Bill,
TX timeout timer is about right. Prevents non-stop (when not being heard)
QRM from Hounds. Also, when it times out, you have time to let a couple
cycles go by and see where in the band it might be best to call (look for
hole).
I did this multiple times (let it expire), watched the pileup, found a
hole, then simply hit Enable Tx...off it went. No settings needed to be
changed.
Sequence is automatic, no intervention needed. If people were off sequence
it was either caused by 1) Incompetence, 2) a bug , 3) Deliberate
interference, of which there was a bunch.
As far as the Hounds are concerned, there is no sequence...it is all
controlled by the Fox. If you double click on the Fox, after setting your
Tx freq > 1000, then the only intervention required is if you aren't
getting heard, and then just Enable Tx again.
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 10:02 AM, Bill Turner via wsjt-devel <
wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Great job with the test last night. I did find the 2 minute timer to be a
> real pain, however. I understand you do not want a robot operation, but a 5
> or 10 minute timer would be less frustrating.
>
> When the software shuts off the Enable TX, how do we know that we are
> still on the correct sequence when we click on Enable TX? I noticed some
> comments about folks calling on the wrong sequence last night.
>
> Again, thanks for the effort in the test.
>
> Bill Turner, W4WNT
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