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Oleg, US-E-12 <byfelixpan@...>
Christo, please make a full UDP exchange.
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Hello. I am trying to use UDP to log in QSO to LOg4OM but it does not work. I tried the standard port set in Log4OM 2235 and other ports. Unfortunately it does not work.
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Tom, GM8MJV
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Having a play with the UDP broadcast options. One thing I can’t follow from the notes - does this only apply to a logged QSO? I was hoping it would work in a similar fashion (same API?) as JTDX and WSJT - that is any activity would cause a UDP message - this could then be picked up by GridTracker, JTAlert etc. 73’s Tom GM8MJV On 16 Jul 2018, at 13:02, Christo, LZ2HV <lz2hv@...> wrote:
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Hallo. Is any possibility to log qso to log4om via UDP now?
I tried port 2337 and 2335 but it does not work. 73' Robert SP8SN |
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Added: In "Radio And Network Configuration", new Group box "UDP Broadcast Settings:" and two options for broadcast QSOs, Logged QSO Broadcast and Logged QSO ADIF Broadcast. Important: Before update to new version, please backup your previous log from (dir log file mshvlog.edim). Function "Logged QSO Broadcast" has an exception if you use Logger32: eg. In "Multi Answering Auto Seq Protocol", it is possible to end QSOs with 5 stations simultaneously within the same second. Logger32 will save only first QSO, for this reason, the seconds for each QSO, if they are in same minute, MSHV tags them electronically from 00-59. Watch the video : |
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