L I B Bob, got to the paragraph about running JTDX first, then Logger 32 and BAM! Thanks for pointing in the right direction and planting a swift kick. Now to set up highlights! Thank you Sir!

Is it possible you're looking at an old version of the Help file? Click HELP menu. Then click HELP again ,,, What version are you using? SeventyThree(s).

That made me laugh…but so true. Okay, will work with JTDX and see what I need to set up. Have JTDX and Bandmap but will keep working and reading. Thanks!

It ain't so. This is the UDP BandMap, and all these callsigns are decoded by JTDX. I never connect to a DX Cluster (I have low intestinal fortitude, or as you'd say in Oklahoma, it makes me puke).

Have the UDP Bandmap up and running. It is showing what is “spotted” via my Telnet connection not what WSJT is actually decoding, as in stations calling CQ. Still reading and working with

You said: Right now I am manually inputting a questioned call into Operator window of Logger32 to check for dupes. Try this, and Dupes will disappear all by themselves. You have an additional menu

Thanks Bob for confirming what I was seeing. I will dive into the UDP Bandmap and start learning how to use it. Love the program and have used it for many years! Thanks! 73 Glen W5IF

I think the TX audio offset is sent to Logger32 only as part of a QSO Logged message. So, implementing your request would be of little/no value. SeventyThree(s).

If you want it, then yes. If you are cherry-picking, then on the UDP BandMap click CONFIG | CHERRY-PICKING OPTIONS and check the option to CLEAR/ENTER THE LOGBOOK ENTRY WHEN SENDING A UDP REPLY. If

Would it be difficult for you Bob to add to UDP band map little arrow similar in style to those on band map? That will indicate user current audio frequency that she / he have set up. Andy SP9KR

How about that when a station replies to my cq (and I see e.g. PA4JJ K4YC LOCATOR or PA4JJ K4YC Rxx) his call is being transferred to the logbook input window? 73 Jan

The simple answer is no. One click on WSJT does not pass any information to Logger32, So no lookup can be done. A double click will do as you want, but of course that will make WSJT start to call the

I second this 73 Jan PA4JJ Op 7-12-2019 om 19:53 schreef Howard: -- ____________________________________________________my dxspider clusters running on a

Using latest Logger 32 and WSJT with Icom 7600 on FT4/FT8. All working well there and logging is working great. Is there a way while I am monitoring WSJT that I can double click on a CQ call and

Not sure what your expectations are, but typically when using WSJT/JTDX Logger32 relinquishes control of the radio and WSJT/JTDX takes over. This happens automagically if you start/stop WSJT/JTDX from

I have all running with IC 7610 changing bands via Logger32. Also, changing Toyko Hy pwr via 3.5mm cable. Have com 4 & 5 showing in device manager. I must use CI-V address as 5c to get data to Toyko.

That is a very old version of the lookup that no longer works. Go to my website http://www.n2amg.com/software/l32lookups-for-logger32/ and on the page that opens download the L32Lookups full install.

I went to start Logger32 today after the auto-update of v3.50.403 yesterday. Up comes an install sequence for Roxio LJB! I stopped it and tried again. Same result. I swapped the current logger32.exe

hello I been still running into problems with the lookup L32 and am asking if this is the normal route. Keeps coming up with a comment unable to find QRZ Module.. When I look in the settings for

I guess one other though. When I tick “Block callsigns with no highlight from my country” in UDP Config, callsigns with the grid highlighted are not included what gets shown. That might be nice