DONE
Use the DONE command to terminate an op you are hosting. If you know your
Q-codes, QRT (meaning “stop sending”) does the same thing.
See Host an op for more information on when to use this command.
Done with somebody else’s op
DONE has a second use, for chasers rather than hosts. Add a callsign and you are telling OTA you are done with that op’s blasts, not that you are ending anything:
Nothing else changes. Your contact still counts, the op page still shows you everything anyone sent, and you can still send a blast yourself. You just stop receiving them over the air for the rest of that op.
Two things to know. Send the callsign on its own: a DONE with words after
it is a sign-off, so DONE @K7ABC-6 thanks all is not this command. And while
you have an op of your own on the air, every DONE you send ends your op, no
matter what follows it. That is deliberate, because getting your own op to end
matters more than anything else this command does.
Reference
DONE [signoff...] | DONE @<callsign>
End your op and go off the air, or leave another op's blasts.
- callsign
- A host whose op you are done receiving blasts from. Send it alone, with no sign-off, and only when you have no op of your own on the air. optional
- signoff
- Optional sign-off, kept for display. Ending your own op only. optional
Replies
on_air_confirmationOp complete: {qsos}, {points}{unanswered}. aprsota.org/{base_call}timeout_noticeOp complete: {qsos}, {points}{unanswered}. aprsota.org/{base_call}hard_cap_nudgeWant to continue on the air? Send HOST to start another op.blast_left_confirmationNo more blasts from {base_call} on this op.
Hints
- DONE with no live op
DONE needs an op on the air. Send HOST to start one.limited to 1 per 24 hours, then silent- DONE from a different SSID than the op's
Your op is run by {station_call}. Send DONE from it.limited to 1 per 24 hours, then silent- DONE @callsign naming an op the sender is not on
You are not chasing {base_call}. Nothing to leave.limited to 1 per 24 hours, then silent