Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Vince Shirley
Thanks everyone, A new win.ini doesn't help. If the macro consists only of $name$, the radio keys and immediately unkeys, nothing is sent. I'm now looking through Logger32.ini to see if I can find any problems. Vince
On Sun, 25 Aug 2019 at 14:03, Gerald Boutin <groupsio@...> wrote: On Sun, Aug 25, 2019 at 09:37 AM, Vince Shirley wrote:
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Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Bob
This is your macro on my PC. 73.
On August 25, 2019 at 8:37 AM Vince Shirley <vince.g0orc@...> wrote:
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Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Bob
Vince, that's correct if there is no name Is the name appearing at the top right of the CW Machine? 73.
On August 25, 2019 at 9:10 AM Vince Shirley <vince.g0orc@...> wrote:
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Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Vince Shirley
Thanks Bob, A virgin Logger32.ini file cures the problem. I don't really want to spend the rest of the afternoon going line by line through it, nor do I fancy re-customising things. Any idea where I might start looking in the Logger32.ini file? Vince
On Sun, 25 Aug 2019 at 14:15, Bob <k4cy@...> wrote:
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Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Bob
Right click on any user field on the Logbook Entry Window. Click on SETUP. Go to SETUP USER FIELDS. Click on the top menu (user field 1). You will see this window (picture below). Note the bottom three user options. Hopefully you have the middle one checked. SeventyThree(s).
On August 25, 2019 at 9:20 AM Vince Shirley <vince.g0orc@...> wrote:
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Re: CW machine $name$ macro
Vince Shirley
Mystery solved. It works Amazing I've only been using this program since time was invented and I still find things I didn't know about. Thanks for your help Bob and everyone... Vince
On Sun, 25 Aug 2019 at 14:30, Bob <k4cy@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Jim Cox
I have been having this problem with the rotator --- not sure when it started, most of the time it will not work when going to JTDX but works fine outside of the program. I can look at the rotator debug screen and no command is sent to the rotator itself from Logger32. Again when a station is just selected from the spots screen within Logger32 it works FB. Any ideas. 73s Jim K4JAF
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Re: rotor problem
Bob
Click TOOLS | SETUP BANDS & MODES. You are now looking at your personalized BandPlan. Look at the FT4 and FT8 rows ... All the way over to the next to last column is where the Rotor # goes. No number = no rotor. So, when operating FT4 or FT8 the frequency changes to the appropriate row in the table. No number = no rotor. SeventyThree(s).
On August 25, 2019 at 9:41 AM Jim Cox <jcox123@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Jim Cox
Bob, I have the rotator box set ok in the band plan menu for FT8.
Strange behavior as sometimes the rotator will work ok but not when you click on
a call in FT8 but will change directions when the station is first called and
the xmitter keys.. This is evident also by the rotator debug screen.
All worked fine until a week or so ago when I first noticed this behavior.
Jim K4JAF
From: Bob
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2019 8:55 AM
To: hamlogger@groups.io
Subject: Re: [hamlogger] rotor problem Click TOOLS | SETUP BANDS & MODES. You are now looking at your personalized BandPlan. Look at the FT4 and FT8 rows ... All the way over to the next to last column is where the Rotor # goes. No number = no rotor. So, when operating FT4 or FT8 the frequency changes to the appropriate row in the table. No number = no rotor. SeventyThree(s). On August 25, 2019 at 9:41 AM Jim Cox <jcox123@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Bob
Jim, please explain what you mean by ... but not when you click on a call in FT8 Where do you click? 73.
On August 25, 2019 at 10:14 AM Jim Cox <jcox123@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Olivier F4FQH
Hi
I have the same issue here, rotor is moving alone when the sation is
called.
The rotor change direction just a bit
73s
Olivier
F4FQH
From: Bob
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2019 4:27 PM
To: hamlogger@groups.io
Subject: Re: [hamlogger] rotor problem Jim, please explain what you mean by ... but not when you click on a call in FT8 Where do you click? 73. On August 25, 2019 at 10:14 AM Jim Cox <jcox123@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Bob
Oliver, please explain. I have no idea what you said. 73.
On August 25, 2019 at 1:27 PM Olivier F4FQH <unit365@...> wrote:
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SAT QSO logging
Jacques RAMBAUD
Hello all,
What the simplest way of logging Sat QSOs like QO100 to get statistics into Logger32 and be compliant with LOTW for upload ?? Thank you 73 jacques F6BKI
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Re: rotor problem
Jim Cox
Bob. Out of town till tomorrow. Will send exact sequence tomorrow. Jim. K4JAF
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On Aug 25, 2019, at 12:27 PM, Olivier F4FQH <unit365@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Olivier F4FQH
Hi Bob,
Well will try to explain but next time i will check carefully the
problem.
I’ve started to use the UDP band plan windows now, to select calls which
interest me. In JTDX, it not showing correctly what is made or not, so the UDP
windows is nice for this.
Nice also because when we clic a call, the system know when calling after a
CQ or 73 from the station we call.
Before i clicked only on calls in JTDX and never
saw this issue.
When i clic a call in the UDP windows, it fill the
logbook entry, and turn the rotator in direction of the call QTH clicked. Untill
this, it’s ok.
But, during the QSO the rotor move alone. Sometime
it move just a bit, some degrees more or less, it seem the rotator not stopped
in the good direction the first time. Somtime moving anywhere...
But this not all the time.
I will check this better, and report you a better
explanation.
Or if i can i will make video and send you a link
to watch it, because it will be big i think.
Interesting bug but all is usable, just
boring, that’s why i search on my side before asking something, but as i
saw some have nearly the same issue, so i told it.
Will investigate a bit more Bob, my problem is i
resume work tomorow so the time will be short in next days....
73s
Olivier
F4FQH
From: Bob
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2019 7:33 PM
To: hamlogger@groups.io
Subject: Re: [hamlogger] rotor problem Oliver, please explain. I have no idea what you said. 73. On August 25, 2019 at 1:27 PM Olivier F4FQH <unit365@...> wrote:
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Re: rotor problem
Bob
Olivier, mon vieux, I think what you are seeing is because when you click on the UDP BandMap the callsign is loaded into the Logbook Entry Window and the beam heading is calculated based on the callsign. The antenna starts to turn. After maybe one or two seconds the lookup of the callsign adds additional data to the Logbook Entry Window - Maybe a US State or County, maybe a gridsquare. The beam heading is recalculated based on this new information ... What does the rotor do? Experiment with this ... on the Rotator setup Window (at the bottom) are options to delay the start of turning the beam ... For example, if you delay 3 seconds (maybe two, or one), them hopefully the additional data from the callsign lookup has populated the Logbook Entry Window and the calculations will be correct the first time the rotor is turned. Avoir du sens? SeventyThree(s).
On August 25, 2019 at 5:34 PM Olivier F4FQH <unit365@...> wrote:
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Logger 32 won't start
Ken McVie
I tried to do the update for Logger 32 today from the website. It didn't
work, & I now have a small error window showing -- "File Error Loading C:\Logger32\ADIF.TXT Subscript out of range I initially get a very quick flash of the L32 opening screen, & then this error comes up. If I click on the OK at the bottom of the error window I get a blank L32 screen, with all the icons along the top, but a blank page beneath. I also tried a "Restore Point " on the computer, but that didn't help. Logger 32 has been running without problems for many years, so this is a surprise. Any help Please? 73 Ken ZL4NR
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Re: Logger32 wont start
Ken McVie
I should add that I was running the previous version of L32 [398 I think] before I tried this update.
73 Ken ZL4NR
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Re: Logger 32 won't start
On Mon, Aug 26, 2019 at 12:52 AM, Ken McVie wrote:
I tried to do the update for Logger 32 today from the website. It didn'tKen, It would seem that there might be something wrong with the ADIF.txt file. As a test, I renamed my ADIF.txt file and started L32. It didn't have the same error message that you saw, but your description was what I saw here as well. It is only a small text file. Take a look at your version for problems. Here are the contents of my working version. ADDRESS
DISTANCE
ARRL_SECT
BAND
CALL
CNTY
COMMENT
CONT
CONTEST_ID
CQZ
USER_1
DXCC
FREQ
GRIDSQUARE
IOTA
ITUZ
USER_2
USER_3
MODE
NAME
NOTES
OPERATOR
PFX
PROP_MODE
QSLMSG
QSLRDATE
QSLSDATE
QSL_RCVD
QSL_SENT
QSL_VIA
QSO_DATE
QTH
RST_RCVD
RST_SENT
RX_PWR
SAT_MODE
SAT_NAME
SRX
STATE
STX
K_INDEX
TEN_TEN
TIME_OFF
TIME_ON
TX_PWR
SFI
QSO_NUMBER
eQSL_QSL_SENT
eQSL_QSL_RCVD
LOTW_QSL_SENT
LOTW_QSL_RCVD
FREQ_RX
BAND_RX
A_INDEX
SOTA_REF
-- Gerald, VE1DT
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Re: Logger 32 won't start
Ken McVie
Hi Gerald, mine looks exactly like yours, I went through them both 3
times, & renaming it did nothing to fix the problem.
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Cheers Ken
On 26/08/2019 4:39 PM, Gerald Boutin
wrote:
On Mon, Aug 26, 2019 at 12:52 AM, Ken McVie wrote:
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