Ah, yes.... looking back, you asked if I had rig control enabled, not if I was connected to my rig.... I need to pay attention to the question. Thanks again

Well, Steve... I read your suggestion, and checked the settings in AC logger, and I did have a selection for rig, so set it to "none" and the band is doing as I ask now. Good grief.... just makes

Hi Stephen, Thanks for your e-mail. You will find step by step instructions here: How do I set the software to connect to multiple rigs simultaneously for SO2R

Assuming you have rig control activated, it’s probably reading your rig’s band. Try cntrl-shift-R to turn rig control off. (Use it again to turn it back on.) 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

As far as I've seen there is not much documentation for setting up two rigs and AC log. Just the use of a DPDT switch in the help manual. I have both rigs configured in Rig 1 and Rig 2 but cannot

Bill, It might not hurt to check and be sure that you do not have a selection for rig. Other than that, I am out of ideas. Steve, AI3KS

I may need to hook up to the old serial port PC and load AC log onto it again. My band used to work fine on manual logging on this one, but for some reason is not liking any band but 80. Thanks for

Actually, Steve, I am not hooked up to the rig. Manual logging. I do have a PC that allows me to hook a serial interface up, but this PC only allows USB interface with Rig, and I have been unable to

Bill, Do you have rig control enabled? Steve, AI3KS

My band box on the Amateur contact log will only allow 80 meters to show. I will enter 30, or, 40 or whatever, and it just defaults back to 80. What have I got set up haywire that does this???

Again, Scott, thanks for the quick reply. It’s Saturday. Don’t you take a day off J Nat

Hi Nat, Thanks for your follow up. In response to your questions... Should I copy the ACLog support files (lots of .xml files) that are now on my D: drive directory (copied from my old computer) into

Scott, Thanks for the quick reply. Following the FAQ help file, I was able to access my log file that was copied from the old computer into my “documents” directory structure on my new

Glad you found the cure and if it happens to me again I'll be sure to try that out. 73, Chris NU1O

Hi Charlie, Thanks for your e-mail. Sorry, no, not at this time. I'm sorry that I didn't have the answer that you were hoping for. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur

Hi Steve, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm sorry that you've run into trouble. Your settings are saved when you close the software normally (assuming you are polling your rig at the time). Be sure that

Thank you, Dave KZ1O !! I followed your instructions and disabled the "Enable real time" feature in ACLog for both eQSL and LoTW and I think that fixed the lockup problem I was having. Tonight I

There are two answers to this question. Yes, you can restore your Access format .mdb backup to AC Log. This is the format that ACL uses internally. Documentation is online. Scott has a nice FAQ that

Always in the past every so often I create a backup data file for ACLog to a flashdrive to put in our fireproof safe. Tonight I tried to do the usual backup to a flashdrive and it always is stored as

I am installing the rig settngs for ic-7610. The rig is not listed in the list but info is on the web. However, when I change the HEX code to make the frequency and mode work, save settings, it does