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\page miscellaneous_configuration_page Miscellaneous Configuration
\tableofcontents
\section subsec_sweet_spot Sweet spot
\image html config-misc-sweet.png "Misc Sweet Spot Config"
\image latex config-misc-sweet.png "Misc Sweet Spot Config" width=5.0in
The sweet spot is the audio frequency at which your transceiver
provides the best filtering for a particular signal type. You can
specify the value of the sweet spot for CW, RTTY and all others.
You can also elect to have the audio cursor placed at the sweet
spot when changing modes. The sweet spot is used for the
\ref operating_controls_page "QSY function".
The K3 A1A lower sideband can be selected for any transceiver that only
provides LSB in the CW mode.
\section subsec_callsig_spotting Callsign spotting
\image html config-misc-spotting.png "Callsign spotting"
\image latex config-misc-spotting.png "Callsign spotting" width=5.0in
Fldigi allows you to automatically participate in a spotting network
maintained by Philip Gladstone. You can see what the web based reporter
looks like by visiting this web site: http://pskreporter.info/pskmap?W1HKJ
or by simply selecting the menu item "Help / Reception reports...".
Fldigi will continuously scan for spotted callsigns in the decoded text and
send reports in the background if you check the "Automat..." option.
Reports will also (or only) be sent when you log the QSO into the logbook.
If you have rig control enabled the reported rig frequency will also be
sent to the spotting network. Do not change the Host and Port
numbers unless these are changed by Philip.
You need to press the Initialize to begin reporting spot information.
You will receive a warning message if you did not enter your antenna
information on the Operator tab.
If your CPU performance is marginal you can disable spotting when no
signal browser is visible.
\section subsec_cpu_performance CPU performance
\image html config-misc-cpu.png "Misc CPU"
\image latex config-misc-cpu.png "Misc CPU" width=5.0in
When fldigi is executed for the first time it does some tests to determine
the performance factor for your central processor unit. If it
determines that the cpu is below a critical speed it tries to
compensate by modifying some of its timing and algorithms. If you
are using a "slow" cpu the "Slow cpu" check box will be enabled.
You can also manually check this box if you find that fldigi is
not performing well on some of the more esoteric modes such as PSK250,
MFSK32, etc.
\section subsec_text_io Text i/o
\image html config-misc-textio.png "Misc Text I/O"
\image latex config-misc-textio.png "Misc Text I/O" width=5.0in
Fldigi can perform automatic capture of the Rx text stream. The simplest
is to simply capture all incoming text to a file. Select this
from the lower of the two frames. The Rx file is named
"textout.txt" and is written to the directory as shown above. The
file can be used to review an execution session, or it can be accessed
by an external program. For example it could be parsed to provide
a text to speech conversion.
\section subsec_nbems_flxxx_interface NBEMS (flmsg / flwrap) interface
\image html config-misc-nbems.png "Config Misc NBEMS"
\image latex config-misc-nbems.png "Config Misc NBEMS" width=5.0in
The NBEMS suite of programs, fldigi, flarq, flwrap and flmsg provide the
emergency operator with a set of tools to assist in the transfer of data files
over HF and VHF radio.Additional information on flarq is available here: