Hi Guys I'm a fairly new user of N3FJP and have started using it for all of my logging needs. I ran for 8 hours yesterday on the NAQP CW and managed to rack up 210 contacts, which is fantastic for me.

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I don't have an answer for you because I still do stuff like band logging manually most of the time, but the lesson here is that it is up to you as the operator to ensure that the automation is record

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I just found where Frequency is shown, and I’ll be checking that now, before hitting enter. -ken

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Hi Ken, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm sorry that you ran into trouble. What you describe is not typical at all. Frequency is always displayed on the form with rig interface enabled (see bottom of image

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Scott Thank you for replying. I’m fairly new to your software and have just discovered the frequency and band… in plain sight… so I’ll be checking that from now on. Our club will be running your WFD p

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Hi Ken, Thanks for your follow up. The F keys will only work when the N3FJP app has focus, but you can click anywhere on the form to give it focus. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving

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After checking all the usual things such as rig interface parameters, com ports, device manager, drivers etc take a good look at RFI in the shack. Anytime my log software acted up (ACL, N1MM+, SKCC) i

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Hi Scott I verified a few minutes ago that I had to click on the mini window or go to settings to get the keyer to work with function keys after losing and returning focus to N3FJP. This was contrary

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Hi Scott I'm resurrecting this issue, since I have more info. The original problem was that the software would stop updating frequency (and thus band). I have an IC-7300 and a W-10 new notebook comput

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Hi Ken, Thanks for your follow up. I'm sorry that you are still having trouble. Ed is right, there is a hardware / OS / driver and / or RFI setting at the crux of what is causing your problem. If ther

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Scott Thank you for replying again. I'll send a few more points your way and we can drop it. I'll either accept it or go back to using something else. Thanks to Ed for the suggestion. I was hopeful, b

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Hi Ken, Thanks for your follow up. I understand how frustrating the inconsistent data is and I wish I could be more help. Without being able to duplicate the problem, I really don't have any other ins

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Ken, Your USB port may be going to sleep depending upon the polling speed you are using. Have you checked to see whether Windows has checked the Power Management tab in the UART port created for the I

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