You may use any legal floating point format. Enter the frequency in kHz, including decimal point if there are non-zero decimal components, using either the number keys or the keypad. Lastly, you may enter a frequency directly from the number keys or keypad of a keyboard. Paste actions result in an immediate command to set the frequency on a controlled rig. If the value being pasted would exceed the maximum frequency allowed, the Paste action is silently ignored. The value pasted is expected to be numeric in units of kHz and can include a decimal point. When pasting from a selection (highlighted number), the selection must be from text within the application whereas the clipboard paste will paste values copied from any application. You can paste from the clipboard (Ctrl/Meta-v) in addition to from the Selection buffer (middle mouse button). There are two additional ways to set the frequency when the control has focus: PASTE from clipboard and direct keyboard entry. For example, if the rig's resolution is 1 Hz, D0's range is 0-9 Hz.Īll of the foregoing change techniques result in immediate changes to the frequency of a controlled rig. Digits are numbered 0-9, right to left, with the digit's significance matching that of the rig's display. In all cases the numbers "roll over" - i.e., you can change the digit you point to and all digits to the left of it.Īrrow and Page Up / Page Down Keys can be used to increment and decrement digits. Alternatively, you can roll the mouse wheel with the pointer over a digit and it will scroll the digit. Holding the mouse button down will cause the number to rapidly increase or decrease. Clicking the left or right button over the top half of a digit increments it while clicking over the lower half decrements it. The foreground and background colors reverse to indicate the control has focus.Įach digit is sensitive to the mouse. Shift Click (left mouse button) in the control to set focus. Highlight a numeric frequency in text in the application and then move the mouse cursor over the control and press the middle mouse button to paste selection Move the mouse cursor over a digit and roll the wheel You can set the frequency two ways without the control being in "focus" and several more ways with it in focus. Note that this may be greater than the maximum frequency possible for your rig. The maximum frequency based on the number of digits displayed is given in the tooltip. If you don't use rig control, the maximum frequency is 9,999,999.999 kHz. If you are using flrig for rig control, an entry outside the limits will be sent to the rig the rig should reject the command and the flrig and fldigi displays should revert to the current rig frequency.
If you are using rigCAT (i.e., a rig XML file containing command definitions and minimum and maximum allowable frequencies), an entry outside the limits will not be sent to the rig - the display will revert to the rig frequency following the next rig poll cycle. The number of digits that may be entered displayed is currently hardcoded to seven digits to the left of the decimal and three to the right.
In addition to allowing you to set the rig frequency, it will track with changes made on the rig itself. The frequency display is also a control it displays frequency in kHz. The combo box on the right will allow the selection and control of the transceiver's receive filter bandwidth.
The combo box on the left will allow the selection and control of the operating mode of the transceiver. The logged frequency value will only be correct for LSB and USB operation. This frequency value is used with the waterfall audio frequency to compute the logged frequency. If fldigi is being used with an FM transceiver you probably should enter the simplex frequency or the input frequency of a repeater being used. When no CAT is available the control is simply a convenient way of keeping track of the transceiver USB/LSB suppressed carrier frequency, the mode and the audio tracking point.
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The same control is used for both manual entry of the transceiver frequency or with full CAT control.
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