New CPS 2024 01 22

[F1RMB]

It's probably not an ASCII char, isn't ?

About the APRS Id, it doesn't exist (probaly a relic from the past). The Id used in the tree view is issued from the menu entry that opens the APRS configuration window.

I think you'd better wait for the next CPS release, as many fixes were made in the language files.

[SA0BUX]

BTW, Which punctuation mark can I use in OpenGD77 display? When I use " ' " and " - ", the screen all display " . ", I don't know the reason.


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Nevermind , I didn't notice it was for DMR ID Names.


Seems that " ' " (Apostrophe) isn't available on the radios character set.
Try with " ´ " (Acute accent) or " ` " (Grave accent) , they exist on key number 1 when I try on the radio.
(But I haven't verified it in CPS config load)

[BD4SMY]

It's probably not an ASCII char, isn't ?

But it is half width ASCII character -- single quotation mark (Hu Ya'nan) & short horizontal line (-).

[F1RMB]

Due to used compression for the DMR Id, such characters aren't usable

[BD4SMY]

Seems that " ' " (Apostrophe) isn't available on the radios character set.
Try with " ´ " (Acute accent) or " ` " (Grave accent) , they exist on key number 1 when I try on the radio.
(But I haven't verified it in CPS config load)

So, Could you please list some characters which I can use? Thanks.

I tried /(slash) `(accent) :(colon) import from CSV in CPS and failed.

[SA0BUX]

Seems that " ' " (Apostrophe) isn't available on the radios character set.
Try with " ´ " (Acute accent) or " ` " (Grave accent) , they exist on key number 1 when I try on the radio.
(But I haven't verified it in CPS config load)

So, Could you please list some characters which I can use? Thanks.

I tried /(slash) `(accent) :(colon) import from CSV in CPS and failed.

Sorry, I think I misunderstood.

You want to use it in the callsign database?

/L

[BD4SMY]

Yes.

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[F1RMB]

You could use:
[0-9A-Za-z. ]
Which is 64 characters.

[BD4SMY]

You could use:
[0-9A-Za-z. ]
Which is 64 characters.

OK. So we can only use period mark (.)

[F1RMB]

Well, any character out of this list is changed to a period.