You might have RFI in the shack problem. Try reducing power to see if it clears up. I had similar problem and cleared it with large ferrites and 3-4 twists of the cable through the ferrite. Good luck.

Brilliant George! It works. I’ll report this to Scott and see if it will encourage him to seek a fix. Thanks a lot for the tip. Best, Ed 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ Frankford Radio Club BUG 204 CWops 701 SKCC

Steve, 7300 and N3FJP software both set to 115200 baud. Best, Ed 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ Frankford Radio Club BUG 204 CWops 701 SKCC 5474T FISTS 12294 LICWC 051 “I worked for Edison but I quit. I took a jo

When I shut down N1MM+ and bring up either SKCC or Ham Radio Deluxe loggers they immediately poll and capture accurate band, frequency and mode data from the 7300. When I try to do the same with N3FJP

Paul, Thanks for your reply. Yes there is something amiss here. The PH or SSB is a default when the ACL has no response or can’t read the response to its polls. Scott needs to look into this. All best

Has anyone experienced this anomaly? I use 2 loggers ACL for general log and N1MM+ for contests with my Icom 7300. I note that consistently when I exit N1MM+ and bring up ACL I get only a SSB notifica

MM means maritime mobile and that designator can be used by any ham operating aboard a ship. It has nothing to do with the merchant marine. I hope your post was not meant in jest. That’s not what this

It’s a Brazilian DX contest. It’s details are on the WA7BNM Contest Calendar. https://www.contestcalendar.com/weeklycont.php#10051 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ Frankford Radio Club CWops 701 SKCC 5474t FISTS 12

Jim. Here are settings for the 7100 Icom 7100 Rig Name = Icom Read Frequency Command = FE FE 88 E0 03 FD Read Mode Command = FE FE 88 E0 04 FD Convert To Hex = True Baud Rate = 19200 Parity = None Sto

Stephen, Are you having trouble connecting your rig to N3FJP ACL? Have to followed the rig interface instructions for the 7300? Icom 7300 Rig Name = Icom Read Frequency Command = FE FE 94 E0 03 FD Rea

I used to do that but changed to USB connection to be able to used the N1MM+ spectrum display. 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ CWops 701/SKCC 5474T/FISTS 12294/LICWC Frankford Radio Club

Larry, Dale and Jim, Thanks guys for getting me straightened out. And Jim thanks for the link. I’ll dig in. Have a great weekend guys. Starting Monday we all here in the Big Apple will be hunkered dow

My uploads just failed. Guess they are still down. Ed 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ CWops 701/SKCC 5474T/FISTS 12294/LICWC 51 Frankford Radio Club

Hi Larry, Thanks for the tip about view all. That did the trick. I was also confused because the new log was added to the old log without regard to date I now have 2019 records showing as more recent

My ACL log contains 900 entries. I imported a log from another logger in ADIF format with 500 entries into ACL. But I now have only 60 entries showing in the log. The highest number showing is 1400 wh

Thanks Scott. Gotcha. I’ll play around with it and see what happens. In any event I can live with it. Keep well and healthy. All best, Ed 73, Ed Jones W2LCQ CWops 701 - SKCC 5474T - FISTS 12294 Frankf

Scott, I see multiple spots for the same station On the lower panel of the log which I believe is the Bandmap. Sometimes 5-6. spots. You said to go to the more filter section and block duplicates but

Pat, Here are the 7600 rig interface numbers per the N3FJP ACL guide. Are you set up for these? Do you have the correct ICOM USB cable driver? Are you using rig code 7A? Is there any RF in the shack?

Scott, Mike and John, Thanks for your help guys. I solved the problem. It was all a matter of adjusting the font in the bearing/miles/continent window in the lower left corner of the log. The font had

John and Mike, Thanks for the font adjustment info but my problem is I’m not seeing the distance, bearing and continent data. The fields are blank. What do I need to do to capture and display that inf