+ AA6YQ comments below I'm trying to create a CIV command set for SO2V use. I have the DualWatch and Split. I just need to select the VFO. The only VFO select command I can find is 29 00 and 29

I told you I’d get back to the group on how this worked out – kudos to Joe W4TV for his deep expertise on interfacing these kinds of devices and he filled in knowledge gaps I had from my limited

Several years ago when I got my IC-7851, I connected my computer running DXLab to a CT-17 via a serial port on the computer, and then connected the CT-17 to the IC-7851, a SteppIR Controller for the

I’m trying to create a CIV command set for SO2V use. I have the DualWatch and Split. I just need to select the VFO. The only VFO select command I can find is 29 00 and 29 01but it has to be used

Hi Dale. What I do is the following: I have a file that sets certain initial values when I launch Commander. Regardless what they are, I have 4 power level buttons and 1 power slider defined. The

* more AA6YQ comments below K3YBN comments below Joe, Carl I am not sure what I have done but RTS & DTR are turned off on both the commander(ports) menu and also in the radio (set>connectors>USB

Jim K3ybn

+ AA6YQ comments below I am slowly getting a better understanding. If you enter a callsign per Step 3 paragraph a) in the wiki, when you filter the LOTW log, you can see the green (awarded) and

S u c c e s s ! Did a good LoTW Upload for the 2nd call sign's QSO's. Thanks Dave. Gary W1EBM

Thanks for the Replies, I am slowly getting a better understanding. If you enter a callsign per Step 3 paragraph a) in the wiki, when you filter the LOTW log, you can see the green (awarded) and

If after selecting your DXCC Award account you move back to the Your QSOs tab and do a search that finds a QSO(s) that you want to claim credit for, you should see two additional columns in the QSO

Go to: <https://lotw.arrl.org/lotwuser/qsos> Set Award Account to your DXCC account Enter the call of the station (QSL) you want to select check the "Show confirmed QSOs only" click Select There will

If you have a generic network patch cable laying around that you can sacrifice, cut off one RJ-45 and connect your headphones or amplifier input to the Orange (tip) wire and Brown, White/Brown, or

Thank you for the many helpful responses from several of you – it warms the heart of a this “more senior” ham. Lots of good food for thought, I let you know the final outcome. I must

As documented previously in this thread, the TS-440 requires both pin 9 and pin 13 of the ACC2 connector be pulled to ground to switch from RX to TX (pin 13) and select audio input via ACC2 (pin

I have about 8 QSL’s with British Virgin Islands that are confirmed in LOTW. LOTW chose a non-optimum selection of those 8 QSL’s for bands, modes etc. I have found no way in LOTW to pick one of

+ AA6YQ comments below + What QSO do you expect to be listed that isn't listed? When you check the status of this QSO in LoTW, is it shown as confirmed? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + When you created the K1FOC "Station Location", you erroneously configured it to use your W1EBM "Callsign Certificate" instead of your K1FOC "Callsign Certificate. You can use

Correct Dave, I can check and uncheck the box. What I CAN'T do is check the box for a QSL that is NOT listed. The ONLY QSL’s listed are the ones LOTW has chosen. I have found no way to add a QSO

+ AA6YQ comments below + I presume then that the radio provides a backpanel input for RX/TX switching that causes it to accept input from the appropriate ACC2 signal. A simple one-transistor circuit