This worked for me. Thanks.
w8lvn On Mon, Dec 9, 2024 at 8:37 AM Csahok Zoltan <ha5...@gmx.com> wrote: > EXC_S is resolved based on CABRILLO-EXCHANGE that is set by default to "#" > = serial number. > So, if I got it correctly, then for this example from the rules > CQing Station: CQ TEST DE W1AW > Answering Station: W1BB > CQer: W1BB 599 CT > Answer: 599 EMA > > the correct setting is > > CABRILLO-EXCHANGE=CT > > > I'll look into the rescoring issue. > > 73, > Zoli > > > > On Mon, Dec 09, 2024 at 07:48:56AM -0600, Bill Lederer wrote: > > Team: > > I used TLF for the ARRL 160 contest and saw the problem previously > > mentioned with the KG4 call. TLF overwrote the exchange, even though > the > > station sent "VA" and that is what was entered. It seemed to be > harmless > > as the tally went with the exchange entered. > > But there is another issue that I encountered. The Cabrillo file > > "Universal" is not accepted by the arrl robot, as that format puts a > > sequence number in the field tagged EXC_S. ARRL expects the section > sent > > rather than a sequence number. (There is a comment in the manual that > says > > putting a # in that slot will do sequence number, but does not say > how to > > not include the sequence number.) > > I ended up editing the log file by hand. (I do have my own program to > > convert the ADI to cabrillo file that I used for other contests.) > > It seems that another field type might be needed, or some way to > override > > the sequence number. (This is not part of the exchange sent or > received, > > in any case) > > w8lvn > > -- > > --w8lvn-- > > -- --w8lvn--
