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Importing ADIF into DXKeeper
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Herb Garcia <hpgarcia70@...>
I know I missed some QSOs when things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper. Can I import my entire ADIF file from WSJTX into DXKeeper?
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Dave AA6YQ
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I know I missed some QSOs when things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper. + What does " things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper" mean? Can I import my entire ADIF file from WSJTX into DXKeeper? + You can, but you must enable "Check duplicates on import" in the "Duplicate checking" panel on DXKeeper's Main window's "Log QSOs" tab, or you'll end up with a log full of duplicated K1JT-mode QSOs. See https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxkeeper/Help/Import.htm#Duplicate_Checking + When you enable "Check duplicates on import", each imported QSO must be checked to see if it duplicates any QSO in your log; the time required is thus proportional to the product of the number of QSOs in your log and the number of QSOs in the file being imported. + Before you initiate the Import operation, I strongly suggest that you backup your log (Configuration window, Log tab, Backup button); this will make recovery easy if the operation doesn't go as expected. + After your recovery of missing QSOs is complete, disable "Check duplicates on import" on the Main window's "Import QSOs" tab. 73, Dave, AA6YQ |
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Herb Garcia <hpgarcia70@...>
+ What does " things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper" mean? I noticed under spotcollector "spot sources" tab. Under the "WJST-X" the enable check box sometimes it becomes unchecked. On Tue, Nov 22, 2022 at 7:23 PM Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote: + AA6YQ comments below --
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Dave AA6YQ
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I noticed under spotcollector "spot sources" tab. Under the "WJST-X" the enable check box sometimes it becomes unchecked. # SpotCollector does not uncheck the Enable box in the WSJT-X panel on the Configuration window's "Spot Sources" tab without displaying an explanation in a small window whose title is "SpotCollector Interoperation with WSJT-X"; this window is displayed "on top" of all other windows so that you'll be sure to see it. Did this window appear? # Have you used the DXLab Launcher to create a Workspace? If so, was this Workspace created when the Enable box in the WSJT-X panel on SpotCollector's Configuration window's "Spot Sources" tab was checked when SpotCollector was last running? # Is there an errorlog.txt and/or SC_WSJTX_Errorlog file in your SpotCollector folder? If so, please attach them to an email message, and send them to me via aa6yq (at) ambersoft.com 73, Dave, AA6YQ On Tue, Nov 22, 2022 at 7:23 PM Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:
+ AA6YQ comments below I know I missed some QSOs when things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper. + What does " things broke between WSJTX and DXKeeper" mean? Can I import my entire ADIF file from WSJTX into DXKeeper? + You can, but you must enable "Check duplicates on import" in the "Duplicate checking" panel on DXKeeper's Main window's "Log QSOs" tab, or you'll end up with a log full of duplicated K1JT-mode QSOs. See https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxkeeper/Help/Import.htm#Duplicate_Checking + When you enable "Check duplicates on import", each imported QSO must be checked to see if it duplicates any QSO in your log; the time required is thus proportional to the product of the number of QSOs in your log and the number of QSOs in the file being imported. + Before you initiate the Import operation, I strongly suggest that you backup your log (Configuration window, Log tab, Backup button); this will make recovery easy if the operation doesn't go as expected. + After your recovery of missing QSOs is complete, disable "Check duplicates on import" on the Main window's "Import QSOs" tab. 73, Dave, AA6YQ -- Herb Garcia, KM6JBI |
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