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Sm7iun: /* Radio 1 */

2026-02-02T13:00:26Z

Radio 1

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	'''Note:''' Callsigns preceded by a star are spotted by a preferred source. Callsigns preceded by a bullet<br>		'''Note:''' Callsigns preceded by a star are spotted by a preferred source. Callsigns preceded by a bullet<br>
	are skimmer spots. Callsigns preceded by a plus sign are manual spots. Callsigns preceded by a delta "Δ"<br>		are skimmer spots. Callsigns preceded by a plus sign are manual spots. Callsigns preceded by a delta "Δ"<br>
	~~have~~ split ("QSX") ~~information~~. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.		are split ("QSX") spots, receiving on a different frequency. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.

	'''Note:''' Only spots valid for the current contest entry are displayed. For instance, in a CW contest,<br>		'''Note:''' Only spots valid for the current contest entry are displayed. For instance, in a CW contest,<br>

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Radio 1

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	'''Note:''' Only spots valid for the current contest entry are displayed. For instance, in a CW contest,<br>		'''Note:''' Only spots valid for the current contest entry are displayed. For instance, in a CW contest,<br>
	only CW spots are displayed. The ~~only~~ exception is beacon spots, which are always displayed. The presence<br>		only CW spots are displayed. The exception is beacon spots, which are always displayed. The presence<br>
	of beacon spots can be set by sending text commands to the cluster node. For instance, for CC cluster nodes,<br>		of beacon spots can be set by sending text commands to the cluster node. For instance, for CC cluster nodes,<br>
	the command is <tt>SET</tt> or <tt>UNSET/BEACON</tt>.		the command is <tt>SET</tt> or <tt>UNSET/BEACON</tt>.

Sm7iun: /* Radio 1 */

2026-01-30T06:12:57Z

Radio 1

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	have split ("QSX") information. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.		have split ("QSX") information. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.

	'''Note:''' Only spots ~~relevant~~ for the current contest entry are displayed. In a CW contest, ~~only CW~~<br>		'''Note:''' Only spots valid for the current contest entry are displayed. For instance, in a CW contest,<br>
	spots are displayed. ~~In an SSB contest,~~ only ~~SSB~~ spots are displayed. The ~~only exception is~~ beacon spots,<br>		only CW spots are displayed. The only exception is beacon spots, which are always displayed. The presence<br>
	~~which are always displayed~~.		of beacon spots can be set by sending text commands to the cluster node. For instance, for CC cluster nodes,<br>
			the command is <tt>SET</tt> or <tt>UNSET/BEACON</tt>.

	The List tab shows a list of call signs which can be sorted in several ways.		The List tab shows a list of call signs which can be sorted in several ways.

Sm7iun: /* Radio 2 */

2026-01-30T05:58:05Z

Radio 2

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	==Radio 2==		==Radio 2==

	All properties and settings are as per Radio 1. In SO2R this panel represents the second radio, in SO2V it represents ~~VFO B of~~ the radio.		All properties and settings are as per Radio 1. In SO2R this panel represents the second radio, in SO2V it represents the radio's second VFO.

	==Radio 2 spectrum parameters==		==Radio 2 spectrum parameters==

Sm7iun: /* Radio 1 */

2026-01-29T19:43:33Z

Radio 1

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	Click on the VFOA and VFOB boxes to switch to select the respective VFO.<br>		Click on the VFOA and VFOB boxes to switch to select the respective VFO.<br>

	Note: If you have automatic RUN/S&P selection enabled, a switch of VFO will change operating mode to S&P.<br>		'''Note:''' If you have automatic RUN/S&P selection enabled, a switch of VFO will change operating mode to S&P.<br>
	For convenience, it is recommended to combine this option with the option ''F1 always return to Run''.		For convenience, it is recommended to combine this option with the option ''F1 always return to Run''.

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	entered callsigns plus other optional information.		entered callsigns plus other optional information.

	Callsigns preceded by a star are spotted by a preferred source. Callsigns preceded by a bullet<br>		'''Note:''' Callsigns preceded by a star are spotted by a preferred source. Callsigns preceded by a bullet<br>
	are skimmer spots. Callsigns preceded by a plus sign are manual spots. Callsigns preceded by a delta "Δ"<br>		are skimmer spots. Callsigns preceded by a plus sign are manual spots. Callsigns preceded by a delta "Δ"<br>
	have split ("QSX") information. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.		have split ("QSX") information. Operator entered spots have no leading symbol.

			'''Note:''' Only spots relevant for the current contest entry are displayed. In a CW contest, only CW<br>
			spots are displayed. In an SSB contest, only SSB spots are displayed. The only exception is beacon spots,<br>
			which are always displayed.

	The List tab shows a list of call signs which can be sorted in several ways.		The List tab shows a list of call signs which can be sorted in several ways.
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	Double clicking while holding down <code>[Ctrl]</code> will erase the spot.		Double clicking while holding down <code>[Ctrl]</code> will erase the spot.

	Clicking inside the displayed spectrum will set the VFO frequency.~~<br>~~		Clicking inside the displayed spectrum will set the VFO frequency. Alt-clicking will set the<br>
	Alt-clicking will set the secondary VFO frequency.		secondary VFO frequency.

	===Context menu===		===Context menu===

	A right click anywhere in the band map will bring up the context menu.<br>		A right click anywhere in the band map will bring up the context menu. Band map options are<br>
	~~Band map options are~~ changed by selecting the appropriate menu.		changed by selecting the appropriate menu.

Sm7iun: /* Context menu */

2026-01-29T19:37:24Z

Context menu

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	Their meaning are described in the [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|section about support for N2WQ]] cluster nodes.		Their meaning are described in the [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|section about support for N2WQ]] cluster nodes.

	''Exchange'' will show ~~prefill database, zone data, etc. depending on the type of~~ exchange.		''Exchange'' will show a guessed exchange.

	''Spectrum'' enables the display of a real time spectrum overlaid on the bandmap.<br>		''Spectrum'' enables the display of a real time spectrum overlaid on the bandmap.<br>

Sm7iun: /* Context menu */

2026-01-29T19:36:08Z

Context menu

Sm7iun: /* Radio 1 */

2026-01-29T19:32:49Z

Radio 1

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	will only grab multiplier spots. Using the mouse or <code>[Ctrl][Space]</code>, any spot can still be grabbed.		will only grab multiplier spots. Using the mouse or <code>[Ctrl][Space]</code>, any spot can still be grabbed.

	''Quality tag'' will display spot quality tags reported by ~~AR version 6~~ cluster nodes ~~with CT1BOH skimmer quality~~ tags ~~enabled or N2WQ cluster nodes~~.<br>		'''Important:''' Display options have no effect on beacon spots.
	More information on spot quality ~~display~~ can be found in the [[Additional_Information#~~Special_support_for_AR_Cluster_6~~\|~~section about~~ AR 6 ~~clusters~~]].
			''Quality tag'' will display spot callsign reliability also known as quality tags reported by some cluster nodes.<br>
			The various tags reported are consolidated into three: ? for unreliable, P for probable, and V for verified.<br>
			More information on spot quality tags can be found in the sections about [[Additional_Information#Support_for_AR_Cluster_6\|AR 6]], [[Additional_Information#Support_for_DXSpider\|DXSpider]], and [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|N2WQ]] clusters.

	''Propagation tag'' will display propagation forecast tags reported by N2WQ cluster nodes.		''Propagation tag'' will display propagation forecast tags reported by N2WQ cluster nodes.

Sm7iun: /* DX cluster announcements */

2026-01-29T19:22:43Z

DX cluster announcements

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	The callsign quality tag from ~~AR6 cluster nodes with CT1BOH skimmer quality tags enabled and N2WQ~~ cluster nodes can be displayed.<br>		The callsign reliability ("quality") tag from some cluster nodes can be displayed. The large multitude<br>
	~~In addition to the four standard~~ tags V, B, ?, ~~and~~ Q, ~~DXLog will show L for locally entered spots and C for B~~ and ? ~~spots containing~~<br>		of spot reliability tags (B, C, P, Q, S, V, and ?) across various cluster node varieties are condensed<br>
	~~a corrected call in the comment field~~.		into three: ? for unreliable, P for probable, V for verified, and L for locally entered.

	The propagation forecast tag from N2WQ cluster nodes can also be displayed. For good, medium, poor, and ~~unknown probability~~<br>		The propagation forecast tag from N2WQ cluster nodes can also be displayed. For good, medium, poor, and marginal<br>
	it is >, =, < or -, respectively.		probability it is >, =, < or -, respectively. For anomalous events, the NOAA standard letters G (geomagnetic storm)<br>
			and R (radio blackout) can also be displayed.

	More information on skimmer spot quality can be found in the [[Additional_Information#Special_support_for_AR_Cluster_6\|section about AR 6 clusters]].		More information on skimmer spot quality can be found in the [[Additional_Information#Special_support_for_AR_Cluster_6\|section about AR 6 clusters]].

Sm7iun: /* DX cluster announcements */

2026-01-29T14:09:46Z

DX cluster announcements

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	This window shows received DX Cluster spots with total valid spots for Mult QSO's, Standard QSO's and Total<br>		This window shows received DX Cluster spots with total valid spots for Mult QSO's, Standard QSO's and Total<br>
	QSO's per band at the top of the window. <br>		QSO's per band at the top of the window. Beacon spots are however not shown or counted. <br>

	Double click a spot and it will tune connected Radio 1 VFO A (or Main VFO of a Dual RX radio) to the<br>		Double click a spot and it will tune connected Radio 1 VFO A (or Main VFO of a Dual RX radio) to the<br>

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	The default band map display is to show lower frequencies at the top, higher frequencies at the bottom. <br>		The default band map display is to show lower frequencies at the top, higher frequencies at the bottom. <br>
	As you tune up the band, the band map will move up as the cursor points to a higher frequency. <br>		As you tune up the band, the band map will move up as the cursor points to a higher frequency. <br>
	If you would prefer that the band map show higher frequencies at the top (with resulting <br>		If you would prefer that the band map show higher frequencies at the top (with resulting movement<br>
	~~movement~~ down as you tune up the band), check this option. <br>		down as you tune up the band), check this option. <br>

	<b>Tip</b> if you use upper sideband in CW, leave the bandmap in the default direction.<br>		<b>Tip</b> if you use upper sideband in CW, leave the bandmap in the default direction.<br>
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	'''Important:''' Display options have no effect on beacon spots.		'''Important:''' Display options have no effect on beacon spots.

	''Quality tag'' will ~~display~~ spot callsign reliability also known as quality tags reported by some cluster nodes.<br>		''Quality tag'' will indicate spot callsign reliability, also known as quality tags, reported by some cluster nodes.<br>
	~~The various~~ tags reported are consolidated into three: ? for unreliable, P for probable, and V for verified.<br>		A large variety of tags and metrics reported are consolidated into three: ? for unreliable, P for probable, and V for verified.<br>
	More information on spot quality tags can be found in the sections about [[Additional_Information#Support_for_AR_Cluster_6\|AR 6]], [[Additional_Information#Support_for_DXSpider\|DXSpider]], and [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|N2WQ]] clusters.		More information on spot quality tags can be found in the sections about [[Additional_Information#Support_for_AR_Cluster_6\|AR 6]], [[Additional_Information#Support_for_DXSpider\|DXSpider]], and [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|N2WQ]] clusters.

	''Propagation tag'' will display propagation forecast tags reported by N2WQ cluster nodes.		''Propagation tag'' will display propagation forecast tags reported by N2WQ cluster nodes.<br>
			Their meaning are described in the [[Additional_Information#Support_for_N2WQ_Cluster\|section about support for N2WQ]] cluster nodes.

	''Exchange'' will show prefill database, zone data, etc. depending on the type of exchange.		''Exchange'' will show prefill database, zone data, etc. depending on the type of exchange.
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	in a CW or RTTY contest is <b>a bad idea</b>.		in a CW or RTTY contest is <b>a bad idea</b>.

	You can select up to four preferred spotter/skimmer callsigns. Enter the base callsign and do not include skimmer suffixes.~~<br>~~		You can select up to four preferred spotter/skimmer callsigns. Enter the base callsign and do not <br>
	Stations heard/spotted by preferred spotters are highlighted in the bandmap and the DX cluster announcements window.		include skimmer suffixes. Stations heard/spotted by preferred spotters are highlighted in the bandmap<br>
			and the DX cluster announcements window.

	'''Important:''' The <i>Wipe QSO</i> setting is prone to false triggers and may clear the entry line also when not wanted,~~<br>~~		'''Important:''' The <i>Wipe QSO</i> setting is prone to false triggers and may clear the entry line<br>
	such as when using keys such as <code>[Alt][F4]</code> or <code>[Shift][Ctrl][F1]</code>.		also when not wanted, such as when using keys such as <code>[Alt][F4]</code> or <code>[Shift][Ctrl][F1]</code>.

	===Bandplan settings===		===Bandplan settings===