TQSL reports a successful upload once it is complete, so if you didn't see
that message then there was some problem during the upload.
You don't get a reply e-mail from LoTW when it accepts an automatically
uploaded log (you will get an e-mail confirmation if you manually upload a
tq8 by sending
Jim is right about this- the 1.14 upgrade doesn't remove your certificates
or station setup.
Those files are stored in %AppData%\TrustedQSL and shouldn't have been
deleted during the upgrade.
Did you perhaps run the old installer as Administrator and now not running
it as Administrator? It may
I successfully uploaded a 2099-QSO file to LOTW yesterday using 1.14.1,
so I know it works. After you answered yes to theIs that correct?
prompt, you should have seen a progress message reporting the QSO-by-QSO
signing and uploading of the ADIF file.
The big difference from previous versions
Just a suggestion if you are signed in to the ARRL lotw site and you try
to use TQSL 1.14.1 it will go through the complete process and tell you
it did not work, you can not be in the web site and upload from TQSL 1.14.1
Maybe that is some of the problem? I use it 2 or 3 times a week with
Another advantage of the newer TQSL programs is that they automatically
handle some of the newer digital modes without having to just blindly map
them to a generic DATA mode.
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Older versions of tQSL will also handle the newer digital modes if
you download the latest configuration file from the LotW web site
(log in, select Your account, the Your Certificates)
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 6/3/2013 9:41 AM, Jim - N4ST wrote:
Another advantage of the newer TQSL programs
Several of you have said that LoTW will not accept a ADIF file and needs a
tq8 file. In the HELP file it states that LoTW will accept a ADIF and
CABRILLO file. I did not find any prompt about a tq8 file and figured it was
not needed in v1.14.1.
I checked my ADIF file and it has the calls to up
In the HELP file it states that LoTW will accept a ADIF and CABRILLO
file. I did not find any prompt about a tq8 file and figured it was
not needed in v1.14.1.
*READ* the help file again! From the first page of the Introduction:
TQSL accepts QSOs in a log file whose format is either ADIF
First of all want to thank all of you who have sent me help information
about my LoTW up load problem. I finally got the file up loaded and
confirmed.
I went through the process for a third time this morning and it worked.
During the process there is a file that asks if you want to allow dupes.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 10:27 AM, andyphewitt
andyphew...@btopenworld.com wrote:
From within DX4win I generated a .adi (g3svd.adi) file and saved it to the
save folder in DX4W. Then went to the upload page of lotw, clicked on
upload and then browsed to the .adi file, clicked on upload and it
Does this mean that you have to be logged on the LoTW web page before
you can use the new T-QSL program?
Erkki OH2BF
-Original Message-
From: dx4win-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:dx4win-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Jim Reisert AD1C
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 7:38 PM
Erkki,
Yes it is necessary to log on and then click on upload and browse to the
.adi file. As Jim has said the tq8 file is generated automatically and it
all happens from then on.
73
Andy G3SVD
-Original Message-
From: Erkki Heikkinen [mailto:erkki.heikki...@pp.inet.fi]
Sent: 03 June
Jim,
Sorry - I thought you had to be logged in so that you could do an upload.
Obviously I am wrong so that anyone can upload.
My mistake.
73
Andy
G3SVD
-Original Message-
From: jjreis...@gmail.com [mailto:jjreis...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Jim
Reisert AD1C
Sent: 03 June 2013 18:05
To:
In other words :
If you use the older version of TQSL, you need to create the tq8 file
through it, then log into the webpage, and manually upload the tq8 file.
If you use the newer version, the tq8 file will be uploaded
automatically from within TQSL without need to log into the webpage.
73
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 11:48 AM, andyphewitt
andyphew...@btopenworld.com wrote:
Sorry - I thought you had to be logged in so that you could do an upload.
Obviously I am wrong so that anyone can upload.
The certificate with which you sign the log provides the credentials
to LoTW to upload the
Jim is as usual correct. You don't need to log in to the LoTW site to
automatically upload logs to LoTW - the certificate provides all of the
information needed to verify the upload.
73,
-Rick
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 3:03 PM, Jim Reisert AD1C jjreis...@alum.mit.eduwrote:
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013
Bob,
Please explain.
There is no problem whatsoever with being logged in to the LoTW site when
uploading logs to LoTW. None.
ARRL made a bunch of changes to the LoTW webpages over the last couple of
weeks that broke all sorts of things, including TQSL. There is no problem
as far as I know that
Should not be an issue with dupes anymore. What I have seen people talk
about is when there is a problem, it could think the file when resent is
dupes. Just say send anyway and you are back in sync. Should not need it
marked anymore and then will properly prevent you from sending a file twice
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