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Secret features in single track mode (T) #16

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bjorgan opened this issue Dec 28, 2015 · 0 comments
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Secret features in single track mode (T) #16

bjorgan opened this issue Dec 28, 2015 · 0 comments
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bjorgan commented Dec 28, 2015

We have some secret, undocumented features which would be nice to make more intuitive from the user interface by displaying hints.

List of implemented features (scrutinized from the code in SingleTrack()):

  • Key left/key right or +/- key switches the tracked satellite
  • Space switches between the transponders
  • Key down (or <)/key up (or >) shifts the uplink and downlink frequencies by 1 kHz steps between defined start and end frequencies
  • ,/. does the same as above, but in 100 Hz steps
  • d/D and u/U turns on/off downlink/uplink updates to rigctld (f turns on both)
  • F/f forces a read of the downlink and uplink frequencies from rigctl (overwrites corresponding variables)
  • f turns on downlink and uplink updates to rigctld
  • m/M turns on/off automatic frequency reading from rigctl. Frequencies are read from rigctld, inversely rectified against doppler shift and set to canonical downlink and uplink frequencies. Similar to F above, but does this continuously.
  • x reverses VFO of downlink/uplink
  • Q/q/ESC escapes single track mode

Other views are either intuitive or do not have secret keys.

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