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This would be followed by the CQ terminator.
10.3 CQ Delay
Specified the amount of time between automated CQ's. This time is
specified in seconds. A good compromise is between 45 and 60 sec-
onds.
10.4 CQ Text
The CQ Text is user defined to customized operation for various modes
of operation. Macros are supported to simplify multi-user station.
Example: CQ CQ CQ de ~sc ~sc ~sc would be sent as
CQ CQ CQ de WI0ABC WI0ABC WI0ABC
10.5 CQ Terminator
The CQ terminator is used as the last line of a CQ, this is optional and
may be blank if desired.
Example:
CQ CQ CQ de WI0ABC WI0ABC WI0ABC
CQ CQ CQ de WI0ABC WI0ABC WI0ABC
CQ CQ CQ de WI0ABC WI0ABC WI0ABC
CQ CQ CQ de WI0ABC WI0ABC WI0ABC
Please ARQ de WI0ABC KK (CQ Terminator text)
10.6 End Key Text
The End key text is used to define the text that is sent when the user
presses the END key on the keyboard. This key is used as changeover
key in all modes.
The Page Down key may also be used as a changeover key. No addi-
tional text will be appended to the outgoing data.
10.7 Identification Text ALT-I
The Identification text allows the user to define a string of characters
that will be sent whenever the Alt-I key sequence is pressed or when the
user click on the ID button in the tool bar.
Example ~hc de ~sc (~sc)...~r~r
10.8 End QSO Text
The End QSO text is sent whenever the user presses the ALT-D key
sequence or clicks on the QRT button in the tool bar.
The text will be sent as data and after the text is sent the link will be
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