SpotCollector Online Help Contents
SpotCollector's Configuration screen provides ten tabs:
the General tab
specifies your callsign and location
specifies the transceiver mode to be used for RTTY spots
specifies the transceiver mode to be used for CW spots
specifies the file containing sub-band definitions
contains settings that govern the
presentation of online help
the Spot Sources tab
specifies the telnet-accessible DXClusters, PacketCluster, and Internet
Relay Chat (IRC) channel from which spots
are received for inclusion in the Spot Database
the Spot
Source Display tab
contains settings that control the color-coding and font selection of
information shown in DXCluster windows, the IRC window, the PacketCluster
window, and the Spot
Database window
the Spot
Database Display tab contains settings that govern what information is
displayed in Spot Database
Display, and settings that control the color-coding and fonts used to
display that information
the Spot Database tab contains settings that control
the validity of incoming spots
the combination of incoming spots to create Spot Database entries
the width of the Spot Database frequency filter
the display of Spot Database entries on web browsers accessible via a local area network (LAN)
the pruning of Spot Database entries that are no longer
needed
the Overrides tab lets you
handle a DX callsign that does not conform to standard prefix allocations
handle a DX callsign whose prefix is ambiguous with respect to DXCC entity or operating location
provide specific location
information for a station operating in a needed CQ zone, continent, grid square,
or IOTA tag
the
Email
Alarm tab lets you control the generation of Email alarms, and enable
the generation of Email messages that report propagation for a specified
station
the Audio
Alarm tab lets you control the generation audio alarms and announcements
the Special Callsigns tab allows you to
specify callsigns to be ignored when spotted
tag callsigns that
associated with groups or activities
the TNC Serial Port tab lets you configure the serial port by which your TNC is connected