These are text commands that can be entered from the keyboard
\callsign [callsign]
	Sets your callsign to the following string.
\grid [grid]
	Sets your grid (six letters) that is used in FT8 and other modes to 
	indicate your approximate locationi.
\freq [frequency in Hz or Kilohertz]
	You can also type just 'f' instead 'freq' 
	if you the type '\f 7050' it will set be the same as '\freq 7050000'
\cwdelay [100-2000] msec. How long radio remains in transmit in CW before
	timing out to rx. ex: "\cwdelay 500"
\cwinput [key\keyer\kbd]
	Chooses the CW input method between straight key(key), Iambic keyer(keyer)
	and the keyboard (kbd).
\mode [USB\LSB\etc..]...
	Chooses from the modes available in the mode selection control.
	You can use 'm' instead of 'mode'
\t 
	Puts the radio into transmit. You can also use Ctrl-T
\r 
	Puts the radio into receive. You can also use Ctrl-R
\topen [server]:[port]
	Opens a telnet session with an RBN or a DX cluster telnet server.
	It works with ip address as well as domain names
	Ex: \topen dxc.g3lrs.org.ul:7300
\tclose 
	Closes the existing telnet session
\w [telnet command string]
	Writes the remaining text (skipping the space after '\w') to the
	currently opened telnet server
\txpitch [in Hz]
	Sets the tone of transmit tone of the CW. 
	Ex: \txpitch 700
\bfo [offset in HZ]
    Allows adjustment of BFO during runtime; pass a value in +/- HZ
	Passing a value of 0 will reset to default/no offset
	An offset of +/- 3000 is usually enough to move birdies out of the passband
	Value is saved and restored on launch
\macro [list\<name of macro to load>]
\bs [ + | - | [0-9] ]
	Allows adjusting the band power scale (from hw_settings.ini) to fine tune output 
	power without having to restart the app, settings are not saved, but makes the
	process simpler
	[0-9]:	Choose the band to edit the scale of.  Where 0=80m, 1=60m, 2=40m, 3=30m,
			 4=20m, 5=17m, 6=15m, 7=12m, 8=10m.  The frequency start value and current
			 scale will be printed in the terminal.  I.e. To edit 80m use \bs 0
	+:	Increase the selected band's scale value by .00025
	-:  Decrease the selected band's scale value by .00025
		When increasing or decreasing the scale, the new value will be printed
		in the terminal.  Make note of values for updating your hw_settings.ini.
\bstackposopt [ON | OFF]
	Enables or disables the bandstack indicators below the band buttons
\epttopt [ON |OFF]
	Displays the ePTT toggle button in the menu
	You must have the QRO accessory board installed from ducerf.etsy.com to use this effectively
\smeteropt [ON | OFF]
	Shows or hides the relative S-Meter
\ina260opt [ON | OFF]
	Enables or disables the input source voltage and amperage display on the title box
10M	
12M
15M
17M
20M
30M
40M
80M
REC ON/OFF
WEB
AGC OFF/SLOW/MED/FAST
DRIVE 1-100
FREQ/F/f 
AUDIO 0-100
STEP 10K/1K/100H/10H
SPAN 25K/10K/6K/2.5K
RIT ON/OFF
VFO A/B
BW 50-5000 (Hz)
MODE USB/LSB/CW/CWR/FT8/DIGI/2TONE

Logger Controls
CALL [text]
SENT [text]
RECV [text]
EXCH [text]
NR [text]
LOG Enter the QSO into the Logbook
WIPE
QRZ
TEXT
KBD
MIC 0-100
WPM 1-50
PITCH 100-3000 (Hz)
TX
RX
LOW
HIGH
MYCALLSIGN
MYGRID
PASSKEY
VFOA
VFOB
RIT_DELTA -25000 to 25000 (Hz)
CW_INPUT IAMBIC/IAMBICB/STRAIGHT
CW_DELAY 50-1000 (msec)
TX_PITCH 300-3000 (Hz)
SIDTONE 0-100
SENT_EXCHANGE (text)
CONTEST_SERIAL 0-100000
MACRO overloaded  
POWER (watts)
REF (in 1/10th of VSWR)
ESC Abort
BW_CW (Hz)
BW_VOICE (Hz)
BW_DIGITAL (Hz)

FT8_AUTO ON/OFF
FT8_TX1ST ON/OFF
FT8_REPEAT 1-10
TELNETURL [server:port]