(Note: This is slightly different than the way they work in DX Cluster.) The instructions in the Filter Definition dialog describes how to create them. When you click "Add" (or Modify), you can create (or alter) Decode filters. The Decode Filters tab enables you to add or remove filters from the screen. The Layout tab enables the Operator to add or remove columns from the HRD Alert pane.Įach has a description that describes what the field displays and where the data came from. (Consolas is recommended, as it provides for a slash-zero by default.) (This is not needed if the operator is only using WSJT-X and Ham Radio Deluxe.)Īppearance tab allows you to select font style & size and your preferred sort order. The default IP address and port are recommended. Operators who receive decodes from WSJT-X and have them sent to multiple applications will need to enable "UDP multi-casting. Stations you have worked before (B4) are identified and can be hidden from the view.Filters that show CQ, Calling You, QRZ, etc.Filters that show you only needed callsigns by the above categories.The ability to initiate a QSO from within Logbook.
Alarms that are audible (voice), visual, or via email/text message.State, Province, Oblast, etc (not limited to the United States).HRD Alert displays the decodes from 3rd party applications (like WSJT-X and JTDX) and displays them to identify NEEDED stations by band or mode for: This section will discuss the configuration and use of HRD Alert and its features. It was designed to use the same "look & feel."Īs a prerequisite, please review the recommended configuration settings for WSJT located here:Īdditionally, please review the QSO Forwarding settings found here: HRD Alert is permanently available to all customers whose New Features and Support expiration date falls after the release date.įor those who are familiar with the DX Cluster feature in HRD Logbook, you will find this is a comfortable and familiar look. HRD Alert was introduced as a Feature in May 2022. It has resulted in a significant increase in ham radio activity (thanks Dr. Joe Taylor, K1JT - have become very popular. In recent years, modes like FT4 and FT8 - that were introduced by Dr. Solution home Ham Radio Deluxe User Guides Logbook Setup & Configuration - HRD Alert
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