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Re: LoTW Application query

 

Thanks for the answer, but there isn't an option to set the LoTW recvd to 'C'. I only have R, Y, S, V, I or X to choose from, so they
are currently set at Y.
Which, at present, is the correct answer for - both LotW and Card -
confirmations received while an application is pending (about two
months these days). Then one must use the DXKeeper submission
generator to find those "new" confirmations in the future.

It would be handy if ADIF/Dave were to defined a 'P' (pending) status
for those of us who prefer to manually prepare submissions as the
confirmations arrive.

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-03-24 12:24 PM, Phil Cooper via groups.io wrote:
Hi Chuck,
Thanks for the answer, but there isn't an option to set the LoTW recvd to 'C'. I only have R, Y, S, V, I or X to choose from, so they are currently set at Y.
73 de Phil GU0SUP
-----Original Message-----
From: "Chuck, KM3V via groups.io" <chuck.hartley@...>
Sent: Monday, 24 March, 2025 15:50
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] LoTW Application query
Hi Phil,
The newly confirmed QSOs should be left set to 'C' until you generate a new submission. Just because they were confirmed while you have an application pending, the new QSOs will not be processed in addition to the original 88. I'm guessing you assumed they would be added and that is why you want to set them to 'S'? So, no sticky note needed, DXK will handle the new confirmations as part of your next submission.
73, Chuck KM3V


Re: LoTW Application query

 

Hi Chuck,

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Thanks for the answer, but there isn't an option to set the LoTW recvd to 'C'. I only have R, Y, S, V, I or X to choose from, so they are currently set at Y.

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73 de Phil GU0SUP

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-----Original Message-----
From: "Chuck, KM3V via groups.io" <chuck.hartley@...>
Sent: Monday, 24 March, 2025 15:50
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] LoTW Application query

Hi Phil,
The newly confirmed QSOs should be left set to 'C' until you generate a new submission. Just because they were confirmed while you have an application pending, the new QSOs will not be processed in addition to the original 88. I'm guessing you assumed they would be added and that is why you want to set them to 'S'? So, no sticky note needed, DXK will handle the new confirmations as part of your next submission.

73, Chuck KM3V






Re: LoTW Application query

 

Hi Phil,
The newly confirmed QSOs should be left set to 'C' until you generate a new submission. Just because they were confirmed while you have an application pending, the new QSOs will not be processed in addition to the original 88. I'm guessing you assumed they would be added and that is why you want to set them to 'S'? So, no sticky note needed, DXK will handle the new confirmations as part of your next submission.

73, Chuck KM3V


LoTW Application query

 

Hi Dave and the group,

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Last week, I made an LoTW application (88 slots), but since then, I have had some new slots confirmed via LoTW.

Because I have an application pending, I am unable to add these via LoTW, and also, I can't set these to "S" in the LoTW rcvd box, as when my application is granted, those with the S set since would be changed to V when I verify the current submission.

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Is there a way within DXKeeper to handle this? I currently just have a "Sticky Notes" on screen with notes about these QSO's.

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73 de Phil GU0SUP


Tom NY4I is the new steward of the N1MM-DXKeeper Gateway

 

I am happy to announce that Tom NY4I has agreed to provide ongoing support and development for the N1MM-DXKeeper Gateway. I've updated the entry in



with the Gateway's new Online Help:



which Tom has already updated to reflect new functionality that he has added.

Requests for help, defect reports, and enhancement requests are all still welcome here.

Thanks, Tom!!!

? ? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ


updated eQSL AG, LoTW, and RDA databases are available ...

 

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... via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window.
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Terminate DXKeeper, WinWarbler, and SpotCollector before directing DXView to update these databases.

Note: if DXKeeper, WinWarbler, and SpotCollector are running when you direct DXView to update these databases, it will display a small window that informs you of that fact, and directs you to terminate them before proceeding. If you do terminate those applications, then afterwards click the window's OK button and DXView will proceed to update the databases; if you don't want to terminate those applications, click the window's Cancel button, and DXView won't attempt to update the databases.

In the next version of DXView, I've improved the message in the small window to be more clear about the functions of its OK and Cancel buttons.

? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


Re: Street etc. in My QTH definitions

 

+ AA6YQ comments below
I'm preparing alternate My QTHs information.? Where it calls for Street, City and?Post Code, do I enter the data for that field location on my mailing information for correspondence?? POTA locations may not have such information, but I could find something close if that is meaningful?
+ The contents of those items are primarily used when printing QSL cards or labels using "QSL Substitution Commands" like <streetaddress> and <city>, as described here:



+ Populate them accordingly - which may be "not at all".

? ? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


Street etc. in My QTH definitions

 

I'm preparing alternate My QTHs information.? Where it calls for Street, City and?Post Code, do I enter the data for that field location on my mailing information for correspondence?? POTA locations may not have such information, but I could find something close if that is meaningful?

Thanks.

Rich, NU6T
--
Richard Hill


Re: WinWarbler question on PSK31

 

Joe,
?? Thanks!? I did not see that in the macros help, must need glasses!
Gordon - n1mgo

On 3/23/2025 2:13 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV via groups.io wrote:

Macros use <n> to send ASCII character n.
Macros also use <enter> to send a line break.
Try including <10><13> or <enter> in your file
where you want a CR/LF or line break.

?.../DXLab/WinWarbler/Help/Macros.html

73,

?? ... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-03-23 2:06 PM, Gordon LaPoint N1MGO via groups.io wrote:
I have a file that I transmit??? and it does not do the <CRLF> that is in the file.? How do I fix that?

the file is transmitted all on one line.? the file is:

N1MGO Home Station information:
Radio: Elecraft K4d
Amp Elecraft KPA 500
Antennas: Wire Dipoles & a tribander up about 40 Ft.
Antenna switching: Automatic using FreqEZ band decoder and WX0B Six Pack switching
Software: DXLabs Suite


Thanks!

Gordon - N1MGO





Re: WinWarbler question on PSK31

 

Macros use <n> to send ASCII character n.
Macros also use <enter> to send a line break.
Try including <10><13> or <enter> in your file
where you want a CR/LF or line break.

.../DXLab/WinWarbler/Help/Macros.html

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-03-23 2:06 PM, Gordon LaPoint N1MGO via groups.io wrote:
I have a file that I transmit??? and it does not do the <CRLF> that is in the file.? How do I fix that?
the file is transmitted all on one line.? the file is:
N1MGO Home Station information:
Radio: Elecraft K4d
Amp Elecraft KPA 500
Antennas: Wire Dipoles & a tribander up about 40 Ft.
Antenna switching: Automatic using FreqEZ band decoder and WX0B Six Pack switching
Software: DXLabs Suite
Thanks!
Gordon - N1MGO


WinWarbler question on PSK31

 

I have a file that I transmit??? and it does not do the <CRLF> that is in the file.? How do I fix that?

the file is transmitted all on one line.? the file is:

N1MGO Home Station information:
Radio: Elecraft K4d
Amp Elecraft KPA 500
Antennas: Wire Dipoles & a tribander up about 40 Ft.
Antenna switching: Automatic using FreqEZ band decoder and WX0B Six Pack switching
Software: DXLabs Suite


Thanks!

Gordon - N1MGO


Re: question regarding Commander

 

Should the stright through cable work or do I need a null
modem cable?
Computer is generally DTE. Does the 7800 have a female DE9
RS-232 connector and the computer a male DE9 connector? If
so, a straight through (pin for pin) connection is appropriate.

It should work with connections for only pins 2,3 and 5 ...
make sure Commander and the IC-7800 are set for the same
CI-V address (6Ah default) and the same data communication
rate. DO NOT use the default AUTO in the 7800 - either
9600 or 19200 should work fine. Since only 2,3,5 are used,
Commander's Primary CAT Serial Port (and MultiRadio port if
used) should be 8,N,1, OFF/N, OFF/N ...

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-03-23 11:07 AM, steve baughn via groups.io wrote:
Good Morning All,
Still trying to get the 7800 wired up right to the pc to get DX Lab working. What I am using from the 7800 to the pc is a db9 straight through cable. In the 7800 manual it says the rs232 jack is wired as a modem (dce). Should the stright through cable work or do I need a null modem cable? Thanks,
Steve, WD8NPL
On 3/22/2025 1:30 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:
+ AA6YQ comments below

??? I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until
??? about a year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of
??? me how I had it hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable
??? from the rig to the pc. I cannot get it to run now and am thinking
??? perhaps I do not have the right cable. Can someone please advise
??? this OM?


+ You must connect a COM port on your computer to an Icom CI-V interface, which is in turn connected to the Remote jack on the backpanel of your IC-7800. You can build or buy the CI-V interface; see



+ If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to post them here.

? ? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


Re: question regarding Commander

steve baughn
 

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Good Morning All,

Still trying to get the 7800 wired up right to the pc to get DX Lab working. What I am using from the 7800 to the pc is a db9 straight through cable. In the 7800 manual it says the rs232 jack is wired as a modem (dce). Should the stright through cable work or do I need a null modem cable? Thanks,

Steve, WD8NPL

On 3/22/2025 1:30 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below
I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until about a year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of me how I had it hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable from the rig to the pc. I cannot get it to run now and am thinking perhaps I do not have the right cable. Can someone please advise this OM?

+ You must connect a COM port on your computer to an Icom CI-V interface, which is in turn connected to the Remote jack on the backpanel of your IC-7800. You can build or buy the CI-V interface; see



+ If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to post them here.

? ? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


Re: question regarding Commander

 

+ AA6YQ comments below

The IC-7800 has a DB9 jack marked RS-232C that provides a built-in CI-V interface.

+ You're right, Joe. Later Icom transceivers provide a USB connection with a built-in CI-V interface, but the IC-7800 provides an RS-232 connection with a built-in CI-V interface

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


Re: question regarding Commander

 

The IC-7800 has a DB9 jack marked RS-232C that provides a built-in
CI-V interface. You will need to set Miscellaneous (Others) Set Mode
(in the Icom Menu system) to CI-V in order to enable the CI-V function.

I can not find any reference whether use of the RS-232C interface
requires a "straight through", "Null Modem" or "Gender Changer"
type cable in the manual (whether the IC7800 is DTE or DCE).

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-03-22 1:30 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:
+ AA6YQ comments below


I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until about a
year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of me how I had it
hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable from the rig to the pc. I
cannot get it to run now and am thinking perhaps I do not have the right
cable. Can someone please advise this OM?
+ You must connect a COM port on your computer to an Icom CI-V interface, which is in turn connected to the Remote jack on the backpanel of your IC-7800. You can build or buy the CI-V interface; see

+ If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to post them here.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ


Re: question regarding Commander

 

+ AA6YQ comments below
I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until about a year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of me how I had it hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable from the rig to the pc. I cannot get it to run now and am thinking perhaps I do not have the right cable. Can someone please advise this OM?

+ You must connect a COM port on your computer to an Icom CI-V interface, which is in turn connected to the Remote jack on the backpanel of your IC-7800. You can build or buy the CI-V interface; see



+ If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to post them here.

? ? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


question regarding Commander

steve baughn
 

I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until about a year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of me how I had it hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable from the rig to the pc. I cannot get it to run now and am thinking perhaps I do not have the right cable. Can someone please advise this OM? Many thanks!

Steve, WD8NPL


Re: Missing Distances/Grids after carefully following distance computation procedure.

 

# More AA6YQ comments below
+ Some of your logged QSOs were missing grid squares because when you imported them, you had the "Ignore geocoded grid squares..." option enabled in the QRZ panel on the Configuration window's Callbook tab.
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+ To fill in the missing grid squares after disabling that option, you could have done the following on the Main window's "Log QSOs" tab:

1. Filter the Log Page Display with the SQL expression

len(GRIDSQUARE)=0

2. Depress the CTRL key while clicking the CBA button
# CORRECTION! Depress the ALT key while clicking the CBA button.

# See
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? ? ?73,

? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ


Re: Missing Distances/Grids after carefully following distance computation procedure.

 

+ AA6YQ comments below?
I did the following.
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1.? Uninstalled DXKeeper.
2.? Deleted KM2B.mdb
3.? Reinstalled DXKeeper from DXLauncher.
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Restarted DXKeeper.? Log is empty.
+ Some of your logged QSOs were missing grid squares because when you imported them, you had the "Ignore geocoded grid squares..." option enabled in the QRZ panel on the Configuration window's Callbook tab.
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+ To fill in the missing grid squares after disabling that option, you could have done the following on the Main window's "Log QSOs" tab:

1. Filter the Log Page Display with the SQL expression

len(GRIDSQUARE)=0

2. Depress the CTRL key while clicking the CBA button

+ Unless error messages of the form "Component X is missing" or "Library Y can't be found" are displayed, one should never attempt to solve a problem by uninstalling and then re-installing a DXLab application. It's the automotive equivalent of pulling the engine on your car because the gas tank is empty: it can't possible solve the problem, but can create new problems that are far worse than the actual problem.

? ? ? ?73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ
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Re: Missing Distances/Grids after carefully following distance computation procedure.

 

Dave and all,
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Last update.? ?
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I did uncheck the "Ignore geocoded gridsquare" box after deleting all previously imported contacts with the missing grids.
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Upon a much more lengthy import, essentially ALL grid squares are present enabling me to map all of them, which, I will post examples of a bit later.
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Dave, thank you for your tools, your support and your patience.? Awesome tools....which I will post more about analyzing our 2024 field day event later.
--
Mike KM2B