Re: [Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2017-10-14 Thread John Warburton G4IRN

Thanks for the off-reflector replies to this query.

I have come to the conclusion that I cannot do what I want to do. The DX 
Alerts parameter relates to voice alerts and the 'ignore grey and black 
spots' simply ignores P8 and P9 spots. Indeed, if you change the colour 
of these, they are still ignored!  So at best, it is badly labelled.


It would be nice to filter out unwanted spots though!

73 John G4IRN.




On 12/10/2017 22:02, John Warburton wrote:

Hi

I'd like to filter out spots from the packet window that have a 
priority level of 6 or above.


The following parameters have been set:

Preferences | Packet 1 | DX Alerts = Award Band not conf

Preferences | Packet 1 |Options | Spots to Ignore = Gray and Black 
(this is confirmed to filter out P8 and P9 spots)


Yet still I see spots in the packet window of priority 6 and 7 - in 
addition to those I want of P1-P5 (well I see P2-P5 anyway).


Actually the DX Alerts setting doesn't seem to make much difference.

Am I doing something wrong or is there a bug?

73 John G4IRN.

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Re: [Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2017-10-13 Thread Dan Violette
Don't see a reply yet.  I am not the best to answer since I let everything
through, but some things I do know:

DX Alerts are the audible notices.  This allows you to specify what you want
announced (voice, alarm, etc,)
Ignore Gray/Black I think is the highest level you can go to block.

I do not think this would work, but, have you tried setting the color for
the items you do not want to see to black?  Maybe you only want level 1, 2,
3 then set 4+ to black (or gray).  Pay careful attention to what each level
does.  I think there is some overlap.  I want new bands and modes for each
DXCC and level 6 is more important to me than 4 & 5.  I pay attention to all
background highlighted spots.  That is if I have kept the default spot
colors where levels 1, 2, 3 & 6 are highlighted.  I may have done that
myself (forget since have had Ver 8 since it first came out years ago).

Dan, KI6X

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Subject: [Dx4win] Packet Filtering

Hi

I'd like to filter out spots from the packet window that have a priority
level of 6 or above.

The following parameters have been set:

Preferences | Packet 1 | DX Alerts = Award Band not conf

Preferences | Packet 1 |Options | Spots to Ignore = Gray and Black (this is
confirmed to filter out P8 and P9 spots)

Yet still I see spots in the packet window of priority 6 and 7 - in addition
to those I want of P1-P5 (well I see P2-P5 anyway).

Actually the DX Alerts setting doesn't seem to make much difference.

Am I doing something wrong or is there a bug?

73 John G4IRN.

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[Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2017-10-12 Thread John Warburton

Hi

I'd like to filter out spots from the packet window that have a priority 
level of 6 or above.


The following parameters have been set:

Preferences | Packet 1 | DX Alerts = Award Band not conf

Preferences | Packet 1 |Options | Spots to Ignore = Gray and Black (this 
is confirmed to filter out P8 and P9 spots)


Yet still I see spots in the packet window of priority 6 and 7 - in 
addition to those I want of P1-P5 (well I see P2-P5 anyway).


Actually the DX Alerts setting doesn't seem to make much difference.

Am I doing something wrong or is there a bug?

73 John G4IRN.

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[Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2001-12-31 Thread Dean Norris
At 09:52 12/31/2001, William Blick wrote:
Not sure about DX4WIN filtering but if you are using a node which uses the
AR-Cluster software
you can set your own filters to not get the 6 meter spots.

If I can help with that info let me know.

73,

Bil W8EB node sysop in Lansing, Mil


Here is an excellent resource for setting up your AR Cluster connection.--

http://k7ar.net:4000/aruser/arccmdsummary.htm


--
Let's Roll



[Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2001-12-31 Thread Paul Dorey
If you are using Telnet, other than 'unchecking' the band in Preferences seems 
to me the only way to keep the Talker from announcing ...but the spots are 
there in Grey.  If you are using 'real' packet, depending on the system's 
software, you can use the FILTER command.

ped



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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 6:47 AM
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Subject: [Dx4win] Packet Filtering


Does anyone know if there is a way to filter out certain bands on incoming
packet spots?  For example, I currently do not operate 6 meters but receive
tons of 6 meter spots. Would like to filter those out for the time being.
Thanks,
DougKD8KX

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[Dx4win] Packet Filtering

2001-12-31 Thread Don Hinte
If you need help on ARC Cluster commands and/or how to use. Take a look at
the following web page:

http://ka5eyh.drhnet.com/UserManual/index.html

If you need a node to check into, look at

dxc-ka5eyh.drhnet.com by telnet.

This is a cluster supported by the Alamo DX Amigos, in San Antonio Texas.

Good Luck and 73's Don, SYSOP of ka5eyh-2 Cluster.

Don Hinte, KA5EYH
Phone 210.646.9504
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DXC Node dxc-ka5eyh.drhnet.com

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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:40 PM
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Packet Filtering


Doug,

On you packet cluster enter help set/filter for info on how
to do this.

gl,

Kris N5KM



Doug Weaver wrote:

 Does anyone know if there is a way to filter out certain bands on incoming
 packet spots?  For example, I currently do not operate 6 meters but
receive
 tons of 6 meter spots. Would like to filter those out for the time being.
 Thanks,
 DougKD8KX

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