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Re: [Tlf-devel] External scoring system for tlf


From: Rolf Moberg
Subject: Re: [Tlf-devel] External scoring system for tlf
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 22:13:53 +0300
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tlf 0.9.30 + gmfsk + external perl module scoring system is a nice packet of software. However, for a non-coding-oriented person like me there are a lot of diffulties to get it work. This fine system consists of several moving parts, more than AK-47 does. I need help. If somebody has written a functioning spdx rtty files I'd like to get and customize them. I tried to do according to README without succes. Even macros (F1 for CQ TEST...) don't work now. gmfsk transmits when echoing to gmfsk_autofile some test writing. In EARTTY last weekend tlf+gmfsk worked fb (but not scoring). Today tlf didn't write to "gmfsk_autofile"

Shoud this perl modules start or activate somehow when stargin tlf.

My files:
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~/ham/contests/spdxrtty_2006/logcfg.dat

EDITOR=vi
RULES=spdx_dx
#
CALL=OH6KXL
#
TIME_OFFSET=0
#
THISNODE=A
LAN_DEBUG
#
GMFSK
DIGIMODEM=/home/oh6kxl/gmfsk_autofile
RTTYMODE
#
SPOTLIST
SCOREWINDOW
CHECKWINDOW
#
PARTIALS
#
SUNSPOTS=10
SFI=72
#
NOB4

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~/ham/contests/spdxrtty_2006/rules/spdx_dx


CONTEST=spdx_dx
LOGFILE=spdx.log
CONTEST_MODE
#################################
MULT_LIST=spdxmults
#
F1=CQ SPDX TEST DE % % CQ
F2=@ DE %
etc all those macros...

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~/ham/tlf-0.9.30/scoring/rules.pm

#! /usr/bin/perl -w

# Date: 08-04-06

################################################
# SPDXRTTY rules
################################################

$contestname = "Contest: SPDX RTTY test";
$mycall = "OH6KXL";
$logfile = "/home/oh6kxl/ham/contests/spdxrtty_2006/qso.log";

################################################
$method = "spdxrtty";

$mult1 = "country";
$mult2 = "section";

$mycountrypoints = 2;
$dxpoints = 10;
$mycontinentpoints = 5;

1;
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73!
Rolf Moberg




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