Parallel QSO Logging failed
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Hi Glen, been busy here too! It's that time of year :) So, the amp is working with the radio and changing bands OK. Connected via the REMOTE or ACC socket on the radio I'm guessing. In your message you say that you can click DX cluster spots in Logger32 (with only Logger32 running) and the radio will change bands. From your screen shot I can see that the radio control is on COM3, the "Silicon Labs CP210x" device. This is the port you need to use for both Logger32 and JTDX but... Only one can use the port at anyone time. Is this the problem you're having? (I'm not quite understanding why you want to change the com port for the radio??) If it is the problem then the easiest way to use JTDX together with Logger32 is by starting (and stopping) JTDX using the Logger32 UDP BandMap function. Logger32 will then pass control of the com port to JTDX (and take it back when you stop it) Chapter 15 "The UDP BandMap" on
Page 299 and onwards of the Help Guide explains how to set this up. Hope this helps, apologies if I've misunderstood the problem. 73 John G7SSE
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From "Glen" <kesselring73@...>
Date 10/12/2022 23:18:47
Subject Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed Hi John. Sorry I’ve not sent a reply to your info. I’ve played more and have other things in the way. I have the rig changing the amp if I close JTDX -> close Radio 1 -> shut down rig and then power up radio. I can click on spots in the cluster and it changes bands. I’m just having trouble getting a different com port for the Radio 1. When I try to click on a spot… I get a comport 3 in use.
Hope this screen shot might help. Thanks for your help.
73. Seasons greetings and Merry Christmas.
Glen K0JGH
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From: John Munton - G7SSE
Glen
Just to be clear, without JTDX running, does Logger32 communicate with the radio?
Does the Radio Port status on the lower status bar show in blue and does the frequency in the Log Entry window display correctly and change when you tune the VFO or change bands?
John G7SSE
------ Original Message ------ From "Glen" <kesselring73@...> Date 02/12/2022 20:31:37 Subject Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed
BINGO !! Thank you very much 😊 . Now if I can find someone with a IC7610 with Tokyo HY-pwr Amp and Logger32 maybe I can get them all to work together. I know the problem is getting the Com ports set correctly but I have yet to get the radio to change frequency when I click a spot. When I change bands manually on the radio it will change the amp to follow. Com 3&4 are used with the drivers that ICOM call for when using WSJT or JTDX. JTDX follows with correct band changes from the radio when I manually switch bands. However, it does not change when I click on a spot. Not sure I can make clear what is happening but I really appreciate any help.
Thanks. Glen
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From: Bob
Right click on the callsign field of the Logbook Entry Window. Click SETUP Click QSLING & QSO EXPORT Click SETUP PARALLEL LOGGING BY TCP/IP UNcheck sll three checkboxes Click APPLY
SeventyThree(s).
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Hi John. Sorry I’ve not sent a reply to your info. I’ve played more and have other things in the way. I have the rig changing the amp if I close JTDX -> close Radio 1 -> shut down rig and then power up radio. I can click on spots in the cluster and it changes bands. I’m just having trouble getting a different com port for the Radio 1. When I try to click on a spot… I get a comport 3 in use.
Hope this screen shot might help. Thanks for your help.
73. Seasons greetings and Merry Christmas.
Glen K0JGH
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From: John Munton - G7SSE
Sent: Saturday, December 3, 2022 6:06 AM To: Logger32 Groups io Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed
Glen
Just to be clear, without JTDX running, does Logger32 communicate with the radio?
Does the Radio Port status on the lower status bar show in blue and does the frequency in the Log Entry window display correctly and change when you tune the VFO or change bands?
John G7SSE
------ Original Message ------ From "Glen" <kesselring73@...> Date 02/12/2022 20:31:37 Subject Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed
BINGO !! Thank you very much 😊 . Now if I can find someone with a IC7610 with Tokyo HY-pwr Amp and Logger32 maybe I can get them all to work together. I know the problem is getting the Com ports set correctly but I have yet to get the radio to change frequency when I click a spot. When I change bands manually on the radio it will change the amp to follow. Com 3&4 are used with the drivers that ICOM call for when using WSJT or JTDX. JTDX follows with correct band changes from the radio when I manually switch bands. However, it does not change when I click on a spot. Not sure I can make clear what is happening but I really appreciate any help.
Thanks. Glen
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From: Bob
Right click on the callsign field of the Logbook Entry Window. Click SETUP Click QSLING & QSO EXPORT Click SETUP PARALLEL LOGGING BY TCP/IP UNcheck sll three checkboxes Click APPLY
SeventyThree(s).
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Glen Just to be clear, without JTDX running, does Logger32 communicate with the radio? Does the Radio Port status on the lower status bar show in blue and does the frequency in the Log Entry window display correctly and change when you tune the VFO or change bands? John G7SSE
------ Original Message ------
From "Glen" <kesselring73@...>
Date 02/12/2022 20:31:37
Subject Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed BINGO !! Thank you very much 😊 . Now if I can find someone with a IC7610 with Tokyo HY-pwr Amp and Logger32 maybe I can get them all to work together. I know the problem is getting the Com ports set correctly but I have yet to get the radio to change frequency when I click a spot. When I change bands manually on the radio it will change the amp to follow. Com 3&4 are used with the drivers that ICOM call for when using WSJT or JTDX. JTDX follows with correct band changes from the radio when I manually switch bands. However, it does not change when I click on a spot. Not sure I can make clear what is happening but I really appreciate any help.
Thanks. Glen
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From: Bob
Right click on the callsign field of the Logbook Entry Window. Click SETUP Click QSLING & QSO EXPORT Click SETUP PARALLEL LOGGING BY TCP/IP UNcheck sll three checkboxes Click APPLY
SeventyThree(s).
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All ok Bob. Thanks for your help and info in the help files.
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73 & MXAS. Glen On Dec 2, 2022, at 2:47 PM, Bob <k4cy@...> wrote:
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Bob
I have never even seen an IC-7610, so can't offer any advice. There is a whole section on the IC-7610 in the help file. See section 49.12 (page 815). SeventyThree(s).
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BINGO !! Thank you very much 😊 . Now if I can find someone with a IC7610 with Tokyo HY-pwr Amp and Logger32 maybe I can get them all to work together. I know the problem is getting the Com ports set correctly but I have yet to get the radio to change frequency when I click a spot. When I change bands manually on the radio it will change the amp to follow. Com 3&4 are used with the drivers that ICOM call for when using WSJT or JTDX. JTDX follows with correct band changes from the radio when I manually switch bands. However, it does not change when I click on a spot. Not sure I can make clear what is happening but I really appreciate any help.
Thanks. Glen
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From: Bob
Sent: Friday, December 2, 2022 2:08 PM To: hamlogger@groups.io Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed
Right click on the callsign field of the Logbook Entry Window. Click SETUP Click QSLING & QSO EXPORT Click SETUP PARALLEL LOGGING BY TCP/IP UNcheck sll three checkboxes Click APPLY
SeventyThree(s).
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Bob
Right click on the callsign field of the Logbook Entry Window.
Click SETUP
Click QSLING & QSO EXPORT
Click SETUP PARALLEL LOGGING BY TCP/IP
UNcheck sll three checkboxes
Click APPLY
SeventyThree(s).
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Hi Bob…. Thanks for the quick reply. I do not want to connect two computers. I some how clicked a box that is sending this request …. Thus the error. I just want to recover the settings without this attempt to connect.
Glen
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From: Bob
Sent: Friday, December 2, 2022 1:47 PM To: hamlogger@groups.io Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Parallel QSO Logging failed
Your two PCs are not talking to each other.
Both PCs must be connected. Either by LAN or WiFi
At the right side if the lover status bar is a pane marked TCP. On both PCs TNC must be in blue letters. Just in case, on each PC close and re-open the TNC port.
SeventyThree(s).
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Bob
Your two PCs are not talking to each other.
Both PCs must be connected. Either by LAN or WiFi
At the right side if the lover status bar is a pane marked TCP. On both PCs TNC must be in blue letters. Just in case, on each PC close and re-open the TNC port.
SeventyThree(s).
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I changed some setting that has caused this error. Looking for how to undo this. Thanks. Glen K0JGH
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