPEED:\<Integer\>

Parameters: 15 - 40 WPM

\par NOTE:
Check the specifications imposed by your country on the maximum
speed allowing for CW identifing.

\subsection ss_id_rsid_examples Examples

| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>NOTIFY:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>       | <tt>ID.RSID.NOTIFY:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>SRCH BP:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>      | <tt>ID.RSID.SRCH BP:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>MARK PREV:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>ID.RSID.MARK PREV:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>DETECTOR:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>     | <tt>ID.RSID.DETECTOR:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>ALRT DIALOG:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>ID.RSID.ALRT DIALOG:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>TX FREQ LOCK:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt> | <tt>ID.RSID.TX FREQ LOCK:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>FREQ CHANGE:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>ID.RSID.FREQ CHANGE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>ALLOW ERRORS:Medium<br>END:<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>ID.RSID.ALLOW ERRORS:Medium</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>SQL OPEN:5<br>END:<br>END:</tt>           | <tt>ID.RSID.SQL OPEN:5</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>PRETONE:0.000<br>END:<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>ID.RSID.PRETONE:0.000</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>RSID:<br>END XMT ID:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>   | <tt>ID.RSID.END XMT ID:DISABLE</tt> |

<br>
| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>ID MODE:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>    | <tt>ID.VIDEO.ID MODE:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>VIDEO TXT:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>ID.VIDEO.VIDEO TXT:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>TEXT INPUT:CQ<br>END:<br>END:</tt>      | <tt>ID.VIDEO.TEXT INPUT:CQ</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>SMALL FONT:ENABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>  | <tt>ID.VIDEO.SMALL FONT:ENABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>500HZ:ENABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt>       | <tt>ID.VIDEO.500HZ:ENABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>WIDTH LIMIT:ENABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt> | <tt>ID.VIDEO.WIDTH LIMIT:ENABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>VIDEO:<br>CHAR ROW:8<br>END:<br>END:</tt>         | <tt>ID.VIDEO.CHAR ROW:8</tt> |

<br>
| Structured | Dot Notation |
|:-----------|:-------------|
| <tt>ID:<br>CW:<br>TX CALL:DISABLE<br>END:<br>END:</tt> | <tt>ID.CW.TX CALL:DISABLE</tt> |
| <tt>ID:<br>CW:<br>SPEED:18<br>END:<br>END:</tt>        | <tt>ID.CW.SPEED:18</tt> |

<br>
\section ss_load_macro Load Macro Command

See \ref macro_page

The Macro command is a structured command only, dot notation is not supported.

<tt>
MACRO,row,column,label<br>
\<Macro Content\><br>
END:<br>
</tt>

Parameters:<br>
row - This is the macro bar number seen to the right of the macro buttons (1-4)<br>
column - The physical macro button position from left to right (1-12).<br>
label - The marco buttons label. See \ref macro_display_symbols for special
label glyphs.

No syntax checking is performed for the macro content. User responsibility.

\image html macrobuttons.png "Macro Bar"
\image latex macrobuttons.png "Macro Bar" width=4.0in

The following example sets the first button in the first macro bar as seen above.

\verbatim
MACRO:1,1,"CQ @>|"
<TXRSID:on><TX>
cq cq cq de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL> pse k
<RX>
END:
\endverbatim

<br>
\section sExampleScript Example Script

\par NOTE:
This example script may report errors if used as is. Modification is required
to meet your particular setup.

\verbatim
FLDIGI_CONFIG
# Fldigi Generated Config Script
# Created: Wed Jan 21 15:44:14 2015

FLDIGI:
   FREQ:1.407000000e+07
   MODE:USB
   WFHZ:1500
   RXID:DISABLE
   TXID:DISABLE
   SPOT:ENABLE
   REV:DISABLE
   AFC:DISABLE
   LOCK:DISABLE
   SQL:DISABLE
   KPSQL:DISABLE
   MODEM:BPSK31
END:
OPERATOR:
   CALLSIGN:kk5vd
   QTH:Robert
   NAME:"Madison, AL"
   LOC:EM64or
   ANT:"Invert 'V' @ 22FT AGL"
END:
AUDIO DEVICE:
   PA:ENABLE
   PA CAPTURE:2,"USB Audio CODEC"
   PA PLAYBACK:3,"USB Audio CODEC"
END:
AUDIO SETTINGS:
   CAPTURE:Auto
   PLAYBACK:Auto
   CONVERTER:"Medium Sinc Interpolator"
   RX PPM:17
   TX PPM:17
   TX OFFSET:0
END:
AUDIO RT CHANNEL:
   MONO AUDIO:DISABLE
   MODEM LR:DISABLE
   REV LR:DISABLE
   PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE
   QSK RT CHAN:DISABLE
   FSK RT CHAN:DISABLE
END:
AUDIO WAVE:
   SRATE:16000
END:
RIG HRDWR PTT:
   PTT RT CHAN:DISABLE
   SERIAL PORT:DISABLE
   DEVICE:/dev/ptt
   RTS:DISABLE
   RTSV:DISABLE
   DTR:DISABLE
   DTRV:DISABLE
   PARALLEL:DISABLE
   UHROUTER:DISABLE
   START PTT DELAY:1
   END PTT DELAY:1
   INIT:
END:
RIGCAT:
   STATE:ENABLE
   DEV PATH:/dev/tty.usbserial-RT071600
   DESC FILE:/Users/.fldigi/rigs/FT-817.xml
   RETRIES:2
   RETRY INT:500
   WDELAY:5
   IDELAY:0
   BRATE:4800
   SBITS:1
   ECHO:DISABLE
   TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE
   RESTORE:DISABLE
   PTT COMMAND:DISABLE
   TOGGLE DTR PTT:DISABLE
   TOGGLE RTS PTT:DISABLE
   RTS 12V:DISABLE
   DTR 12V:DISABLE
   HRDWR FC:DISABLE
   VSP:DISABLE
   INIT:
END:
HAMLIB:
   STATE:DISABLE
   RIG:"Yaesu FT-817  (Beta)"
   DEV PATH:/dev/tty.usbserial-RT071600
   RETRIES:2
   RETRY INT:10
   WDELAY:0
   PWDELAY:5
   BRATE:4800
   SBITS:1
   SBAND:"Rig mode"
   PTT COMMAND:DISABLE
   DTR 12V:DISABLE
   RTS 12V:DISABLE
   HRDWR FC:DISABLE
   SFTWR FC:DISABLE
   ADV CONF:
   INIT:
END:
XMLRPC RC:
   STATE:DISABLE
   BWDELAY:0.500
   INIT:
END:
IO:
   LOCK:ENABLE
   PORT:ARQ
   AX25D:DISABLE
   CSMA:DISABLE
   KISS:
      IPA:127.0.0.1
      IOPN:7342
      OPN:7343
      DP:DISABLE
      BUSY:DISABLE
      CONT:3
      ATTEN:2
   END:
   ARQ:
      IPA:127.0.0.1
      IOPN:7322
   END:
   XMLRPC:
      IPA:127.0.0.1
      IOPN:7362
   END:
END:
MISC NBEMS:
   STATE:ENABLE
   OPEN MSG:DISABLE
   OPEN FLMSG:ENABLE
   PATH:/Applications/flmsg-2.0.6AB.app/Contents/MacOS/flmsg
   OPEN BRWSR:ENABLE
   TIMEOUT:2.000
END:
ID:
   RSID:
      NOTIFY:DISABLE
      SRCH BP:DISABLE
      MARK PREV:ENABLE
      DETECTOR:DISABLE
      ALRT DIALOG:DISABLE
      TX FREQ LOCK:DISABLE
      FREQ CHANGE:DISABLE
      ALLOW ERRORS:Medium
      SQL OPEN:5
      PRETONE:0.000
      END XMT ID:DISABLE
   END:
   VIDEO:
      ID MODE:DISABLE
      VIDEO TXT:DISABLE
      TEXT INPUT:CQ
      SMALL FONT:ENABLE
      500HZ:ENABLE
      WIDTH LIMIT:ENABLE
      CHAR ROW:8
   END:
   CW:
      TX CALL:DISABLE
      SPEED:18
   END:
END:

MACRO:1,1,"CQ"
<TXRSID:on><TX>
cq cq cq de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL>/qrp pse k
<RX>
END:

MACRO:1,2,"ANSWER"
<TX><CALL> <CALL> de <MYCALL> <MYCALL> <MYCALL> kn
<RX>
END:
\endverbatim

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<br>
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