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title: 'Commands of the DX cluster «AR cluster»'
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# Commands of the DX cluster «AR cluster»

29 

 September 

 2022 

 17:02

### Commands of the DX cluster «AR cluster»

 [DX](https://ra1ahq.blog/en/tag:DX), [Linux](https://ra1ahq.blog/en/tag:Linux) 

29 September 2022 17:02

The article provides commands for managing the DX cluster "AR-cluster".

### List of AR-cluster commands

| Team | Action |
|---|---|
| **`ANNOUNCE`** | Make an announcement |
| **`BYE`** | Disconnect from a node, i.e. exit. Abbreviated **`B`** |
| **`CLEAR`** | Clear screen |
| **`DX`** | Send DX spot. (Syntax:  **`DX ‹Callsign› ‹Frequency›`**  **`DX ‹Callsign› ‹Frequency› ‹Comment›`** **`DX ‹Frequency› ‹Callsign›`** **`DX ‹Frequency› ‹Callsign› ‹Comment›`**) |
| **`DXTEST`** | DX test command. The DXTEST command result is visible only to the current user and will not be sent over the network.  (Example: **`DXT P5NOW 14006.265`**- convenient for debugging) |
| **`HELP`** | Help: Brief information about commands |
| **`SET/ANN/COUNT`** | Set the default number of ads to display |
| **`SET/ANN/DEFAULT`** | Reset ad settings to their defaults |
| **`SET/ANN/FILTER`** | Set ad filter |
| **`SET/ANN/MODE`** | Set filter mode: Open / Filter / Debugging |
| **`SET/ANN/OUTPUT`** | Set Output Type: Disabled / Enabled |
| **`SET/ANN/WRAP`** | Set ad transfer: Off / On |
| **`SET/DX`** | General command to set DX options: `set/dx count` - set the number of DX spots to display `set/dx filter` - install DX filter `set/dx mode` - set the current DX filter mode: Open, Filter, Needs or Debug `set/dx output` - set the current DX spot output mode: Off or On (default) `set/dx extension`- display additional information in the comment field |
| **`SET/DX/Count`** | Set the default number of DX spots displayed. Example:**set**/**dx count 20** |
| **`SET/DX/Default`** | Reset DX spot options to their initial values |
| **`SET/DX/Extension`**... | Enable displaying additional information about DX spots. This information appears on the right side of the comment field only if there is enough space on the line.  Additional data that appears in the comment field may include: LOTW, CTY, State, Section, County, Grid, CQZone, ITUZone, and Name.   If the user is participating in LOTW, the + symbol will be indicated. For regular DXing or competitions, the multiplier for the new country is important. So you can include LOTW and country (or state). For active days - you may need to include LOTW, Country and County.  For competitions that use ARRL sections, turning on the ARRL section may be useful. |
| **`SET/DX/Extension Name`** | Show username - relevant for Ragchewing chatter. Examples:**set/dx/extension** **Name** |
| **`SET/DX/Extension LOTW`** | Show sign + sign of call sign participation in LOTW |
| **`SET/DX/Extension CTY`** | Show country prefix to the right of the DX spot |
| **`SET/DX/Extension LOTW CTY`** | Show LoTW signs and country code - relevant for hunting for rare countries from which they can send QSL cards via LoTW |
| **`SET/DX/Extension CQZone`** | Show CQ zone number (for CQ WW contests) |
| **`SET/DX/Extension CQZone CTY`** | Show CQ zone number and country prefix (for CQ WW contests) |
| **`SET/DX/Extension ITUZone`** | Show ITU zone number (for ARRL contests) |
| **`SET/DX/Extension ITUZone CTY`** | Show ITU zone number and country prefix (for ARRL contests) |
| **`SET/DX/Extension Section`** | Show ARRL section for ARRL Sweepstakes Contests |
| **`SET/DX/Extension County`** | Show County for State QSO Parties and County Hunting (USA) activity days |
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| **`SET/DX/Filter`** | Set DX spot filter: general command (...) |
| **`SET/DX/Filter call=`***‹Callsign›* | Call sign of the DX radio station. Example:**SET/DX/Filter call=R1AAU** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter freq=`***‹Frequency›* | Frequency of DX radio station. Examples:**SET/DX/Filter Freq=14205**- frequency 14205 kHz **set/dx/filter** **Freq<30000**- only short waves |
| **`SET/DX/Filter cty=`***‹Country Code›* | [Country prefix](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITU_prefix) DX radio stations. Examples:**SET/DX/Filter CTY=ES** **SET/DX/Filter Cty<>UN or Call=R5AA**- find all spots not on Russia or spots on R5AA - your callsign. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter state=`***‹State Code\_USA›* | DX radio station state code. Example:**SET/DX/Filter State=FL** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter county=`***‹county\_USA›* | The US county code from which the DX radio station operates. Counties are often small satellite towns. For example, the New York and Long Island section includes the Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Richmond, and Suffolk counties. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter arrlsection=`***‹Section\_ARRL›* | ARRL Section - for IARU competitions in the USA. The United States is divided into 71 amateur radio administrative sections. Sections combine amateur radio clubs. In turn, the sections are included in 15 divisions. Each of the 71 sections is headed by a section manager (SM). Most often, sections include the entire state, but some states have more than one section. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter comment=`***‹Comment›* | Filter by DX spot comment field. Example:**SET/DX/Filter comment=IOTA** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter dts=`***‹Time stamp›* | Filter by time stamp. Example:**SET/DX/Filter dts>2020-12-01 03:04:55** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter cont=`***‹Continent›* | Filter by continent from which the DX radio station operates. Search by continent is relevant for the WAC diploma (["Worked All Continents"](https://www.arrl.org/wac) sponsored by the IARU. Example:**SET/DX/Filter cont=OC** Options: **A.F.**- Africa, **AS**- Asia, **EU**- Europe, **N.A.**- North America **S.A.**- South America **O.C.**- Oceania, **AN**- Antarctica. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter cqzone=`***‹Number›* | Filter by CQ zone in which the DX radio station is located. CQ zones are relevant for the diploma [WAZ ("Worked All Zones")](https://cq-amateur-radio.com/cq_awards/cq_waz_awards/index_cq_waz_award.html) example:**SET/DX/Filter CQZONE=11** Also, a filter may be useful **`SET/DX/Filter LoTW`**. Example:**SET/DX/Filter CQZONE=19 and LoTW** [Map of CQ zones](https://cq-amateur-radio.com/cq_awards/cq_waz_awards/cq_waz_map.html) |
| **`SET/DX/Filter ituzone=`***‹Number›* | Filter by ITU zone in which the DX radio station is located. ITU zones are used for scoring during [ARRL World Shortwave Radio Championship](https://www.arrl.org/iaru-hf-world-championship)- *IARU World Championship*. Example:**SET/DX/Filter ITUZONE=20** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter band=`***‹Number›* | Filter by band in which the DX radio station operates. Example:**SET/DX/Filter band=20 of band=15 or band=10** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter mode=`***‹Mode›* | Filter by type of work (mode). It is not recommended to use, because The filter is based on the boundaries of the emission modes for normal operation, while during contests extended frequency ranges are used. Example:**SET/DX/Filter mode=CW** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Spotter=`***‹Call sign›* | Filter by callsign of the person who sent the DX spot. Example:**SET/DX/Filter Spotter=RU2A-#** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterNode=`***‹Call sign›* | Filter by the call sign of the DX cluster node to which the one who sent the spot is connected. Example:**SET/DX/Filter SpotterNode=RW3XA-8** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterCty=`***‹Country›* | Filter by [country](https://armanual.org/dxcc-prefixes/), which owns the call sign that sent the spot. Example:**SET/DX/Filter SpotterCty=G or SpotterCty=F** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterState=`***‹State\_USA›* | Filter by US state of the call sign that sent the DX spot. Example:**SET/DX/Filter SpotterState=TX or SpotterState=OK** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterCont=`***‹Continent›* | Filter by continent to which the callsign that sent the DX spot belongs. Example:**SET/DX/Filter SpotterCont=EU** Options: AF, AS, EU, NA, SA, OC, AN. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Bob`** | Filter by Bottom of Band (BOB) spots - usually comments. Example:**SET/DX/Filter not Bob** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter CQ`** | The CQ flag is a selection of radio station spots that broadcast a general call CQ (“to all”). Example:**SET/DX/Filter CQ** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter LoTW`** | Filter radio stations by LOTW - radio stations from among DX spots that have an account in the "world hardware log" LoTW (serves to confirm countries). Example:**SET/DX/Filter LOTW** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Grid=`***‹Square›* | Filter radio stations by QTH locator - DX radio stations that operate from a specific square - QTH locator are displayed. Example:**SET/DX/Filter Grid=KP40** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Name=`***‹Name›* | Filter by DX radio station operator name. Example:**SET/DX/Filter Name=Jim** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterCQZone=`***‹Number›* | Filter by spotter's CQ zone (spotter is the one who sent the DX spot). Example:**SET/DX/Filter SpotterCQZone=18** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SpotterItuZone=`***‹Number›* | Filter by spotter's ITU zone (spotter is the one who sent the DX spot).**Example: SET/DX/Filter SpotterITUZone=19** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Master`** | Flag "**Master**" indicates that the radio station's call sign is present in the Master call sign database. Enables a filter based on this flag. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter InCB`** | Flag "**InCB**" indicates that the radio station is present in the "CallBook" - the American-Canadian call sign database (US and VE callbook) |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Top100`** | Flag "**Top100**" means that the CTY radio station is in the Top 100 countries. Filter by flag "Top100" countries from the so-called list of DXCC "Most Wanted" countries. Examples of such countries: 1) North Korea P5; 2) Bouvet Island 3Y/B; 3) Crozet Island FT5/W; ... ; 23) Turkmenistan EZ; 24) Syria YK; 44) Yemen 7O; 50) XZ Myanmar; 60) Somalia T5; 68) Burundi 9U; 63) Nauru C21; 66) United Nations 4U1UN; 68) Burundi 9U; 69) Tuvalu T2; 70) West Karibati T30; 71) American Samoa KH8; 80) Eritrea E3; 83) Libya 5A; 85) Republic of Congo TN; 86) East Karibati T32; 87) Bangladesh S2; 88) Chad TT; 89) Niue E6; 90) Niger 5U; 92) Micronesia V6; 93) Military Order of Malta 1A0; 95) Butane A5; 97) Vanuatu YJ; 98) Central African Republic TL; 99) Sierra Leone 9L; 100) Cameroon TJ. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter FOC`** | The flag means that the call sign is part of the FOC team - the best telegraph operators **First Class CW Operators' Club** https://g4foc.org/members |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Skimmer`** | Flag of the DX spot belonging to an automatic skimmer (**Skimmer**- this is a program that “listens” to the air, records received call signs and transmits them in the form of spots to the DX cluster on the Internet). |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimWPM`**=*‹Number›* | Filter by telegraph speed (relevant for DX spots from a skimmer). Where WPM is the speed, words per minute. Example:**SET/DX/Filter SkimWPM < 22** |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimDb`** | Filter CW skimmer spots by signal strength (dbm). Example:**SkimDb > 10**- only signals with a level above 10 dbm |
| **`SET/DX/Filter Unique`** | Useful filter - shows how many times a call sign has been marked in DX spots in the database. Allows you to cut off erroneous call signs, incorrectly received ones, etc. "bad". |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimCQ`** | Filter by comment field - only DX spots marked "**C.Q.**" |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimVadlid`** | The CT1BOH filter for the skimmer - cluster sees that in DX spots in the +- 300 Hz area there are mentions of the same call sign. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimQSY`** | The CT1BOH filter for the skimmer - cluster sees that in DX spots in the area +- 300 Hz there was a mention of the same call sign (the spot was SkimVadlid), but its frequency has changed: in another spot it is at +- 400 Hz from the original frequency. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimBusted`** | CT1BOH filter for skimmer - checks whether there were similar call signs verified by SkimVadlid but incorrectly received call signs at the same frequency +- 100 Hz. Examples of “similar” call signs are when characters are inserted, deleted or replaced in the call sign (due to inaccuracy in their recognition). |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimUnknown`** | CT1BOH filter for skimmer - shows all call signs, even unverified and erroneous ones - that are not marked with the Valid, Busted or QSY flags. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter SkimCtyCnt`** | The number of skimmers that hear this call sign. Used for statistics and debugging - determining audibility in a particular country, using the CT1BOH algorithm for the skimmer. |
| **`SET/DX/Filter {Macros}`** | Install a ready-made DX spot filter for competitions. The names of the filters speak for themselves. **set dx filter {ARRL-CW}  set/dx/filter {ARRL-SSB} set/dx/filter {CQWW-CW} set/dx/filter {CQWW-SSB}** **set/dx/filter {CW-CONTEST-FREQ}** **set/dx/filter {SSB-CONTEST-FREQ}** |
| COMPLETE FILTERS | All the filters provided above are simple. They can be combined into complex ones. It must be remembered that the AR cluster processes filters from left to right. The logical AND operator ("and") is always processed before the OR operator ("or"). To change the relationships between conditions, brackets are used, with the help of which you can provide the desired order for checking the fulfillment of conditions. A good practice is to break the filter into blocks using parentheses. Example of a compound filter:**SET/DX/Filter ((SPOTTERCTY=K OR SPOTTERCTY=VE) AND (Freq >=1800 or Freq <=54000) AND Not Skimmer)** |
| USING SQUARE BRACKETS | Instead of listing conditions of the same type, selection criteria can be placed in square brackets. Example with [countries](https://armanual.org/dxcc-prefixes/): **set/dx/filter cty=\[PY, LU, YV, ZP, OA, OB, OC, CE, CP, CX, CW, FY, HC, HD, HC8, HD8, HK, HJ, 5J, 5K, 8R, 9Y, 9Z, P4, PJ2, PJ4, PY0F, PY0S, PY0T, PZ, VP8, VP9G, VP8H, VP8O, VP8S\]**  Example with call signs: **SET DX FILTER SPOTTER=\[RA3A-#,RU1A-#,UA1B-#\]**  Example with CT1BOH filters: **SET DX FILTER Skimmer and SkimCQ and Not SkimDupe and Not SkimBusted** |
| **`SET/DX/Mode`** | Set the DX spot output mode: Open, Filter, Needs or Debug.  **Open** – Turn off DX filters and show all spots. **Filter** – Enable filter using settings of SET/DX/FILTER **Needs** – Filter by DX needs (see **`SET/STATION/Needs`**) **Debug** – Activate the filter in accordance with the SET/DX/FILTER settings, showing the spots selected by the filter with the “-” symbol and unfiltered spots with the “+” symbol. Great for debugging. Examples: **set dx mode open** **set/dx/mode filter** **set/dx/mode debug** |
| **`SET/DX/Output`** | Set display type: Off / On **Off**- disable real-time spots **On**- display spots as usual (default value). Examples: **set** **dx output off** **set/dx/output** **on** |
| **`SET/STATION/EMAIL`** | Enter your e-mail address |
| **`SET/STATION/GRID`** | Specify your QTH locator |
| **`SET/STATION/HERE`** | Indicate the status "I'm here" -**Here**(reverse “Gone” - Away) |
| **`SET/STATION/LATLON`** | Specify the coordinates of your radio station - Latitude LAT and Longitude LON - for subsequent execution of commands **SHOW/HEADING** AND **SHOW/SUN** |
| **`SET/STATION/Macros`** | Set user specific macros |
| **`SET/STATION/Name`** | Set your name |
| **`SET/STATION/Needs`** | Set Your DX Needs |
| **`SET/STATION/Phone`** | Set your phone number |
| **`SET/STATION/QTH`** | Set your city or town (QTH) |
| **`SET/WX/Count`** | Specify default number of weather messages (WX) |
| **`SET/WX/Default`** | Reset Weather Message (WX) Settings to Default |
| **`SET/WX/Filter`** | Set weather filter |
| **`SET/WX/Mode`** | Set the weather filter mode: off - Off, on - Filter, debugging - Debug |
| **`SET/WX/Output`** | Set weather output type: disabled - Off, enabled - On |
| **`Set/WWV/Count`** | Set the number of records when displaying the geomagnetic situation WWV |
| **`Set/WWV/Default`** | Reset WWV geomagnetic display settings |
| **`Set/WWV/Output`** | Set the type of output of the geomagnetic situation: disabled - Off, enabled - On |
| **`SHOW/ANN`** | Show previous listings |
| **`SHOW/ANN/OPTIONS`** | Show ad settings |
| **`SHow/Cluster`** | Show cluster configuration |
| **`SHow/COnteststation`** | Show information about contest stations (for competitions) |
| **`SHow/Date`** | Show node date and time |
| **`Show/DX`** | Show previous DX spots |
| **`Show/DX -`** | Show previous DX spots with filter turned off |
| **`Show/DX - Spotter=`***‹Callsign-#›* | Show previous DX spots from the spotter's callsign Example: `show/dx - spotter=R0SPT-#` |
| **`Show/DX/`***‹number›* | Show the ‹number› of previous DX spots. Example: show/dx/20 |
| **`Show/DX`** *‹Callsign›* | Show previous DX spots filtered by callsign ‹Callsign› Example: `show/dx vk1p` |
| **`Show/DX call=`***‹Callsign›* | Show previous DX spots filtered by callsign ‹Callsign› Example: `show dx call=vk1p` |
| **`Show/DX @`** | Show spots in real time |
| **`Show/DX/`***‹number* **`@`** | Show the "number" of past DX spots, and new ones - in real time |
| **`show/dx freq=`***‹frequency\_kHz›* | Show the latest DX spots on frequency ‹frequency\_kHz› or in a frequency range. Examples:`Show dx freq=14050` `Show dx freq>=14000 and freq<=14080` |
| **`Show/dx band=`***‹number›* | Show DX spots for the selected range. Where ‹number› is one of the following: 160, 80, 40, 30, 20, 15, 17, 12, 10, 6, 2. Example: `show/dx band=15` |
| **`Show/DX/Cty`**=*‹country\_code›* | Show DX spots by country *‹country\_code›*. Example: `Show dx cty=zs` |
| \*\*`Show/DX cont=`\*\***‹continent\_code›** | Show DX spots of the continent ‹continent\_code›. Examples: show/dx cont=an `Show dx cont=an` `Show dx cont=eu`. List of continents: eu, an, as, asia, eu, af, ant, au |
| **`Show/DX comment`**=\**‹text›*\* | Search DX by comment. Examples: `show/dx comment=*iota*` `show dx comment=*cq*` |
| **`show/dx cqzone=`***‹number›* | Search DX by CQ-Zone Example: `Show dx cqzone=14` |
| **`show/dx ituzone=`***‹number›* | Search DX by ITU-Zone Example: `Show dx ituzone=19` |
| **`show/dx spotter=`***‹Callsign›* | Show DX spots by spotter with callsign ‹Callsign› Example: `show/dx spotter=UA2DD` |
| **`show/dx spotternode=`***‹Callsign›* | Provide DX spots to a spotter with a call sign ‹Callsign› Example: `show/dx spotter=UA2DD` |
| **`show/dx spottercty=`***‹country\_code›* | Show DX spots by spotter's country code. Example: `show/dx/spottercty=LY` |
| **`show/dx spotterstate=`**\_‹US\_state*code›* | Show DX spots by spotter's state. Example: `show/dx spotterstate=tx or spotterstate=nm` |
| **`show/dx spottercont=`***‹continent\_code›* | Show DX spots by spotter's continent. Example: `show/dx spottercont=eu` |
| **`show/dx dts >`** `‹date_and_time_stamp›` | Selection of DX spots for the selected period by date and time stamp. Example: `show/dx dts>2020-12-01 03:04:55` |
| COMPOSITE FILTER ACCORDING TO SEVERAL CONDITIONS | Using keywords `and` or `or` you can create a complex filter. Examples: `show/dx cqzone=19 and band=15` `show/dx band=12 and cty=ja` `show/dx call=r7ww and (band=20 or band=40)` `show/dx dts>2020-12-17 03:04:55 and dts<2020-12-18 03:04:55` `show/dx call=dx0dx and (comment=*qsl* or comment=*via*)` |
| **`show/dx/options`**  (abbreviated **`sh/dx/op`**) | Command **`sh/dx/op`** used to display current settings of DX options: `dx count` - number of DX spots displayed at one time `dx filter` - DX filter parameters `dx mode` - current filter mode DX: Open, Filter, Needs or Debug `dx output` - current DX spot output mode: Off or On (default) `dx extension` - display additional information in the comment field *To set options* see command **`set/dx`** |
| **`SHow/HAM ‹Call›`** | Show call sign information from US (FCC) and Canada call sign database |
| **`SHow/Heading`** | Show the direction to the station and the distance to it (from the coordinates of your station you specified) **`SET/STATION/LATLON`**) |
| **`SHow/Log`** | Show connection log |
| **`Show/Nodes`** | Show a list of nodes on the network |
| **`SHow/Users`** | Show list of users |
| **`SHow/Qslinfo`** | Request information about QSL cards |
| **`SHow/Sun`** | Show sunrise and sunset times (for the coordinates of your station you specified) **`SET/STATION/LATLON`**) |
| **`SHow/Time`** | Show the current date and time of a node |
| **`SHow/Uptime`** | Show node uptime since last reboot |
| **`SHow/Version`** | Show software version |
| **`Show/STATION ‹Callsign›`** | Display information about the station connected to the node (**`SH/STA ‹Callsign›`**) - command for admins. |
| **`SHow/WWV`** | Show information about geomagnetic conditions from WWV |
| **`SHow/WWV/Options`** | Show settings for displaying geomagnetic conditions from WWV |
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| **`Show/WX`** | Show previous weather posts |
| **`Show/WX/Options`** | Show weather message settings |
| **`WWV`** | Create and send WWV ionospheric forecast (command for admins) |
| **`WX`** | The WX team will send weather information to users (WX Sunny and Warm - for admins) |
| **`QUIT`** | Disconnect from node (same as **`Bye`**) |

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