On 3/1/2010 3:31 AM, hank smith wrote:
/if you could tell me the commands fore winrad 1.33 and send me the
exe file I could just run that/
Hank,
you can download the installation package from this URL. It is not
as simple as to replace an EXE file. You should execute the installer.
http://www.sdrham.com/bin/Winrad_133b03_setupXP.exe
Here following is the list of keyboard commands, which has been
extracted from the Winrad User Guide that is placed into the
installation directory by the installer when you execute it.
73 Alberto I2PHD
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Keyboard shortcuts
Winrad is mainly driven by the mouse, but some action can be performed
also using the keyboard, as shown in the following list :
. Ctrl-O opens an input windows where a new value for the LO frequency
can be typed in
. Ctrl-T opens an input windows where a new value for the Tune frequency
can be typed in
. Ctrl-A sets the demodulation mode to AM
. Ctrl-E sets the demodulation mode to ECSS
. Ctrl-U sets the demodulation mode to USB
. Ctrl-L sets the demodulation mode to LSB
. Ctrl-C sets the demodulation mode to CW
. Ctrl-D sets the demodulation mode to DRM
. Ctrl-R toggles the Noise Reduction on/off
. Ctrl-P toggles the CW Peak on/off
. Ctrl-B toggles the Noise Blanker on/off
The key 'Z' alone is equivalent to a click on the "Zap" button.
The key 'H' alone un-hides (if hidden) the GUI of the external I/O DLL
(if it has one).
The key 'C' alone sets the LO frequency equal to the Tune frequency,
bringing that frequency at the center of the display.
