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> From: dx4win-boun...@mailman.qth.net
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> Behalf Of Paul Ferguson
> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2018 8:56 PM
> To: Dx4win
> Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Import of ADIF "Comment" field - answered
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> Len (K1NU) noted that
Len (K1NU) noted that when a WSJT log is imported into DX4WIN, DX4WIN
puts the contents of the field of the WSJT log into the
DX4WIN "Callsign Notes" field.
What is in the WSJT field is usually the mode and signal
reports such as "FT8 Sent: +01 Rcvd: +00". This is clearly
QSO-related and
I am interested in running JTAlert with DX4WIN. A question was asked
last year about this, and Joe Subich, W4TV, posted the following:
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> Re: [Dx4win] WSJT-X
> Joe Subich, W4TV Sun, 22 Oct 2017 07:25:16 -0700
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> JTAlert is logging already direct with : DXLab- HRD -
I migrated to DX4WIN 9.01. I want to modify the format of my Logbook to
match the way I modified it in Ver 8. The help file says I can change
which Logbook fields are shown and their order:
Manage the reports that are displayed in the LogBook Window.
The report that is displayed by default in
I used DX4WIN LOTW > Export to LOTW. Most of the QSOs in this batch
were FT8 mode. I then edited the LOTW ADIF formatted file to indicate
FT8 mode on all FT8 QSOs.
I noticed the file entry for a JT65 QSO mode was "JT65" so I
tried "FT8" on FT8 QSOs.
When I use the TQSL V2.3.1 with
All DX4WIN users owe a big thanks to Jim for his support. Think about
making a small contribution if you appreciate his large effort. From
part of Jim's message in his announcement of the new version of the
DX4win Data Updater:
> I have spent countless hours over the last couple of weeks
Hi Kostas,
That would work to prevent all the RTTY alerts and was how I had it
set, but it gave me another problem.
I saw a spot a few days ago from SV2ASP/A on 10m RTTY. My Country
window showed I did not have SV/A on 10m.
Later I found I had already worked SV/A a year ago on RTTY. My
Running Dx4win 8.05 under Windows 7 64-bit, I worked on trying to get CW
announcements to work long enough that I thought I was hallucinating. Then I
heard some snippets of faint CW. I turned off my FM radio, the shack got very
quiet, and it was not just ESP but CW at RST 219. I looked at the
sub-directory of
DX4WIN.
--Paul, KK4HD
On 5/31/2012 9:20 PM, Paul Ferguson wrote:
Jim,
I tried 8.05 and it would not produced any CW announcements on my Win 7
64-bit
system. It acted the same as 7.07.
I did try 7.07 in the Win 7 Virtual Machine - XP Mode, and it would produce
I am using DX4WIN 7.07.02. When running Windows XP and DX4WIN setup Packet 1
Audio/Voice CW announce, I get CW over the internal computer speaker.
Running under Windows 7 64-bit, I do not get sound from CW announce. Is this
a known limitation?
73,
Paul
K5ESW
I have been using DX4Win 7.07.02 on my desktop. I would like to install it on
my laptop, but I did not save the install file. I am happy with this version
and do not want to upgrade to version 8 yet.
Is there a source to download the 7.07 install file?
73,
Paul
K5ESW
at the top, and the Packet Window says Packet
Window at the top.
If you can send me some screen captures, I might be able to understand
what you think you see.
73 - Jim AD1C
On 6/23/2008 8:52 PM, Paul Ferguson wrote:
Jin,
When I connect to packet via Internet, it is the RTTY Window
is not active in this configuration. I.e.
you don't get the benefits of DX4WIN filtering the spots to tell you
which ones are needed.
73 - Jim AD1C
On 6/24/2008 7:20 AM, Paul Ferguson wrote:
Yes I am talking about DX4WIN (ver 7.04).
Some years ago when DX4WIN first allowed getting Internet spots
Jin,
When I connect to packet via Internet, it is the RTTY Window in Dx4win where I
right click and select Internet connection. I think this is what is meant by
RTTY telnet.
Paul
K5ESW
On 6/23/2008 7:04 PM, wo2n wrote:
A Ham friend of mine has downloaded the latest version.
He is trying
Jim's explanation of DX4WIN Data Protection Strategies should be
required reading for DX4WIN users.
I have suggested in the past that DX4WIN add an option that when set
would cause DX4WIN to save (in the DXL file) each QSO after it is
entered without any additional user manual input. I have
I am using DX4WIN version 6.04 with Windows XP and an ICOM 756 Pro
II.
The Pro II is connected to the computer thru a homemade CI-V
interface on COM3.
I recently added my SteppIR control box to CI-V bus and
turned on the Transceive option in the Pro II. This configuration
works, but a few
I used version 6.04 to make a second submission to LoTW. I then
downloaded the reports of confirmed QSOs from both submissions and
imported them into DX4WIN. The Upload Confirmed flag was set in the
appropriate QSOs in my logbook.
The Upload and Uploaded Date fields were not set for my first
Not true Paul... The Mode command can simultaneously set width... but
I'm sure if one can get at the necessary bytes with DX4Win... I'll
take a look tomorrow.
It is true according to my 3rd edition of the ICOM CI-V interface
reference manual. This version includes the IC-765 as one of the
We noticed that clicking on a CW spot would properly send the radio to
the frequency, but would set the CW filter to Wide. Is there a
modification to the radio control file for the 765 which will send the
radio to the proper frequency but set the filter at Narrow?
ICOM did not provide, in
by looking at the Device Manager ports.
I also tried attaching a spare printer (an HP laserjet 5L) to LPT3.
Windows XP added the printer and it prints OK.
What does DX4WIN need to find LPT3?
Paul Ferguson
K5ESW
In DX4WIN 6.02, I copied in my old dx4win.tcp file.
I would like to view the original 6.02 tcp file and possibly add some
items from it. Is there an easy way to access this file without
trying to reinstall DX4WIN?
73,
Paul
K5ESW
I wish there was an option to automatically do a Alt-S
type save every time you hit enter. There are pros and cons with
this, and I have discussed them with Paul before, but I still wish I
had this option.
I too have asked for this option several times, but I have never heard the
The habitual use of Alt S after new entries or changes will ensure
that the logbook is maintained in its most recent state and reduce
reliance on the backup.
I also use Alt S to make sure the logbook is updated.
I would like to see DX4WIN offer an automatic ALT S. by having an option in
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