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@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ This drop down displays a list of all columns which can be used for filtering (8
<h3>8: Filter Reg Exp</h3> <h3>8: Filter Reg Exp</h3>
Specifes a regular expression used to filter data in the table, using data in the column specified by (8). Specifes a [regular expression](https://regexr.com/) used to filter data in the table, using data in the column specified by (7).
<h3>9: Filter Invalid</h3> <h3>9: Filter Invalid</h3>
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<h3>10: Feed to YaDDNet</h3> <h3>10: Feed to YaDDNet</h3>
When checked, valid messages will be forwarded to [YaDDNet](http://yaddnet.org/). When checked, valid messages will be forwarded to [YaDDNet](http://yaddnet.org/).
YaDDNet aggregates DSD messages from different users around the world storing them in a searchable database. YaDDNet aggregates DSC messages from different users around the world storing them in a searchable database.
The messages are submitted with Preferences > My Position... > Station name used as the ID. The messages are submitted with Preferences > My Position... > Station name used as the ID.
Right click to open http://yaddnet.org/ in your browser, showing recent messages received from this ID. Right click to open http://yaddnet.org/ in your browser, showing recent messages received from this ID.
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Click to specify a previously written .csv log file, which is read and used to update the table. Click to specify a previously written .csv log file, which is read and used to update the table.
<h3>12: Received Messages Table</h3> <h3>14: Received Messages Table</h3>
![DSC Demodulator plugin GUI](../../../doc/img/DSCDemod_plugin_messages.png) ![DSC Demodulator plugin GUI](../../../doc/img/DSCDemod_plugin_messages.png)
The received messages table displays the contents of the messages that have been received. Most of the fields are decoded directly from the message, The received messages table displays the contents of the messages that have been received. Most of the fields are decoded directly from the message,
however, a few, such as ships names, are found by querying [aprs.fi](http://aprs.fi) with the MMSI. however, a few, such as ship names, are found by querying [aprs.fi](http://aprs.fi) with the MMSI.
* Date - Date the message was received. * Date - Date the message was received.
* Time - Time the message was received. * Time - Time the message was received.
* Format - The message format (Selective call, Geographic call, Group call, Distress alert, All ships, Automatic call). * Format - The message format (Selective call, Geographic call, Group call, Distress alert, All ships, Automatic call).
* To - Who the message is to (The address field). This is typically an MMSI, but can also be a geographic area. * To - Who the message is to (The address field). This is typically an MMSI, but can also be a geographic area.
* Country - Country with jurisdiction of the destination of the message * Country - Country with jurisdiction of the destination of the message.
* Type - MMSI type of the destination of the message (Ship / Coast station). * Type - MMSI type of the destination of the message (Ship / Coast station).
* Name - The name of ship / station the message is for (From aprs.fi). * Name - The name of ship / station the message is for (From aprs.fi).
* Category - The message category (Safety, Routine, Urgency, Distress). * Category - The message category (Safety, Routine, Urgency, Distress).
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Right clicking on the header will open a menu allowing you to select which columns are visible. Right clicking on the header will open a menu allowing you to select which columns are visible.
To reorder the columns, left click and drag left or right a column header. To reorder the columns, left click and drag left or right a column header.
Left click on a header to sort the table by the data in that column. Left click on a header to sort the table by the data in that column.
Right clicking on a cell will open a pop-up menu that that allows: Right clicking on a cell will open a pop-up menu that that allows:
* MMSIs to be looked up on some popular web sites, * MMSIs to be looked up on some popular web sites,
* georaphical call areas to be drawn on the map, * Ships to be located on the [Map](../../feature/map/readme.md) if also being tracked via AIS,
* ships to be located on the [Map](../../feature/map/readme.md) if also being tracked via AIS, or * Tune SSB Demods to the RX frequency or
* tune SSB Demods to the RX frequency. * Geographical call areas to be drawn on the [Map](../../feature/map/readme.md):
![DSC Demodulator plugin GUI](../../../doc/img/DSCDemod_plugin_geocall.png) ![DSC Demodulator plugin GUI](../../../doc/img/DSCDemod_plugin_geocall.png)