The picture of the menu showing how to enable frequency UDP broadcasting is from the Logger32 Help file. For the latest, Google GITHUB Logger32. SeventyThree(s).

ADIF defined modes/submodes d'jour are laid out in the file ADIFMODES.TXT in the \Logger32 directory. I don't see Fusion (Nuclear or otherwise) or DMR listed, but apparently DSTAR is indeed a mode.

Does anyone use logger32 for logging their DStar, DMR and Fusion contacts? If so how are you logging the correct modes? Cheers Keith - G0FEA

Hi All I am a newbie to L32. I transferred 200k+ Qs from my old logging program (home brew FileMaker 6) I am working on reconciling my DXCC and Challenge data. Two problems: 1. When I try to sync with

Bob, Can you give me some more details about this UDP broadcast. I am the author / developer of the HFAUTO software, and would like to make the HFAUTO interoperable with Logger32. The HFAUTO software

DR Paul, According to your question I do assume that you key in the call sign and then hit ENTER. If you want to log anything other than the call and 599 this is not the proper way to go. You can

If you had imported 2000 QSOs with "Invalid Country", you would click SETUP | UPDATES | VALIDATE YOUR LOGBOOK DXCC COUNTRY CODES FROMCLUB LOG. And Club Log will make the necessary corrections for you.

It's all in the Help File. SeventyThree(s).

The ADIF file created by DXLog does not contain a DXCC field. Yes, I had that option ticked. I imagine the solution it to NOT tick that option, and L32 will automatically fill in the DXCC field, so

You did no answer two more questions ... a) Does the ADIF file from DX Log include a DXCC field for each QSO? b) When you imported the ADIF file into Logger32 did you have the option to mark QSOs

France I have manuall corrected the 13 calls that showed "inavlid country" after import. I would noyt want to do that if I imported 2000 QSOs.... What did I do wrong ? 73 Paul F6EXV

If you type F6EXV into Logbook Entry Window, What Country is Logger32 telling you? Does the ADIF file from DXLog include The DXCC number somewhere?

It says "Not accepted for DXCC". This happened to all the QSO I imported (mostly JAs, but not only)

Merde! If you look at the QSO in the Logbook Entry, What is the DXCC for the QSO? I suspect the problem is none of the three programs. It is probably the operator. SeventyThree(s).

Paul, You can also set up the other user fields in the Log Entry Window and edit those during the Qso (or before the Qso has ended) which is very useful too. 73 Charles Charles Wilmott

No, you can edit the Logbook Entry Window as much as you like BEFORE you add the QSO to the logbook. If your QTH is Marseilles, then I can change your name to AbdulRahman, or AbuBooBoo, or whatever

Paul Before logging QSO (I mean before you hit Enter-key) you can change everything you see in Logbook entry window. After logging QSO you can change everything you see in Logbook page

Hi all I am sending this email to the 3 forums, as I am very unsure which program is "responsible" of the following. I logged a few QSO in CW on DXLog (CW, DXpedition mode). I exported that log to

Hi In other words, I need to log a QSO, then edit it and modify whatever I need/want to change ? Can I edit all the fields BEFORE logging ? Thanks + 73 Paul F6EXV

... and I don't have a radio with CAT control, but I simulated a VFO frequency change to 14001.234 kHz. This is broadcast: <?xml version="1.0"?> <RadioInfo>