My old version had settings where you could set the speed, etc. I know I can dig around and find those settings and pass them along, but the old version used to have them right there, and with the new version, my rig locks into TX if I don't set the DTR correctly (which the old version did)...

I think lots of people wouldn't think to set these things since they aren't right there in the setup window... took me a half hour to figure out what my problem was after troubleshooting (because I went through all of that years ago when I got my rig)...

Hi,
I'm using Kenwood TS-850S connected to my computer via a USB port. TRX control doesn't worked with CQRLOG 1.4.1 and Xubuntu 12.04. Here is the information displayed in Terminal when I click on "Refresh TRX Control" in CQRLOG:

RigCtldPath:/usr/bin/rigctld
RigCtldArgs:-m %m -r %r -t %t -s 4800
RunRigCtld: TRUE
RigDevice: /dev/ttyUSB0
RigCtldPort:4532
RigCtldHost:localhost
RigPoll: 500
RigSendCWR: FALSE
RigId: 209

Hi, I noticed that a wrong call makes a "Callsign not found" text in callbook field.
When I insert the correct call the result in callbook field is like this image:

http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/istantanea-22052012-232623.php

Thank you
stefano

Hi,

I have just installed cqrlog after a fresh 12.04 Ubuntu install.

The first experience with crqlog was not all that good as the package that appears in the standard repositories is quite old (1.2.2-2ubuntu1), and does not even start (a empty splash screen, then hang).

I did some searching on the forums and finally saw that the official installation procedure involves adding ok2cqr PPA, which I did not see before.

When LoTW is offline and cqrlog tries to download qsls, lotw returns a message that it is off line and is stored in the adif file. When cqrlog tries to import this it hangs, probably trying to find the header.

If you need a copy of the adif file Let me know and I will send you the adif file that caused the hang.

Ray
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