+ AA6YQ comments below + I'm glad to hear that it worked, Murf. Kudos to the N1MM developers for establishing a standard UDP format for realtime radio updates. Enjoy! 73, Dave,

Thanks guys for all the help and tip My first time using UDP. I was able to find what the PI address was in the RF2K-S. I think that was the hardest part learning how to do that. Once I found my IP

+ AA6YQ comments below + So you'd like the option to have antenna selection be automatic as a function of your transceiver' current band as reported by Commander? + Were you able to download and link

Dave, Thanks for the quick response. I had read the referenced documents and had hoped there was something I was missing. Guess I am always asking a "one-off" question. Rick N0YY

+ AA6YQ comments below My station has a yagi and a rotatable dipole on the mast. The rotatable dipole is parallel to the boom of the yagi. I am assuming that I can use the "Alignment Panel" to

+ AA6YQ comments below Thanks for the response, Dave. I followed your instructions as outlined below. I am noticing that the Default QSL message is not retained even if I just simply close

My station has a yagi and a rotatable dipole on the mast. The rotatable dipole is parallel to the boom of the yagi. I am assuming that I can use the "Alignment Panel" to select an offset for the

Thanks for the response, Dave. I followed your instructions as outlined below. I am noticing that the Default QSL message is not retained even if I just simply close DXKeeper, and don't change

+ AA6YQ comments below I am using a workspace, and that thought crossed my mind as well. I have updated the W9ISF workspace a couple of times after setting the default message. Doing so had no

Hi Joe. I am using a workspace, and that thought crossed my mind as well. I have updated the W9ISF workspace a couple of times after setting the default message. Doing so had no change in the

Ken, Are you loading a workspace at startup? If so, is the default QSL message stored in that workspace (did you update the workspace after setting the default QSL message)? 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Good morning, Dave. I have recently stumbled onto an issue that may or may not be a problem. With the annual special event that I host, I always have the default QSL Message set up in DXKeeper with

ARCO needs an IP address, Port and Control Protocol specified on the Settings -> LAN tab. If using IP, DXView Rotator Control tab needs the IP Address and Port in the ARCO box and either Arco Hygain

i see i used hygain to talk to the rt21,,,,,, thanks On 8/9/2022 6:05 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below + The OR2800 rotator controller does not use either the Hygain protocol or the Yaesu protocol. + When controlling an ARCO via TCP, you must specify both the Host Address and

HI Dave, Great to find a box marked ARCO. Since it is controlling an ORION2800 , and previously was a Green Heron RT21 ( Hygain I think)..  I'm thinking I should check ARCO HIGAIN   ...then stick

+ AA6YQ comments below + Attachments are not conveyed here. Please attach your errorlog.txt file to an email message, and send the message to me via aa6yq (at) ambersoft.com 73,

Dave, Here's the errorlog file. Thanks. Tom NR8Z

+ AA6YQ comments below + Is there an errorlog.txt file in your SpotCollector folder? If so, please attach this file to an email message, and send the message to me via aa6yq (at) ambersoft.com

When I click on the "Need" filter button on SpotCollector the listing goes blank even though there were highlighted entries that I need. When I click on the "X" button to clear the filter none of the