piouuu Copying the complete folder of loger32 on an external disk, or NAS or... is the best solution. I make this , i already used this several times for me and for friends and no issues. Exept

Why not just use the file history function of Windows? 73 David G3YYD

Copying ‘everything’ to multiple drives may not be the most efficient, effective or sensible backup strategy. There are still risks e.g. consider these half-dozen possibilities: For some

I'm helping a friend set up MMTTY with Logger32 and his TS-590SG. He is using AFSK and keying via the USB cable which assigns COM4. It is workind ok, but when he starts MMTTY he gets an error

Hi, It's a very good move. It's saved me on at least a couple of occasions. I have a batch file which runs Logger32, then on closing copies the full Logger directory to several other fixed and

Hi Paul, If you haven't got too many what I normally do is just pull up the WAS award stats and make a note on paper of those I need for the mode and the bands I'm likely to be operating during the

That is a good idea Oliver! 73 Ken G3XPO Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi just for ifos for ALL users, Every month or week, or...... copy the entire folder of logger32 where you want, a usb key, external HDD, cloud........ for the ones who don’t have an automatic

Hi Everyone Just before the weekend CQWWSSB Contest I would like to get my LOTW Triple Play score up on SSB.can someone point me to the right direction in Logger32 to track what WAS I need as well as

Al In Band/Mode setup table you should set PWR. It is empty with default settings. 73 -- 73 de aki JA1NLX

After a catastrophic computer failure two months ago, I did a new install on the new computer (lgr32full3500.zip) from the web site. I let it upgrade to 3.50.423 and copied over my fully backed-up

Paul, I hope you have it going the way you like. If you have more than 1 radio, go thru the Profile setup for each radio and save the profile. I have several profiles. Select one and it will

Thanks Jim, I had tried what Rick and Villi had both suggested (numerous times.) Since Rick's method writes the change to the MMTTY.ini file I thought that was the answer too. But then Jim's reply

Paul, You need to add a RTTY Profile. 1) Set the PTT in MMTTY under “Settings > Radio PTT options”. 2) Set the PTT port in MMTTY under “MMTTY Settings” (little wrench) TX and

Hello, I‘m just guessing but you could try to edit the PTT line in the MMTTY.ini file 73 Villi TF3VS

After setting the PTT port just close MMTTY and it will save it’s current configuration… 73 Rick N2AMG

How do I tell MMTTY to remember it?

Thanks Rick. Is all OK now. 73 -- El software de antivirus Avast ha analizado este correo electrónico en busca de virus. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Paul, I don't think MMTTY PTT port selection (and remembering the selection) has anything to do with Logger32. I suspect that after you have reconfigured MMTTY to use port 13 for PTT, you need to tell

I'm running Logger32 v3.50.423 and MMTTY 1.70 with a flex 6600. When I start MMTTY from within Logger32 the TX tab shows PTT port 9. I don't have a port 9 set up for the 6600 so PTT does not