Check the QSL queue (QSL tab). If it is not empty, the right-click "Upload" options will be disabled. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

You'd think I'd know this already, have been using DXK for many years. However I'm puzzled about the difference between the main log entry window versus using the "capture" window to enter a QSO. I

+ AA6YQ comments below Tnx for quick reply. I understand your point of view. Too much work for an old tansceiver. + Actually, the showstopper issue is this scenario: 1. Commander sends the rotator

Dave Tnx for quick reply. I understand your point of view. Too much work for an old tansceiver. Many thanks Best 73 F5PHW Phil Web page on http://f5phw.free.fr F5PHW on FACEBOOK :

Yes. I had a QSO with KD8BBK more than a year ago and the QTH & name in my log from that QSO matches what QRZ.com shows today. In other words, the previous log entry was not the source of the

+ AA6YQ comments below We are working for our remote station F6KPQ. We have FT2000 and a Yaesu rotor. FT2000 is able to control our yaesu rotor. You can see it here at page 48 on the instruction

+ AA6YQ comments below When I enter callsign KD8BBK in the DXKeeper Capture window and select "Lookup", some of the information returned is correct but some of the info appears to be bogus. The

+ AA6YQ comments below First of all - I know very little to web connections. A long time ago I used the spotcollector web server and all worked fine. Now I should use it again, but I can not make it

When I enter callsign KD8BBK in the DXKeeper Capture window and select "Lookup", some of the information returned is correct but some of the info appears to be bogus. The state, county, and grid in

Are you able to connect from a web browser on the same machine running Spotcollector?

Hi. First of all - I know very little to web connections. A long time ago I used the spotcollector web server and all worked fine. Now I should use it again, but I can not make it work. I'm using the

Hello Dave We are working for our remote station F6KPQ. We have FT2000 and a Yaesu rotor. FT2000 is able to control our yaesu rotor. You can see it here at page 48 on the instruction

+ AA6YQ comments below + A clarification regarding this enhancement to DXKeeper 16.3.2: - when uploading a QSO to ClubLog, includes the ADIF eQSL_QSL_Rcvd field + Club Log ignores the ADIF

+ AA6YQ comments below how do I have to log a KG-STV-QSO according the used mode, to get it to a valid LotW record!? Do I have to mark it "MSK"? Or is there an other mode to be used instead? Thanks

Hello, how do I have to log a KG-STV-QSO according the used mode, to get it to a valid LotW record!? Do I have to mark it "MSK"? Or is there an other mode to be used instead? Thanks for your

* If you are using Window Defender Antivirus (Windows 10), update it to its latest malware definition in https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/definitions before installing or upgrading to DXKeeper

The virtual COM ports in Win4Icom (or any of the Win4... suites) are for application access *not* other hardware (second transceiver or a SDR console). They would not help you in your quest to

I don't know what "Invalid 2-letter state code given for yourself" means; since the error message comes from QRZ, I suggest that you contact their support organization. You might inspect your QSO

I created an ADI file from DXKeeper and manually uploaded it to QRZ.com I got the following error message which I have not seen before

+ AA6YQ comments below + I don't know what Win4Icom does with respect to supporting multiple CAT protocols simultaneously, but a "virtual COM port" does not provide CAT protocol conversion; it just