Welcome to DXLab, Virgle! Evidently, the ADIF file you imported did not include a "country code" tag (DXCC) with each QSO. The ARRL's DXCC desk assigns a unique country code for each DXCC entity;

For some reason I just noticed that when I am in RTTY mode from spotcollector and then go to a SSB spot to check propagation. WW brings up a small window as says "Phone operation will commence as

I guess I should have qualified that a little better. Omni VI+ and prior do not report mode changes via the data port. I am also not aware oft any Icom Radios that report mode changes though for 10

Yes but when you click on "spot" from WW it reports the receive frequency corrected by the audio offset in the spot but does not report the split frequency in spot notes. If you want that information

Dave - Yes it is 5.3.8, and it is just with PSK31. I haven't tried RTTY yet. That is why I am thinking that I did something wrong instead of the software. I am seeing very few traces, but I can

Rich - W3ZJ wrote: I'm not sure I understand what you mean. I thought the current Ten-Tec rigs (Orion II & Omni VII) do report mode changes to the computer. Any mode change I make to my rig is

Dave, The current configuration works since MMTTY/EXT FSK controls PTT in RTTY. The problem is that MMTTY's PTT Port is set incorrectly when WinWarbler closes. I've sent you the information

Dave, With Yaesu radios that support PKT: The "easy ones:" Never: Should be: USB => Phone LSB => Phone PKT => PSK31 If the radio does not have a PKT mode (or USB_D/USB_D like the newer Icom

Rich, Thank you for your comments. I was not aware that Ten-Tec and ICOM radios don�t report mode. Sorry. But that only means that the current situation cannot be improved for those

Just exported my log file from another program. N8S does not show a country. If I try to log as KH8 it shows American Samoa. What is the proper prefix for logging Swain's Is.? Is there a list to show

Wolf, I agree with most of what you said but with a couple of exceptions annotated below. Not so. WW does not currently record split frequency but that is currently one of the proposals on the table

I can understand this. many times I use Commander to change the radio to where I wish to listen. Many times I use SC to switch and see if I can hear that cluster spot Very Frequently, I use WW to

Are you referring to 5.3.8, Scott? Is the problem with PSK or RTTY or both? I just worked Franz OE6JFG on 20m PSK31 with no difficulties... 73, Dave, AA6YQ When I WinWarbler.

Dave, There are two ways to look on radio control of WinWarbler. - Convenience (probably covered by your proposal) - Fool-proofing (should be the priority in my eyes) With the limitations of screen

So much for a simple mapping that's either enabled or disabled... 73, Dave, AA6YQ freqs to receive with 40 and the voice PSK63 the a PSK63, radio that from that 9/21/2007

--- In dxlab@..., "Richard B. Drake" <rich@...> wrote: Bye the way anyone who trains themself to do all of the mode switching from the computer and keep their fingers off the mode buttons

Graeme, those selectors are initialize by the program itself -- no external files are involved. Unless there's an errorlog.txt file in your DXKeeper folder that reveals a program error, the

I personallly use USB for PSK and AFSK, because I like my waterfall freqs to go from left to right. That means I also use both transmit and receive with the Reverse blocks selected. The only time

On the "Spot Sources" tab of SpotCollector's Config window, the Username specified for each spot source must now exactly match the operator callsign specified on the General tab. 73, Dave,

Hello all: I have been traveling for the past week, and came back last night. When I started DXLabs - I noticed that there was a new version of WinWarbler. I uploaded it and started it. Now I am