Update 9th Feb
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2020 4:09 am
I've updated the Latest version with an enhancement from Daniel, which resolves a "feature" caused by the changes to the ID caching in a previous release, where the caller contact information was always displayed on both the middle and bottom line of the display.
https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/ ... latest.sgl
There is a new Display Option setting of "Contact:" which controls which lines on the display are used to display the incoming call details.
The setting has 3 options.
1 Line - This only uses the middle line of the display to show the callsign and name. When using Talker Alias, which contains more than the 16 characters wide of the screen, the text will be cropped, so you will not see the end of the TA text.
2 Lines - The Callsign is displayed on the middle line of the display, and the name and other information will be displayed on the bottom line of the display. i.e the firmware automatically breaks up the "CALLSIGN NAME" format text at the space separating callsign from the name.
Auto - When the Callsign and name will fit on the middle line of the display, only the middle line will be used (this is equivalent to the "1 Line" option.
If the caller information e.g. from TA is longer than 16 characters and won't fit on the middle line, the display will be split onto both lines and is equivalent to the "2 Lines" option
Thanks again to Daniel for this change, because I know a lot of people (me included) prefer to be able to see the bottom line of the display, as it contains the channel name whilst in Channel mode.
https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/ ... latest.sgl
There is a new Display Option setting of "Contact:" which controls which lines on the display are used to display the incoming call details.
The setting has 3 options.
1 Line - This only uses the middle line of the display to show the callsign and name. When using Talker Alias, which contains more than the 16 characters wide of the screen, the text will be cropped, so you will not see the end of the TA text.
2 Lines - The Callsign is displayed on the middle line of the display, and the name and other information will be displayed on the bottom line of the display. i.e the firmware automatically breaks up the "CALLSIGN NAME" format text at the space separating callsign from the name.
Auto - When the Callsign and name will fit on the middle line of the display, only the middle line will be used (this is equivalent to the "1 Line" option.
If the caller information e.g. from TA is longer than 16 characters and won't fit on the middle line, the display will be split onto both lines and is equivalent to the "2 Lines" option
Thanks again to Daniel for this change, because I know a lot of people (me included) prefer to be able to see the bottom line of the display, as it contains the channel name whilst in Channel mode.