[Dx4win] LOTW tq8 file
At 04:40 AM 10/15/2003, Garry Shapiro wrote: Second, what is the valid date range of your certificate? Use the TQSL program, Certificate/Properties menu. The certificate range ends on 29Sept. OK, that's the problem - mine has a end date of 2004-09-21, which is probably one year after I requested it. I think you can fix that, however, by renewing your certificate. Use the TQSL program, Certificate/Renew Certificate menu. Leave the QSO End Date blank (or make it blank by selecting the first entries in the pull-down menu.) Setting the end date to blank allows the certificate to work until it expires. Sign the renewal request with your current certificate, then upload it. When you get the new certificate, load that and use it to sign your QSOs. All the certificates are set to expire after a year - we all must renew at least once a year. You're just doing it a bit earlier than most. :-) -Rick
[Dx4win] LOTW tq8 file
I have just been through two cycles of trying to create a complete.tq8 file from my DX4WIN log to upload to LOTW. There is a small problem. In the first attempt, I specified a start date but not a stop date, having read that the default is the current date. All QSO's were included--up until 29Sept2003. Today is 14Oct2003. So I did it again, with a specified stop date of today--14Oct. Again, all QSO's were included--up until 29Sept2003. Can anyone edify me as to what is going on here? Did I reach some internal QSO limit (26000 QSO's here)? Do I just give up and make another submission later? Garry, NI6T CU in the ARRL November Sweepstakes!
[Dx4win] LOTW tq8 file
At 06:23 PM 10/14/2003, Garry Shapiro wrote: I have just been through two cycles of trying to create a complete.tq8 file from my DX4WIN log to upload to LOTW. There is a small problem. In the first attempt, I specified a start date but not a stop date, having read that the default is the current date. All QSO's were included--up until 29Sept2003. Today is 14Oct2003. First, does the export from DX4WIN have all your QSOs, or does it end on Sept. 29? Second, what is the valid date range of your certificate? Use the TQSL program, Certificate/Properties menu. If your ADIF export is complete - contains QSOs past 29 Sept - it's not a DX4WIN problem. If the export ends there, make sure there's no filter in effect. If all the QSOs are in the ADIF export, it's either a certificate validity range problem or a bug in TQSL. -Rick
