Good morning everyone.
This is Jim W1JT. I have a subscription to QRZ.com. When I setup my CQRLOG software I went
to Preferences and put my QRZ User Name and Password in under Callbook Support.
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While it is always possible to import JS8 adif files manually into CQRLOG, I am trying to do it directly as is done with WSJTX.
It looks as if it may be possible to use the N1MM remote logging interface for this, by setting the UDP local host and port in JS8.
While this picks up the call sign and the signal reports, it does not find the frequency and so refuses to complete the logging process automatically.
Is there a solution, or an alternative way to log JS8 automatically into CQRLOG ?
Robin, 9H1ZZ
Hallo everybody!
I'd like to know if it's possible to add a sound alert to the callsign alert window of Dxcluster.
Thanks a lot in advance for your help.
Best 73!
Andrea IU4DEG
Hi,
If I choose in QSO LIST window ->QSL->LOTW->Mark all QSO as uploaded to LoTW its changing LOTW QS_S for current date even for qsos which are already marked as sent to LOTW. IMHO it is not correct to change already exist LOTW QS_S and should work only for qsos which are not marked yet.
Otherwise, it leads to a situation where the LOTW confirmation receive date is earlier than the sent date, which is impossible with LOTW.
Did not check how it works with eQSL.
Slav, EI6KW
Dear Saku,
Good practical windows with ergonomic organization example for a logbook is the first Logger 16bits version lgr807 by 9K2ZZ.
All you need in one screen...
https://www.logger32.net/files/lgr807.zip
You could find it and run it under wine as XP.
So could you test it and take many good ideas...
Then Logger32 becomes a gaz factory as many logbooks now...
Wintest by F6FVY & F5MZN is a good example of ergonomic logging also, specialized for contest...
I'm working on replacing my hamshack machine with one a bit more capable. I have CQRLog running on the old box, and am quite happy with it.
installed a fresh copy of Mint 20 on the new box. I've used the synaptic tool to remove MariaDB and install MySQL per some of the other entries that I've found on these forums.
Upon launching CQRLog, I get the splash screen, then:
Error during connection to database
TMySQL57Connection: Server connect failed.
Per the next dialog, I am posting the last several lines of my mysql.err file
Hello all! My first post on this forum.
I just started using CQRLog a couple days ago. I like what I see and I like very much that it is being actively maintained. That's very important and I will make a donation. I like that it supports more of the possible fields in the ADIF format than most logging programs.
It took me a few times to get used to the user interface. At one point I was sure I'd found a bug, but I had misunderstood the user interface. I'll have a suggestion about that in another post.
I'm not sure if this belongs here or on the open discussion list .... can CQRLOG be made to work with the ExpertSDR software TCI?
How else can CQRLOG be made to work with the expert software if not by TCI?
TU es 73
John
WB9JPH
I'm not sure if this belongs here or on the wish list .... can CQRLOG be made to work with the ExpertSDR software TCI?
How else can CQRLOG be made to work with the expert software if not by TCI?
TU es 73
John
WB9JPH
Hi,
Cqrlog has fldigi remote mode. But is any way to start fldigi from cqrlog in waterfall only mode (fldigi --wfall-only)?
Slav, EI6KW
Is it possible to have cqrlog go from Call field directly to RST rcvd ?
When no radio is connected one must tab 4 times to get to the rst field.
Being able to define the tab filed order would be nice, like from call to ITU when contesting etc.
also i would like the qso dato so show Day/Month/Year, it is year/month/day now.
Hi all,
I have difficulty to connect my IC7610, and eventually my Winkeyer to CQR.
I'm with Debian10.
Ports listing gives:
T: Bus=01 Lev=04 Prnt=11 Port=01 Cnt=01 Dev#= 12 Spd=12 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 1.10 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor=10c4 ProdID=ea60 Rev= 1.00
S: Manufacturer=Silicon Labs
S: Product=CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller
S: SerialNumber=IC-7610 13002399 A
Since I upgraded to Mint 20 Cinnamon and compiled the latest version of CQRLOG the way the windows act is different. The windows I use are New QSO, DX Cluster, RBN Monitor, TRX Control, and DK0WKY Propagation. In previous versions of Mint when I clicked on the CQRLOG icon in the task bar (when the program was running but minimized) all of the windows would come up. But now when I do that only the NEW QSO window comes up. If I hover over the icon in the task bar I see the other windows but i have to click them one at a time to get them all back full screen. It's a pain in the rear.
Since I upgraded to Mint 20 Cinnamon and compiled the latest version of CQRLOG the way the windows act is different. The windows I use are New QSO, DX Cluster, RBN Monitor, TRX Control, and DK0WKY Propagation. In previous versions of Mint when I clicked on the CQRLOG icon in the task bar (when the program was running but minimized) all of the windows would come up. But now when I do that only the NEW QSO window comes up. If I hover over the icon in the task bar I see the other windows but i have to click them one at a time to get them all back full screen. It's a pain in the rear.
Last week I did a fresh install of Mint 20 Cinnamon and also the latest CQRLOG which I compiled per Saku's tutorial. All worked just fine until I attempted to export my log to a thumb drive. With Mint 19, 18 and 17 every Sunday I would export my entire log to a thumb dive via "QSO list-file-export-ADIF" and then select my thum drive in the "save file as" window and export to the drive. When I tried this yesterday with the new install all was fine until the "save file as" window came up. My thumb drive cannot be found and the actual window is different.
Are there any command-line arguments supported by CQRLog? I can't find any documentation about this.
Specifically, I'd like to launch the application with "Remote for WSJT-X" on, as that how I use it most often.
I'd prefer to turn it off when I'm not using it, rather than having to manually turn it on most times that I launch CQRLog.
Thanks for great logger!
Rich, N2EHL
Hi there,
I have been fighting 2 tranceivers, the Icom IC-7300 and the Yeasu FT991A, they use the same USB-UART and as such they switch /dev/ttyUSBx all the time.
So create a file like this; nano /etc/udev/rules.d/40-ttyusb.rules
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{idVendor}=="10c4", ATTRS{idProduct}=="ea60", ATTRS{serial}=="IC-7300 03011067", SYMLINK+="icom"
SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{idVendor}=="10c4", ATTRS{idProduct}=="ea70", ATTRS{serial}=="00E3DAB0", SYMLINK+="yeasu"
Insert something like above and you find the exact parameters with this command:
Is there information on the Wsjt-x CQ monitor and what are all the check boxes for ?
Tim
Using Mint 20, WSJT V.2.3.0-rc1. At first when I checked the "remote mode for wsjt" box the CQ monitor showed up small and in the upper left hand corner of my screen. One I enlarged and moved it all was fine. But just now when I tried to enlarge it disappeared and I cannot find it. I have tried restarting with no luck. Remote mode is working fine but the CQ Monitor window is gone and I cannot find it. Does the same thing on JTDX. Any ideas anyone?
73, Bill NZ0T
I exported the entire log in adif file to ClubLog with strange errors. DXCC for over 450 qso is shown in ClubLog as "SATELLITE, INTERNET OR REPEATER" which is not true and distorts the dxcc statistics. If I edit these qso manually in cqrlog then they are uploaded to ClubLog correctly. But manual editing of 450 qso is a bit too much ;)
Is it possible to correct these qso's in some way?
Slav, EI6KW
Hi,
I'm trying to connect N1MM to CQRLog to automatically send QSOs, but I can't get them to show up in CQRLog.
I'm using:
Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
Cqrlog Ver: 2.4.0 (001) Date: 2019-10-27
The CQRLog can only make it run with: "dbus-launch --exit-with-session cqrlog"
I have configured N1MM+ like this:
Fresh Mint 20 install. I have CQRLOG up and running thanks to a lot of help found searching this forum. Especially Saku's thread about installing fresh and compiling the latest - very helpful. I am having trouble getting TQSL to install. I downloaded TQSL and then right clicked on the open directory. Then tried the procedure I always used with Mint 19.3:
Click on "open in terminal"
Type "cmake ."
Type "make"
Type "sudo make install"
But at cmake . I get the following errors:
My hamshack computer is a wonder box of many functions. It functions as my personal computer and as a local network server. I have recently upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04.1 from 18.04.x. On the personal side I use Ham radio applications. On the server side I am trying to set up a development/test server for web applications. On 18.04 I had CQRLOG working with MySQL as well as Joomla! working with the same server with the server running as a service. I am having the same issues as others trying to use MySQL and not getting it to work but that is another discussion.
new to CQRLOG. trying to import LOTW. I get:
547 QSO(s) were not found in your log.
QSO(s) are stored to /home/pi/.config/cqrlog/lotw_error.txtDo you want to show the file?
How do I actually import these into the CRQLOG db?
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