Does CQRlog (and FLDigi) support USB based CI-V rig control? For example something like HamLinkUSB (Timewave) or RIGtalk (West Mountain Radio).
I am starting consider moving most of the radio control over to native USB given that most PCs/laptops come with a limited number of serial ports and that most of the Linux distros only natively support 4 ports. It seems like the days of DB9 base serial are numbered and maybe it is time to make the move.
I have some problems making the csv file for glabels. The result when i export for label printing is always an empty csv file, also i tried to open the file with text editor and theres nothing. I followed the instructions on the front page. I also tried to run CQRlog from console but there's no errors.
Im using version 0.8.5 of cqrlog and kubuntu 9.04
Another question, when i get it working are those qsl:s allready sorted so i dont need to do it after printing or is there something i should do before i make the csv file?
How can I show Statistics for Countries worked but not confirmed?
73's Graham G1RNZ
Hi All,
I have been looking through my log and wanted to filter out only the log entries that have not been confirmed. In my case my log has been imported from xlog which in turn had been imported from DXlabs. This has resulted in log enties with blanks in the QSL received column. There does not appear to be a way of filtering to show "not Q". There is a "!" in the QSL drop down box in the filter section but I am not sure what this refers to as I have not used this in the log.
73's Graham G1rnz
Hi Guys,
Very new to Linux (2 days), and very very new to CQRLog.
If someone else has already asked this question then I apologise, but for the life of me I cannot see a way to make the columns in the NEW QSO Window and the QSL LIST window stay put.
If I drag them into place and resize them as I want them, then all is fine until I shut CQRLOg down. However when I then re-launch the program most off the columns have moved and returned to their original widths.
Please, how do I lock the columns ??
I am running into an issue with fldigi and PTT performance. When I put fldigi into transmit there is a delay of a couple of seconds before it actually flips the serial bits.
I am using a Rigblaster Plus on com1/S0. This seems to be specific to Ubuntu/fldigi on this PC because it works as expected with XP/fldigi (and other pieces of software) on this same PC.
Any hints as to what to look at? There is not much to set for /dev/ttyS0 based PTT within fldigi.
73, John NG0R
I am evaluating my ability to move my shack from XP to Linux. My goal is to move 100% over to Linux. With that being said I ran into a new challange. The other night I removed my hard drive running XP (it is on the shelf but I can roll back if needed) and replaced it with a fresh HD and loaded Ubuntu on it to test my known working hardware configuration with Linux and software.
My current shack PC:
2 embedded serial ports on the motherboard
4 port PCI serial card
1 USB connection for my K1EL keyer
When I try to import an ADIF file as soon as I open the file dialog it freezes and it cannot be closed or dismissed (it also shows no files). It also blocks the rest of CQRlog and I have to wait until KDE asks me to terminate the program after clicking the dialog close button.
I am running on a current Debian Sid installation with KDE4. I also just upgraded from 0.8.4 to 0.8.5 "in place".
Hello!
I will be want see on this software in the full log view (Ctrl + o) - name of country. (Poland, Rusia ....)
73! Pawel SQ5LTL
Hello!
On the begin big thanks for this software, CQRLOG is the best software for HAM's logging ..
I find one bug.
When I make "Remote mode for fldigi" and want edit last QSO, then software exit.
Screen shot from this operation is here: http://sq5ltl.com/images/zrzut_ekranu-1.png
73!
Pawel SQ5LTL
I am evaluating CWRlog on Ubuntu 9.04. I found the setup to be fairly straight forward. I have some operational questions compared to other logging programs that I am used to operating from a Windows environment.
When I click on a spot in the DX cluster window it populates the log but it does not move the rig to the new operating frequency. I am expecting that it should retune the the rig and send it to the proper location.
1. Does that functionality work within CQRlog and just broken on my system?
or
2. Does that functionality not exist within CQRlog?
Hi everybody,
I've been using easylog logger software, it works also on Linux under wine, but, looking up on the web, I recently discovered this VERY interesting software. I've just install it on a 64bit Ubuntu 9.04 without any problem and I've found the integration with fldigi a real "piece of cake" ;-)
Anyway, I would like to import a log from easylog and the only way to do that is to convert it to ADIF and then using the import tool on CRQLOG.
I just heard about CQRlog and joined this site.
My question is; is there a version for CQRLog for the Mac?
Thanks,
Every time I enter a new QSO or shutdown and restart the program any changes I have made to column width or placement is lost. I am shure it is something simple I have overlooked. Please help. Other wise I love this program.
Richard
I have CQRLOG connected to my FT1000MP via the serial port on my computer. In all the other logging programs that I've used I have had to specify the com port for the rig connection. Did I miss something in setting up CQRLOG?
Everything else works magnificently.
73
Joe Feustle, N8JF
Hallo Petr, I have small problem on Gnome (Ubuntu 9.04) Actual version of CQRlog(0.8.5) has non resizable Grayline window. It was the same on 0.8.2 (0.8.3 and 0.8.4 i didnt install. I had not this problem on older versions (0.6....0.7...) mybe it is only problem of my computer (i play with setting allways :-) )
Miloš
Hi
First let me say thanks for the great Linux Logging software!
I'm using CQRLog 0.8.5 and Hamlib version 1.2.10 (svn)
Trx control works fine as long as I enter a direct serial port in Trx Control Preferences. However I would really like to use rigctld (rig model = 2) or even rpc.rigd (rig model = 1901) for radio control.
I can use rpc.rigd with fldigi or grig etc, but not cqrlog.
For example I start the rigctl running with
$ rigctld -m 122 -r /dev/ttyS0 -s 4800
and then in another xterm I can:
$ rigctl -m 2 -r localhost get_freq
14070000
I have a need to export selected QSOs for processing in other software and for U/L to eQSL. Every time I try to export to ADIF, it exports the entire log. Is there any way to export just selected QSOs to ADIF?
Have PSK250 QSOs I can't import, any plans to support it in the future? New modes come along often enough, might make sense to have them user defined...
This is not CQRLog bug! Where else to write?
I tested CQRLog in Ubuntu 9.10 beta. There was not libstdc++5 in Synaptic list.
Howto:
- run 9.10 Beta updates.
- find libstdc++5 from http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/libstdc++5/download
- install with GDebi
- run CQRLog.
Work nice! 73s de Timo OH7JHA
The trx control dos not work with my ft 450
What to do ?
Maybe a nice touch to upper case the first character entered in this field ??
73, Howie N4AF
Would be nice to have a preference for writing qso into bandmap.
Why ? When tuning back across the freq, hearing qso, bandmap would give an idea whether a 'dupe'.
Useful for those who do not just point and click to work stations.
73, Howie N4AF
Ubuntu 9.04 and CQRLOG 0.8.4 is an awesome combination! Now we have a new need, since there are two users with two different calls in the family. What would be the recommended way to have two separate logs for two different calls in one computer? Should CQRLOG be installed twice in different folders or what?
73
Pekka OH2BSC
Hello,
Is it possible to sort the qsl to send list by profile. ?
And what about insert an OPERATOR field ?
it could be a good stuff for field day, QRP operation, or special event ...
The Operator could be preset with a default value : ie. F8EHJ and when working in QRP mode, We can change this field to F8EHJ/QRP.
Later, we could print labels with only F8EHJ/QRP QSOs for a special QSL.
Best 73's
Herve F8EHJ
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