[WT-support] Bugs and Wishes for Win-Test 3.6.2

[IZ4EFN Alessio]

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manca ancora il commento di k3lr che scriverà un poema as usal :)
> Hi Werner
>
> Werner Maier a écrit :
>
>> BUG:
>> 1. Log a QSO.
>> 2. AFTER Logging press ALT-F3 to spot this QSO
>> 3. The QSO (the line already in the log, not the normal log
>>   edit line) will be cleared.
>> 4. if you enter the callsign again there, it will be marked
>>   as a dupe.
>> 5. if you enter another callsign there, you will end up having
>>   1 additional QSO in the Score Summary than in the log.
>> 6. type RELOAD, everything (scoring) is back to normal.
>> 7. if you type reload instead of fixing the "empty" qso line
>>   the call is back.
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Already fixed in our dvpt trunk by Olivier during the CQWW CW @ TM2Y 
> ;-) One hand on the VFO, the other one on the compiler's keyboard ;-)
>
> PLEASE DO NOT REPORT THIS BUG ANYMORE ! TNX !
>
>> BUG:
>> 1. Click on any spot in the Radio window (bandmap).
>> 2. Check partial window and N+1 Window will NOT be
>>   updated.
>> 3. press Space.
>> 4. Check partial window and N+1 Window will NOT be
>>   updated.
>> 5. Change the Call in the Call-filed.
>> 6. SCP/N+1 Windows will get an update.
>
> I also noticed this while operating. We'll check it.
>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>> Feature Request:
>> The bandwith of the 7 MHz CW area in the default Bandmap is
>> too small - at least for CQWW-CW. I wondered, why I did not
>> get eny spots above 7040 into the bandmap.
>> After changing the bandmap and restarting WT it worked.
>> maybe the CW area for 7 MC should be 7000-7100, at
>> least in CQWW-CW :) maybe same idea for CQWW-SSB?
>> maybe we should point this clearly out @ docs.win-test.com.
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Actually, we wanted a more flexible waqy to do it, and we implemented 
> the bandplans. You can set up to 9 different bandplans, and "attach" 
> one of them to your log, depending on the mode, the contest type etc...
>
>> Feature Request:
>> In the Contest I clicked on a spot in the bandmap.
>> i did not hear the spot. I turned the VFO, and found
>> another Call somewhere. I tried to work it.
>> But the Amp said: "ARC fault". Thank god it's been
>> an ACOM-1000 with a lot of failure checks.
>>
>> After investigating I found that the TS-850 has been
>> set to split, RX on 40m (where I had been before) and
>> TX on 80m.
>>
>> it has been this spot:
>>
>>  7052.0  ZL3WW       26-Nov-2006 1614Z  QSX 3514.10                  
>> <RW4AA>
>>
>> I think it should not be possible to set the TRX
>> on Cross-Band split by clicking on a spot.
>> This could save the life some Amps :)
>
> Noted. I just wonder what to do with this type of spot ? ;-)  Assume 
> no split ?
>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>> Fature Request (very low prio, but maybe a nice to have for rookies):
>>
>> The Log windows shows "0" points while logging a QSO.
>> After pressing return it shows the QSO points for that QSO.
>> Could you implement showing the QSO points into the QSO line,
>> e.g. as (3), so that one could see how many points this qso
>> would count?
>
> I guess you mean "the points you will get if you work (= enter) him", 
> right ? Noted.
>
> 73 and tnx for your report
>
> Larry - F6FVY
>
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