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JTDX problem with band and frequency
KX2A
I have JTDX V2.1.0-rc148, and I use it with Logger32, Version 3.50.308, which was downloaded this morning. It was working for me yesterday. Suddenly, today several things have gone wrong.
First, the waterfall display showed only a large band, although the software was decoding stations. After fiddling with the display controls, I got the correct display, and started to work stations. Contacts went OK, but I then discovered that,while the correct frequency was displayed in the logger data entry box, and was also recorded in the log following the QSO, every QSO was labelled as 10 meters, despite the 14 MHz. frequency in the frequency box. I then noted that the station display for JTDX said that these were 10 meter signals (no matter what band I was on) and the analysis of what countries I needed was based on 10 meter records in Logger32, even though all these stations were on 20 meters. I also received an error message about there being a frequency problem every time I logged a contact, although I saw the contacts enter the log. Furthermore, when I shut down JTDX and restart it, my radio is switched to 40 meters, no matter where it was. I think that this is a Logger32 problem. Should I try to back up one version? If so, how would I go about doing this? Jan, KX2A
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Re: new RDA list
Sante - IK0HBN
Thank you Costantin!
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Poka Sante
At 17:36 26/02/2020, you wrote:
Sante,
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Re: new RDA list
Constantin UA1AKE
Sante,
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I will post current RDA list (as .CSV) later this or next week, qrx... -- Constantin Semyonov, UA1AKE http://ua1ake.qrz.ru 2020-02-26 6:16 GMT+03:00, Sante - IK0HBN via Groups.Io <ik0hbn=libero.it@groups.io>:
Hello everybody,
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new RDA list
Sante - IK0HBN
Hello everybody,
do anybody know where to download new RDA list started on 01/01/2020? I look for it on FILES section at Groups.io, but there is an old instance dated 2016. A Russian version exists at: http://logger32.qrz.ru/files/350admin.zip but it's in Russian language. Thank you Sante
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Re: FT8 UDP logging issue
ja1nlx
Following additional information should be logged. NAME, QTH, ADDRESS. COMMENT, QSL_VIA, IOTA, STATE, and CNTY 73
On 2020/02/26 7:39, ja1nlx via
Groups.Io wrote:
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73 de aki JA1NLX
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Re: FT8 UDP logging issue
ja1nlx
my apologies... The author added IOTA, QSL_VIA to be logged. 73
On 2020/02/25 23:36, Mike wrote:
On Sun, Feb 23, 2020 at 11:59 PM, ja1nlx wrote: --
73 de aki JA1NLX
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Re: Telnet Problem
Jim Hargrave
Hi Dave, I’m glad you got it sorted out. Thanks for the feedback.
Jim – w5ifp-
From: hamlogger@groups.io [mailto:hamlogger@groups.io] On Behalf Of EI6AL
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 9:33 AM To: hamlogger@groups.io Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Telnet Problem
Problem sorted (thanks Jim!) Turns out the three remote hosts I was trying to connect to were all offline - hence the default to port 27754. Simple solution was to find an online host - clusters now working perfectly. One offline would be ok, second was coincidental, third was just not my day.
73 Dave EI6AL
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ODP: [hamlogger] Speed change
Andy VA3PL
Darren
Thanks a lot...indeed it works.
Andy SP9KR
Od: hamlogger@groups.io <hamlogger@groups.io> w imieniu użytkownika Darren Collins (G0TSM) <daz@...>
Wysłane: wtorek, 25 lutego 2020 18:53 Do: hamlogger@groups.io <hamlogger@groups.io> Temat: Re: [hamlogger] Speed change $speed+$5nntu puts my speed up by 2wpm with a Winkeyer USB then drops the speed back down (I just tried it). 73 Darren G0TSM
On 25/02/20 17:32, Andy None via Groups.Io wrote:
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Re: Speed change
$speed+$5nntu puts my speed up by 2wpm with a Winkeyer USB then drops the speed back down (I just tried it). 73 Darren G0TSM
On 25/02/20 17:32, Andy None via
Groups.Io wrote:
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Speed change
Andy None <va3pl@...>
Hi there I am using CW machine with WinKeyer USB. I would like to have CW speed change for the such micro: QSL <<<5NN SP9KR>>> None of the macros such $Speed+$ or $Speed-$ or $SpeedUP$ or $SpeedDWN$ work. Any idea? What am I doing it wrong? Andy SP9KR
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Re: VP8PJ KC4/A?
Ilya Zozin,4Z1UF
Dear friends,
Thanks a lot! It works for me. 73, Ilya, 4Z1UF
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vp8pj - s/o
John Owens
My thanks to those who responded to my problem with getting VP8PJ designated as S/O versus KC4/A. That problem is now solved, and thanks for the responses and suggestions.
John Owens - N7TK
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Re: Telnet Problem
EI6AL
Problem sorted (thanks Jim!) Turns out the three remote hosts I was trying to connect to were all offline - hence the default to port 27754. Simple solution was to find an online host - clusters now working perfectly. One offline would be ok, second was coincidental, third was just not my day. 73 Dave EI6AL
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FW: [L32Beta] Please post on the reflector ...
Jim Hargrave
Response from Bob / K4CY
Jim – w5ifp-
From: L32Beta@groups.io [mailto:L32Beta@groups.io] On Behalf Of Bob
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 8:43 AM To: L32Beta@groups.io Subject: [L32Beta] Please post on the reflector ...
Seems like I can hide, but I can't escape. I have received three direct eMails this morning about a reported Telnet problem. There are close to 4000 subscribers to the reflector. Someone must know how to make a Telnet connection … This is a demonstration of EXACTLY why the last QSO in my logbook is dated Feb 16, 2008 … I just celebrated my 12th anniversary, and thoroughly enjoying every minute of it.
Connect to K4UGA or VE6DXC (neither of which is currently on-line/accessible) and you'll get a reply something like this:
Google localhost port 27754 may give some insight. Having failed to connect, the port is temporarily in an unknown state. Try to connect somewhere else immediately and you will get a message like this:
Relax, count to 10, take a deep breath, and try again after 30 seconds or so (after the port has reset itself, then try to connect to a functional Telnet cluster like this:
And, please don't eMail me directly. There's more than enough subscribers on the reflector to solve these "problems". SeventyThree(s).
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Re: FT8 UDP logging issue
Mike
On Sun, Feb 23, 2020 at 11:59 PM, ja1nlx wrote:
QSL_VIA is not logged.Why IOTA field is logged and QSL_VIA is wiped clean? When option: is selected QSL_VIA should be preserved as IOTA is. Mike
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Re: Telnet Problem
EI6AL
Thanks for the suggestions Gary. Unfortunately I had tried those changes without success. Both machines had been showing the clusters without a problem, one via VE6DXC and one via K4UGA. Telnet failed on both at the same time and on different networks. After failute the full telnet startup message on the main log is as follows: Telnet socket auto connect to 64.59.129.23 port number 8000. Initial data received (47 bytes) "error on connect to local host port 27754 (111) <LF>" Any attempts to setup an alternative remote host gives me "winsock returned "invalid operation at current state". I have added other remote hosts to the list and switched between them, always with the same result. The problem appears to center on the switch from port 8000 to port 27754, I have no idea what the (111)<LF> messages indicate. I can generally find solutions if I work on something long enough - I have been two days on this one and no joy! 73 Dave EI6AL
On Mon, 24 Feb 2020 at 20:09, Gary Hinson <Gary@...> wrote:
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Re: Telnet Problem
Hi EI-ham
That message suggest that you may have been using a local DXcluster system, perhaps an SDR/skimmer or VE7CC’s Cluster User program, on Localhost:27754 … but for some reason that port is no longer in use.
To check/change the Telnet host and port settings, open the Telnet window and Local tab, then right-click à Setup à Setup remote hosts:
That opens the settings form which is fairly self-explanatory:
Type the info in the white boxes then click Add current entry to save it. Shortcut is whatever name you like for the connection.
To connect directly to a DXcluster node on the Web, you’ll need to put its Telnet address and port in the Remote host and Port boxes – for example cluster.g3ldi.co.uk port 7000
To connect to a local DXcluster node running on the same PC as Logger32, use “localhost” (or “127.0.0.1”) as the Remote host address while the Port is determined by the DXcluster application you are running – often 7300 or 7373. I don’t know where your 27754 port came from.
Having done that, click Connect to [shortcut] and go through the login process to start receiving DXcluster spots.
73 Gary ZL2iFB
From: hamlogger@groups.io <hamlogger@groups.io> On Behalf Of EI6AL
I use logger 32 at the home qth and on a laptop for remote. Both now give an error message when the program starts up: error on connect to localhost port 27754 (111). Guess this is external to logger.32 but wondering if anyone else has seen this or has any ideas?
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Re: VP8PJ KC4/A?
Tom Wylie
What I said! 🤔 Tom
On Mon, 24 Feb 2020, 18:41 DL7VOG, <gerd@...> wrote:
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Re: VP8PJ KC4/A?
DL7VOG
Shalom Ilja,
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you should go to database maintenance, DXCC/Prefix maintenance, select KC4\A Antarctica - in the opening window click to the dropdown-list in the row Alternative Prefixes, scroll down - there is an entry VP8PJ which you have to delete (cklick on VP8PJ and click to the button "Delete"). Then go back to the country database mainenance window, select VP8\O. Click on it and in the upcoming window go to the dropdown list "Alternative Prefixes", write VP8PJ into it and press the "Add" button. Close all windows and insert VP8PJ into th log window. Now it should show you VP8PJ as VP8\O. Good luck and 73 - Gerd / DL7VOG Hope to cu in Friedrichshafen in a few weeks. Am 24.02.2020 um 18:18 schrieb Ilya
Zozin,4Z1UF:
Could you please teach me how to do either of these?
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Re: VP8PJ KC4/A?
Tom Wylie
I found that in the country database, vp8pj is listed as a callsign for KC4/a. If delete it there you can add it as a definitive call sign for VP8/o. Works for me and now shows it as correct. Tom GM4FDM
On Mon, 24 Feb 2020, 18:28 Carey Magee, <arsk2rny@...> wrote:
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