Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-29 Thread Bob Turner
Jim,

Thanks.  I will experiment with the settings you provided.

Bob

-Original Message- 
From: Jim Reisert AD1C 
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 5:34 PM 
To: Bob Turner 
Cc: dx4win@mailman.qth.net 
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots 

On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 12:34 PM, Bob Turner  wrote:

> Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?

There are two different concepts here.

The maximum number of spots in the DX Spots window is specified on the
Packet2 tab of your preferences, in the "Scrollback capacity" section.
Spots don't "expire" per-se, but once the limit is reached, the
oldest spot is deleted to make room for the newest spot.

On the Packet1 tab is a sections called "Age for spots (min)".  This
controls the alerts.  Let's say you need ST0R.  Since something like
this will be spotted maybe several times a minute (which is completely
unnecessary, by the way), you'd hear beeping or announcements each
time a new spot occurs.  What the "Age" does is specify a window of
time for which a spot is considered "new" and worthy of a(nother)
alert.  For example, let's say that you have "Spots" set to 10
minutes.  That means that once there are no more ST0R spots for 10
minutes, the next spot of ST0R will cause the alarm/announcement to
sound.  As long as spots keep coming in at less then 10 minute
intervals, you won't get any new alert.  I hope I explained this
correctly, I can think of another way this might work, but I hope my
explanation is the correct one.

The Band map has its own "age" setting.  This is how long a spot
remains in the band map after it has been spotted.  So if the age
value is set to 30 (min), then 30 minutes after the last spot for a
given call, that spot will disappear from the band map, until it is
spotted again.

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Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-29 Thread Jim Reisert AD1C
On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 12:34 PM, Bob Turner  wrote:

> Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?

There are two different concepts here.

The maximum number of spots in the DX Spots window is specified on the
Packet2 tab of your preferences, in the "Scrollback capacity" section.
 Spots don't "expire" per-se, but once the limit is reached, the
oldest spot is deleted to make room for the newest spot.

On the Packet1 tab is a sections called "Age for spots (min)".  This
controls the alerts.  Let's say you need ST0R.  Since something like
this will be spotted maybe several times a minute (which is completely
unnecessary, by the way), you'd hear beeping or announcements each
time a new spot occurs.  What the "Age" does is specify a window of
time for which a spot is considered "new" and worthy of a(nother)
alert.  For example, let's say that you have "Spots" set to 10
minutes.  That means that once there are no more ST0R spots for 10
minutes, the next spot of ST0R will cause the alarm/announcement to
sound.  As long as spots keep coming in at less then 10 minute
intervals, you won't get any new alert.  I hope I explained this
correctly, I can think of another way this might work, but I hope my
explanation is the correct one.

The Band map has its own "age" setting.  This is how long a spot
remains in the band map after it has been spotted.  So if the age
value is set to 30 (min), then 30 minutes after the last spot for a
given call, that spot will disappear from the band map, until it is
spotted again.

-- 
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Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-06 Thread Bob Turner
For spots timeouts, that seems to set the time value for a manual delete, 
but does not auto-delete spots that exceed the value.  Anyway, I did not 
know that setting was there.  Thanks for telling me about it.

Bob

-Original Message- 
From: Art - W6KY
Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2011 10:34 PM
To: Bob Turner ; dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots


Under Preferences:
Packet 1:
Windows for both: Band Map and Spot timeouts.

Just enter the time desired in minutes.

73, Art  W6KY
www.w6ky.com


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Subject: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?

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Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-06 Thread Art - W6KY

Under Preferences:
Packet 1:
Windows for both: Band Map and Spot timeouts.

Just enter the time desired in minutes.

73, Art  W6KY
www.w6ky.com


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Subject: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?

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Re: [Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-06 Thread Mel
No it's not. But they do expire from the bandmap.

On 2011-11-06 14:34, Bob Turner wrote:
> Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?
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[Dx4win] Delete Old Spots

2011-11-06 Thread Bob Turner
Its it possible to have old spots expire/delete automatically?

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