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Where is the Transmit Profile saved? In a file, database?

%appdata%\OpenHPSDR\Thetis\database.xml

Richie.

Thank you Richie. Is it feasible to include some of the standard transmit profiles from Protocol 1 into the Thetis database? Or simply not worth it?

The "standard" profiles are still there. Simply go to Setup > Transmit and click the "More Profiles" checkbox. IMHO, nothing without a "CFC" in the title is worth your time, but that's a personal choice, of course.

Also, if you wish to export a transmit profile to it's own xml file, you can use the Export Current Profile button. This exported profile then can be merged into any database by using the normal Import Database button. Yes, this is not that intuitive...

Not sure what the "Include" button does?

73,

Scott

Tnx Scott.

If you import an exported tx profile, will it add it to the currently active database? How to get all TX profiles to display on the main screen?

Greg

dieseldawg wrote:Tnx Scott.

If you import an exported tx profile, will it add it to the currently active database?

Yes.

How to get all TX profiles to display on the main screen?

I'm not sure what you mean by that. All profiles that are in the database are available in the TX profile drop down menu on the main screen. If you've enabled the "More Profiles" checkbox those will be there as well.

w-u-2-o wrote:Not sure what the "Include" button does?

"Include" adds the "Additional TX Profiles" to your "Profiles" drop down list on the left.

w-u-2-o wrote:I'm not sure what you mean by that.

I think Dieseldawg is referring to the "Transmit Profile" drop down list on the main screen.
@Dieseldawg
You can include all "Additional TX Profiles" in the list one by one to your "Profiles" list on the left.
If all profiles are included, you are able to select them from the main screen.
If this is what are you asking for.

Thank you Sigi! I was clearly missing how the "Include" button worked.

73!

Scott