Please see the topic "Getting Started with QSLing" in the DXLab Suite WiKi. The WiKi is: <http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/GettingStarted> The specific article "Getting Started with QSLing" is: <ht

QSL_Sent = R means "the other station has requested a card" 73, ... Joe, W4TV

With multiple elements, the correct syntax is: Callsign in ('C91BVA', ZF2BJ', 'PJ7AA', 'LY11LY') or Callsign like ('*/KH9') or Callsign like ('KH9*') "in" expects a list of discrete elements (individu

Alexandria City is an "independent city" - not a county. See the DXLab WiKi topic on tracking USA-CA awards: <http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/USCountyStatus> Pay special attention to the link in "

No, but it indicates a process running in the background that can be the cause of your issue. I would speculate that something is actively using a [high volume] internet connection - possibly malware

While DXKeeper downloads QSOs/QSLs when doing a "sync" operation, those QSOs are *not* added to the log, the status of the matching QSOs in the log are updated. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Nobody can read a file on your computer. Either post the file on a file sharing site (without password) or provide a link to the original location. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

No. Simply select 2Tone instead of either 2Tone32 2102a or 2Tone64 2102a in the [new] 2Tone filename box on the Config -> RTTY tab. 2Tone 2102a will not run on Windows versions prior to Windows 8. 73,

Does it happen for one callsign or all LX callsigns? If it happens for only one callsign, see if that call has the correct lat/lon in the online callbook you are using, check to see if you have a prev

It is the storage location for WinWarbler's Audio Recording feature. You can define the directory in WinWarbler -> Config -> General. Click the Audio Recording button (QSO Audio folder). 73, ... Joe,

Yes, mine is set at 5 sec. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

In JT Alert ... Settings -> Manage Settings -> Logging Increase the time in the "Check QSO Log Record" box. Apparently your system is slow and does not respond quickly enough when JT Alert tries to co

I assume all new Acom 2000A amplifiers include the new RCU. At least they are shown that way at DX Engineering and Ham Radio Outlet. I do not see any option to purchase just the RF deck without the RC

Page 45 of the *current* Acom 2000A manual is describing the "CAT" port on the *NEW* RCU. There is an older Acom 2000A manual (no date, I downloaded it in 2008) that shows the original RCU with no CAT

There are two kinds of controls in Commander - those that are built-in (VFO A, VFO B, PBT, Shift/width, etc. - depending on the transceiver) and those that are user defined. For the built-in controls,

The RS232 connector on the Acom 2000 amplifier (not the RCU) is limited to Acom's proprietary control protocol. Unless you have the *NEW* RCU (in which case you connect to the DB15HD on the RCU), I do

Start here: <https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/SDRTopics> Unless NaP3 will use Omni-Rig you are probably out of luck. Commander's Secondary CAT Serial Port can connect to one application. It is the

NO - click the LSB radio button in the AFSK section of the "Modulation and Transceiver mode" pane in WinWarbler's Config -> RTTY tab. Enter DATA_L in the "Xcvr Mode" dropdown and enter the Mark Offset

Set the mark offset to -2125, select AFSK LSB and set Xcvr Mode to DATA_L. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Settings are "Mark Offset" and "Optimal Offset" in Winwarbler -> Config -> RTTY. Typically, if one is using "High tones" (2125 Mark, 2295 Space), Optimal Offset would be 2210 ((Mark+Space)/2) and Mark