WB8YLO FLDIGI Field Day Macros
//fldigi macro definition file extended
// This file defines the macro structure(s) for the digital modem program, fldigi
// It also serves as a basis for any macros that are written by the user
//
// The top line of this file should always be the first line in every macro
// definition file (.mdf) for the fldigi program to recognize it as such.
//
//
// Macro # 1
/$ 0 CQ-L @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the band is slow\n
or conditions are less than ideal >\n
<TX>\n
\n
CQ FD CQ FD CQ FD DE <MYCALL> <MYCALL> PSE k\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 2
/$ 1 CQ-S @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the band is busy,\n
conditions are good, and the\n
action is fast >\n
<TX>\n
\n
CQ FD DE <MYCALL> PSE K\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 3
/$ 2 ANS-L @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the band\n
conditions are less than ideal or\n
the action is slow >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> <CALL> DE <MYCALL> <MYCALL> KN\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 4
/$ 3 ANS-S @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the action is quick\n
and conditions are good >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> DE <MYCALL> KN\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 5
/$ 4 TNX/RPT @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the station answers\n
your CQ without giving you a report.\n
Follow this with the QSL/SK macro. >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> TNX FOR CALL PSE CPY <MYCLASS> <MYSECTION> <MYCLASS> <MYSECTION> DE
<MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 6
/$ 5 QSL/SK @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro to QSL other station's\n
report and then sign off. Use this macro\n
after using TNX/RPT. >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> QSL UR <FDCLASS> <FDSECT> TNX GL <IZDT> DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>\n
<LOG>
// // Macro # 7
/$ 6 QSL/RPT @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when the station answers\n
your CQ and gives you his report. Follow\n
this with the SK macro.>\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> QSL UR <FDCLASS> <FDSECT> PSE COPY <MYCLASS> <MYSECTION> <MYCLASS>
<MYSECTION> DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 8
/$ 7 SK @>|
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> TNX GL <ZT> DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>\n
<LOG>
//
// Macro # 9
/$ 8 QRZ? @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when you're not sure of\n
the calling station's call. >\n
<TX>\n
\n
QRZ? QRZ? DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 10
/$ 9 AGN @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when you need a\n
retransmission. >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> AGN? AGN? DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 11
/$ 10 DUPE @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when you are called\n
by someone you already worked.\n
(A duplicate contact) >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> SRI WORKED B4 GL 73 <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 12
/$ 11 RPT AGN @>|
<COMMENT: Use this macro when you need the other\n
station's report repeated. >\n
<TX>\n
\n
<CALL> REPORT AGN? PSE DE <MYCALL>\n
\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 13
/$ 12
//
// Macro # 14
/$ 13
//
// Macro # 15
/$ 14
//
// Macro # 16
/$ 15
//
// Macro # 17
/$ 16 BPSK31
<COMMENT: Switch to BPSK31 mode. >\n
<MODEM:BPSK31>
//
// Macro # 18
/$ 17 BPSK63
<COMMENT: Switch to BPSK63 mode. >\n
<MODEM:BPSK63>
//
// Macro # 19
/$ 18 BPSK125
<COMMENT: Switch to BPSK125 mode. >\n
<MODEM:BPSK125>
//
// Macro # 20
/$ 19 RTTY
<COMMENT: Switch to standard RTTY mode.>\n
<MODEM:RTTY:170:45.45:5>
//
// Macro # 21
/$ 20 TX @&>>
<COMMENT: This macro forces a switch to TX mode.>\n
<TX>
//
// Macro # 22
/$ 21 RX @||
<COMMENT: This macro forces a switch to RX mode.>\n
<RX>
//
// Macro # 23
/$ 22 TX/RX
<COMMENT: This macro toggles between TX and RX.\n
If in TX mode it will switch to RX mode. If\n
in RX mode, it will switch to TX mode. >\n
<TX/RX>
//
// Macro # 24
/$ 23
{ macros 25 through 48 are blank except for the macro number}