CC-Cluster Commands for USERs |
ANnounce | Send an announcement to local USERs. (AN <Text Message>) |
ANnounce/Full | Send an announcement to all nodes and USERs. (AN/F <Text Message>) |
BYE | Disconnect from the node. (BYE) or (B) |
DX | Send a DX spot. (DX <Callsign> <Frequency> or DX <Frequency> <Callsign>) |
DXTEST | Returns to USER only. (DXT P5NOW 14006.06) Good for testing RES 1 & RES 2 |
DIR | Shows mail messages on the node |
DIR/BULLETIN | Shows mail messages to ALL, BULLETIN and anything not to a call |
DIR/NEW | Shows only mail messages you haven't seen since your last DIR |
DIR/OWN | Shows only mail messages to you including messages to ALL & ones you sent |
DIR/SUBJECT | Shows mail messages with subject you enter. (DIR/SUBJECT ARL) |
DELete | Delete mail messages. (DEL (Msg #) (DEL 1-99) Deletes your messages from 1 to 99 |
Kill | Delete mail messages. (K (Msg #) (K 1-99) Deletes your messages from 1 to 99 |
List | Shows mail messages on the node |
List/NEW | Shows only mail messages you haven't seen since your last DIR or L |
List/OWN | Shows only mail messages to you including messages to ALL & ones you sent |
QUIT | Disconnect from the node |
READ | Read cluster mail. (READ <Message #>) See Mail Send/Receive below |
REply | REply without a number following replies to the last mail message you read. REply <#> replies to the message with that number given. REply/DELete replies to message and delets it. REply/DELete/RR replies to message, delets message and gets a return receipt. REply/RR replies to message and gets a return receipt. |
SEND | (SEND <Callsign>) Sends mail to that callsign. SEND <LOCAL> to just send a message to local node USERs. SEND <ALL>, SEND <FORSALE> and SEND <DXNEWS> will be passed to all nodes for all USERs. |
SET/ANN | Turn on announcements |
SET/BEACON | Turn on beacon spots. These are spots ending in "/B" or "BCN" |
SET/BEEP | Turn on a beep for DX and Announcement spots |
SET/BOB | Turn on bottom of band DX spots |
SET/DX | Turn on DX spot announcements |
SET/DXCQ | Turn on CQ Zone in DX info for DX spots |
SET/DXITU | Turn on ITU Zone in DX info for DX spots |
SET/DXS | Turn on US state/province or country in DX info for DX spots |
SET/USSTATE | Turn on US state or Canadian province spotter in DX info for DX spots |
SET/FILTER | See Band & Mode Filtering Below |
SET/GRID | Turns on DX Grid, toggles CQ Zone, ITU Zone, & US State to off |
SET/HOME | Tell cluster your home node. (SET/HOME <Node Call>) If you normally connect to K8SMC then it would be (SET/HOME K8SMC) |
SET/LOCATION | Set your location (lat/lon) of your station. (SET/LOCATION 42 17 N 84 21 W) |
SET/LOGIN | Tells cluster to send USER connects and disconnects. |
SET/NAME | Set your name |
SET/NOANN | Turn off announcements. |
SET/NOBEACON | Turn off beacon spots. These are spots ending in "/B" or "BCN" |
SET/NOBEEP | Turn
off a beep for DX and Announcement spots |
SET/NOBOB | Turn off bottom of band DX spots. |
SET/NOCQ | Turn off CQ Zone in spot announcements. |
SET/NODX | Turn off DX spot announcements. |
SET/NODXCQ | Turn off CQ Zone in DX info for DX spots |
SET/NODXITU | Turn off ITU Zone in DX info for DX spots |
SET/NODXS | Turn off US state/province or country in DX info for DX spots |
SET/NOUSSTATE | Turn off US state or Canadian province spotter in DX info for DX spots |
SET/NOGRID | Turn off DX Grids in spot announcements |
SET/NOITU | Turn off ITU Zone in spot announcements |
SET/NOLOGIN | Stops cluster from sending USER connects and disconnects |
SET/NOSELF | Turn off self spots by other users |
SET/NOTALK | Turn off
the display of talk messages |
SET/NOWCY | Turn off the display of WCY spots |
SET/NOWWV | Turn off the display of WWV spots |
SET/NOWX | Turn off the display of weather announcements |
SET/QRA | Input your Grid Square. (SET/QRA EN72) |
SET/QTH | Set your city and state. (SET/QTH <City, State>) DX <City, Country> |
SET/RES 1 | Tells CC-Cluster to give you 1 decimal point rounding in DX spots |
SET/RES 2 | Tells CC-Cluster to give you 2 decimal point rounding in DX spots |
SET/SELF | Turn on self spots by other users |
SET/TALK | Turn on the display of talk messages |
SET/USSTATE | Turns on US State, toggles CQ Zone, DX Grid, & ITU Zone to off |
SET/WCY | Turn on the display of WCY spots |
SET/WIDTH | Sets the line width for DX spots, normally this has been 80 characters. Depending on your logging program you can use anything between 45 to 130 characters, SET/WIDTH XX where XX is the number of characters. |
SET/WWV | Turn on the display of WWV spots |
SET/WX | Turn on the display of weather announcements |
SHow/CL | Node Info and CCC Uptime See SH/VERSION |
SHow/CONF | Shows nodes and callsigns of USERs, only nodes called LOCAL by Sysop. |
SHow/DX | Shows last 30 spots |
SHow/DX <Call> | Shows last 30 spots for that call |
SHow/DX/<number> | Shows that number of spots. SH/DX/100 |
SHow/DX/ <Band> | Shows last 30 spots on that band. SH/DX 20 for 20 meters |
SHow/DX/ <Freq> | Shows spots by frequency range. Syntax = SH/DX 7020-7130 |
SHow/DX <prefix*> | Shows all spots for a country, standard prefix not necessary, asterisk needed |
SHow/DX 'rtty' | Shows spots where the comment field contains (rtty) |
SHow/FDX | Shows last 30 real time formatted dx spots. |
SHow/FILTER | Shows how you have your filters set. |
SHow/HEAD <Call> | Shows heading - distance and bearing for the call. |
SHow/MYANN | Shows last 5 announcements allowed by your filter settings. |
SHow/MYDX | Shows last 30 spots allowed by your filter settings |
SHow/MYDX <Call> | Shows last 30 spots for the call allowed by your filter settings. |
SHow/MYDX/<number> | Shows that number of spots allowed by your filter. SH/MYDX/100 |
SHow/MYDX/<Band> | Shows last 30 spots on that band allowed by your filter settings. SH/MYDX 20 for 20 meters |
SHow/MYFDX | Shows last 30 spots allowed by your filter settings. |
SHow/MYWX | Shows last 5 weather announcements allowed by your filter settings. |
SHow/RES | Shows what your frequency decimal point rounding is set for. |
SHow/SETTINGS | Shows information on the node for your call and how you are setup. |
SHow/STATION | Shows information on the node for a station. (SH/STA <Callsign>) |
SHow/SUN | Shows local sunrise and sunset times. (SH/SUN <Prefix.) for that country |
SHow/TIME | Shows GMT time. |
SHow/TIME <Call> | Shows local time for the call. |
SHow/USDB | Shows State/Province for US/VE calls. (SH/USDB <Callsign>) |
SHow/USERS | Shows callsigns of everyone connected to the local node. |
SHow/VERSION | Shows the CCC and Windsock Versions and Windsock Uptime for connections. |
SHow/WIDTH | Shows the amount of characters for DX spots in the comment field. |
SHow/WWV | Shows WWV info, (SH/WWV) gives last 5 (SH/WWV/99) gives last 99 |
SHow/WCY | Shows last 5 DK0WCY, similar to WWV |
Talk | Send a talk message to someone on the node. (T <Callsign> <Message>) |
UNSET/ | This command can be used instead of SET/NO, Compatibility for DX-Spider USERs |
WHO | This command will return a list of connections in alphabetical order. Items are: Call User/Node Name IP/AGW |
WX | The command "WX" will send a local weather announcement. (WX Sunny and Warm) |
Band Mode | Low | High | Band Mode | Low | High | Band Mode | Low | High |
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160-CW | 1800 | 1850 | 160-SSB | 1850 | 2000 | |||
80-CW | 3500 | 3580 | 80-RTTY | 3580 | 3700 | 80-SSB | 3700 | 4000 |
60-SSB | 5260 | 5405 | ||||||
40-CW | 7000 | 7040 | 40-RTTY | 7040 | 7100 | 40-SSB | 7100 | 7300 |
30-CW | 10100 | 10130 | 30-RTTY | 10130 | 10150 | |||
20-CW | 14000 | 14070 | 20-RTTY | 14070 | 14150 | 20-SSB | 14150 | 14350 |
17-CW | 18068 | 18100 | 17-RTTY | 18100 | 18110 | 17-SSB | 18110 | 18168 |
15-CW | 21000 | 21070 | 15-RTTY | 21070 | 21200 | 15-SSB | 21200 | 21450 |
12-CW | 24890 | 24920 | 12-RTTY | 24920 | 24930 | 12-SSB | 24930 | 24990 |
10-CW | 28000 | 28070 | 10-RTTY | 28070 | 28300 | 10-SSB | 28300 | 29700 |
6-CW | 50000 | 50080 | 6-SSB | 50080 | 50500 | 6-FM | 50500 | 54000 |
2-CW | 144000 | 144100 | 2-SSB | 144100 | 144500 | 2-FM | 144500 | 148000 |
1-CW | 220000 | 221000 | 1-SSB | 222000 | 224000 | 1-FM | 221000 | 222000 |
MW-MW | 500000 | 20000000 |