>>>>> "w1hkj" == w1hkj <[email protected]> writes:
w1hkj> Seems ok to me. But is there a way to not transmit anything in the
>> current mode?
w1hkj> Use the mode CW
>> I've used the following macro:
>> <CLRTX><TX><DTMF:W100:L300:1234-5670,,AD><RX>
w1hkj> <CLRTX><MODEM:CW><DTMF:W100:L300:1234-5670,,AD><TX><RX>
w1hkj> Note the ordering
The ordering doesn't really seem to matter. Having to use mode CW seems
a bit weird though. What exactly get transmitted in the other modes when
you have <TX><RX> back to back ?
>> I was on psk31, and the attached image shows that I transmitted some
>> psk31 as well, even though there was not even a newline between<TX> and
>> <RX>, just the<DTMF> macro.
>>
>> I have not tested the decoder, no way to test it unless I find someone
>> who can transmit the tones in HF for me to receive.
w1hkj> You can test locally by enabling the noise generator
w1hkj> ./fldigi --noise
w1hkj> Then set the noise to 20 dB (on the User config tab)
w1hkj> Generate a wav file which contains the DTMF tones + noise.
w1hkj> Play it back.
with 20 dB of noise, the decoding is awful. I have to raise the squelch
a lot (normally is down to 2-3, had to raise it over 10) to decode
properly.
CPU usage when the decoder is enabled is barely different to when it's
not. Maybe 1-2 % more. (single core/thread cpu)
Pf
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Pierfrancesco Caci, ik5pvx
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