DXSpider Filtering Manual

1. Introduction
2. Foreword
3. Configuring spot filters
   1. What is a spot filter?
   2. How can filters be used?
4. Types of spot filters used in DXSpider
   1. Numbering lines and slots
   2. Reject before accept
   3. Using multiple reject filter rules
   4. A very useful command
   5. Case does not matter
   6. Qualifiers
   7. Comma separation
5. Reject filters
   1. Filters to reject spots based on frequency
   2. Bands Available
   3. Regions Available
   4. Examples
   5. Sub-bands as part of range
   6. Filters to reject spots based on the "info" data in the spot
   7. Filters to reject spots based on call
   8. Filters to reject spots based on call_dxcc
   9. Filters to reject spots based on call_itu
   10. Filters to reject spots based on call_zone
   11. Filters to reject spots based on call_state
   12. Filters to reject spots based on by
6. Accept filters
   1. Filters to accept spots based on frequency
   2. Sub-bands as part of range
   3. Filters to accept spots based on info
   4. Filters to accept spots based on call
   5. Filters to accept spots based on call_dxcc
   6. Filters to accept spots based on call_itu
   7. Filters to accept spots based on call_zone
   8. Filters to accept spots based on call_state
   9. Filters to accept spots based on by
7. Clear filters
8. Some Practice Examples
9. Contacts