Available Mults and Qs Window

The Available Mults and Qs window will be similar to this one.

This window consists of three parts, the header, the band buttons and at the bottom the multiplier list box. Left an example for the HF bands, on the left for VHF and up.

The Header

The Band buttons

The top part of this window indicates the number of multipliers (left column) or non-dupe contacts (right column) available on that band. Red numbers indicate the band with the largest number of contacts (QSOs) available. The left picture shows a HF version with the HF bands for use during HF contests. The WARC bands only appear when DX or SATDX are selected as contest. A VHF version will appear when a VHF contest is selected (right picture).

The band buttons change color per band when a callsign is entered in the callsign field. The color gives information if this station is a new multiplier, a new contact or a dupe on this band. So we can see instantaneously if we need this station on another band.

The active band's button text is shown in bold.

Multiplier List box

The list box shows the last multipliers received via Packet or Telnet. 
There are 4 columns: Call, Frequency, Bearing (Dir), Time (TS). The format for the time = “mm-dd hhmm”. 
Clicking on the selected column title will sort the column, clicking again will reverse the sort order.

Keyboard Assignments

• Alt+Ctrl up/down arrow - step through the multipliers shown in the list box.

Band button Assignments

• Left click on band button - Set the left radio or VFO-A to the first spot on the band specified.
• Right click on band button - Set the right radio or VFO-B to the first spot on the band specified.

• Clicking on a band button will set the transmit and keyboard focus.
• Note: When both Entry windows are open on the same band then clicking on a multiplier will bring this multiplier to the window without tranmit focus
• Select the correct radio/VFO by right or left clicking the band button.

Band button background colors

• Blue: Qso
• Red: Single Multiplier                     Example: CQWW - qso is either zone or country multiplier (one multiplier)
• Green: Double or better Multiplier  Example: CQWW - qso is a zone and a country multiplier (two multipliers)
• Gray: Dupe 

Mouse Assignments

• Left mouse key clicking on a callsign in the list box
  • SO1V
  • Single Left click - Always send the spot to VFO-A.
  • Shift + Single Left click - No action.
  • SO2V + set for "Basic VFO Selection"  (set in the Right-Clcik menu explained below)
  • The slection Basic VFO Selection" or "Advanced VFO Selection" can be set/seen in the right click menu. 
  • When set for "Advanced VFO Selection" the window title tells you the setting of this option.
  • Single Left click - Send the spot to VFO-A.
  • Shift + Single Left click - Send the spot to VFO-B.
  • SO2V + set for "Advanced SO2V VFO Selection"  (set in the Right-Clcik menu explained below)
  • Single Left click 
  • If both VFO's are not on the spot band, send the spot to the Active VFO. The spot VFO Entry Window and Bandmap wil be made active.
  • If either VFO is on the spot band, use the VFO which is on the spot band checking the active VFO first. The spot VFO Entry Window and Bandmap wil be made active.
  • Shift + Single Left click - reverse the VFO selection determined above. 
  • SO2R + set for "SO2R Focus Follows Spot"  (set in the Right-Clcik menu explained below)
  • The radio that the spot is sent to will be made active if SO2R Focus Follows Spot" is checked. If the option is un-checked, the window focus will not change. The selection is set in the Right-Click menu explained below.
  • Single Left click
  • If both radios are not on the spot band, send the spot to the inactive radio.
  • If either radio is on the spot band, send the spot to that radio.
  • Shift + Single Left click - Reverse the VFO selection determined above if the selection will not place both radios on the same band.
  • Double click - Go to the frequency with the active VFO. The callsign on which you have clicked is placed in the callsign field in the Entry window overwriting anything what was in there!.
• Left mouse  key clicking on column title
•  Change log sort order using the selected column title (Call, Frequency, Bearing (Dir), Time (TS). A second click on the column title will sort descending.

Right-Click menu

If you right click in the Available Window the following menu items will appear. Not all menu items are always selectable.

• Delete Spot - Delete selected spot from multiplier list

• Advanced SO2V VFO Selection (radio dependent) - Determines the SO2V single left click behavior on a spot in the bandmap. See the details above. The option is grayed out when SO2V isn't selected and the window title tells you the setting of this option. Added because not all radios will work with the Advanced setting. 
• QSY Right Radio (right click on spot) - QSY the second (right) radio to the selected spot
• SO2R Focus Follows Spot - Determines the SO2R single left click behavior on a spot in the bandmap. See the detauils above. The option is grayed out when SO2R isn't selected and the window title tells you the setting of this option.
• Turn Rotor - Turn rotator to bearing for selected callsign

• 1 - Show Focus Radio/VFO - Show only the last multipliers from the VFO or Radio which has focus.
• 2 - Show non-Focus Radio/VFO - Show only the last multipliers from the VFO or Radio which not has focus.
• 3 - Show Both Radios/VFOs - Show the last multipliers from both VFOs or Radios.
• 4 - Show All Bands - Show the last multipliers which came in on all bands.
• 160 - Show only info for 160 meter band.
• 80 - Show only info for 80 meter band.
• 40 - Show only info for 40 meter band.
• 20 - Show only info for 20 meter band.
• 15 - Show only info for 15 meter band.
• 10 - Show only info for 10 meter band.
• Show Q's_Mults - toggle between QSOs in blue or Multipliers in red (for the selected options above)

• Help - Show the help file for this window.

Other info

Only calls from dupes are shown if the length of the callsign is greater than 2 characters.