I've not run into this problem as I just leave monitor on. I'm just being an
advocate here...(or just stubborn as my wife says)
The remaining question is the inconsistency...whether or not one has a working
freq for a mode doesn't seem like it should change the behavior...quite
non-intuitive.Either all mode changes do it or none do it. That seems logical
to me.So it's either monitor=true in mode change or delete the one in freq
change, isn't it? Either would make it consistent.
Mike W9MDB
From: Bill Somerville <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2016 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] Start Monitor when switching modes?
On 10/06/2016 16:23, Black Michael wrote:
> Under what condition do you have monitor off and then want it to come
> on outside of your control? Don't the vast majority just keep monitor
> on 24x7?
Hi Mike,
as I said above: some users, including myself, start WSJT-X
automatically before they wish to use it. The option to not turn on
monitor at startup is needed otherwise WSJT-X seizes control of the rig.
Some time later when WSJT-X is required, one can select a band or mode
in WSJT-X and everything is set ready to go. The converse is true in
that disabling monitor relinquishes active control of the rig allowing
operation in other modes and on other frequencies. One click to start
using WSJT-X (well two to select from the band drop down), one click to
stop using WSJT-X.
I have explained how a configuration with no working frequencies will
achieve what you ask for, doesn't that satisfy both camps?
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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