The code can be simple or complex to do one thing or several things simultaneously. It is easy to write, just basically stringing some commands together
9 DDTG19:083:084;
The above command allows me to toggle button 9 between memories 83 and 84
83 DD6PBW0:.019;DD6PCF0;
84 DD6PBW0:.011;DD6PCF0;
Programming is basically cut and paste with a little fine tuning to the command to make it do exactly what you want. 83 sets the first panadapter (A) to 19khz bandwidth and centers the slice in the panadapter. B sets the bandwidth to 11khz for a more zoomed in view
And button F9 in the DDUTIL macro box llows me to toggle between the 2
This is very powerful. I have a macro that views 200khz of the band, 35khz, and 19khz and 11khz. If I was a 6M guy (or any other band that covers up to 14mhz) I could write a macro that shows 50.0 to 54.0 mhz, the entire 6M band in a button press. The waterfall acts as a memory that remembers something like 19 minutes of band data, so at 50-54 mhz I could look back at 19 minutes of history of the entire 6M band.
I made a little video of some of the features of the panadapter demonstrating how useful, powerful and easy it is to use.
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