Hello again... in the AClog program under the main logging screen not with any settings open use the down arrow to select CW mode then hit F12 if you have the WinKeyer setup correctly you

so how do i switch modes? When i hit f12, my screen reader doesn't tell me anything. <N3FJP_Software_Users@...> wrote:

Hello Bill here N3GTY lets see if I can confuse you.... if you have the Winkey configured make sure that AcLog program is in CW as the mode. Then hit F12 if you see the message that you can type

so there is a setting in here, my speech program says key on port 1 checkbox not checked, then there is another program that says key on port 2, checkbox checked. I'mm using com 9. Am i missing

So you need to make sure that you are getting the message that says something to the effect "WinKeyer Version XXX opened - success ! " when you tell it to configure WinKeyer. If you aren't seeing

ok, so there appears to be some sort of issue. I have the com port set correctly. What else do i need to set in the winkeyer setup? I just left all of the

Jed, You should be in the main log window and you use the F keys to send the programmed message or exchange if that's what you're after. There are special characters used to create a message or

Not winter field day.... just field day.. (geez.. eveyone now knows what I am thinking about.) - Jay N1RWY

Greetings all. I am looking to see if anyone else has run into this situation for field day, and if so, would love to hear from them. Winter Field Day software networked via IP (wireless). Each client

Hey guys, OK a question. It looks like i have configured the winkeyer in amateur contact log. So what window should i be in when i want it to transmit? I'm in the main window right now where i can

Someone enter AK for AR? Easy to do, and both are valid sections so program would not catch it. Dale K8TS Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi Larry, Thanks for your e-mail. I don't know how AK could be counted if it is not in your log. No one has ever reported that before. The blank lines are contacts for which there is no

Scott, Was wondering if you could explain why in the statistics file generated by the Field Day program that is shows below under AK as 2 when we did not work Alaska and I cannot find AK in the

I think I worked you guys on at least 3 bands and 6 modes.. well done AA6CV crew!

Hi Steve, Thanks for your e-mail and suggestions. To save your CW macros, just click the Save Settings button under the com port list. You can save as many configurations as you like and they are

This year I persuaded our group to use the N3FJP contest logger, and I'm glad we did; it worked well and the simplicity of the networking setup and robust nature of your program surprised and pleased

Hi Robert and All, Thanks so much for your very kind words and good report! It was just me, operating solo here, running 1E at 100 watts. I wound up with 803 Qs. I sure enjoyed working so many of

THANKS Scott and Kimberly! We survived another Field Day. Our station AA6CV was 20 A plus a GOTA station. Yes, twenty. I think we had more computers networked than radios, and there were no

Hi Scott, You are welcome. Thank you for the Q! I got sidetracked too many times to make very many contacts. Think I ended up with 81. The portable vertical I made was cut for 20

I had the same problem when using the program on my rig, an Icom 7200. I noticed that it did not QSY after changing bands. I went into the program and noticed that the "Test Rig" in settings had