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Two things to check: Firstly ensure that in WSJTX the Secondary UDP Server is not active (File -> Settings -> Reporting - bottom block Secondly under JTAlert settings ensure that under

What does this mean? Once you have received 73 or RR73 the QSO is complete and WSJTX/JT Alert prompts you to log the QSO. Anything after than is unnecessary - if you are prompted to log again

+ AA6YQ comments below + That's most likely a JTAlert configuration issue. I suggest that you review the step-by-step instructions

When I finish a QSO on ft8 and log it, JTAlert sends that log file to my DXKeeper log file. ?Exactly what I want. ?Then when I send my response and send my response and power, when I hit ok a second

+ AA6YQ comments below + In support of visually-impaired operators, the "Transceiver Announcements" panel on the Audio tab of SpotCollector's Configuration window can be configured to announce

Related question: Is it possible to have an *audible* band edge warning in addition to the visual/color change? -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Thank you very much sir! I also prefer your first recommendation. 73 de Dave, W5SV

+ AA6YQ comments below + You can eliminate the error in one of two ways: 1. Restore the QSO to your log so that it will "match" what LoTW reports when you invoke "Update from LoTW"; if the QSO

+ AA6YQ comments below + As suggested here https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/GettingStarted + slowly scan the Reference Documentation of each DXLab applications that you are using. Ignore the

You *CAN NOT* eliminate the error since you removed the questionable QSO from DXKeeper. LotW does not allow users to remove QSOs once uploaded. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

+ AA6YQ comments below + My response is here: /g/DXLab/message/228410 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Somehow, if there was a reply, I missed it; any clues r things I might try would be appreciated!

Thank You, Dave. I knew it had to be there, but just had not found it yet. Lots to read and understand! Grin. Rich, NU6T [email protected]> wrote: -- Richard Hill

+ AA6YQ comments below + No problem, Shige! + That configuration is not supported because it does not prevent the PW1 from encountering CI-V bus collisions, which can mangle frequency packets and

Joe, W6TV, Dave AA6YQ, and Dave, W6DE I'm sorry. I did not know that [email protected] could not send attachments. PC(DXLabCommander):USB A port?[USB cable]?IC-7600:USB B

I am taking this discussion off line. I will post a summary if this discussion works out. 73, Dave, w6de Sent: 20 March, 2025 19:07 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DXLab] IC-PW1 configuration in

+ AA6YQ comments below + Yes. See https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/QSOPlotting + and https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/QSOPlottingDXAtlas +

Is there a way to populate one of the DXLab maps with log records? I am wondering whether worked or confirmed DXCC entities or zones can be illustrated on associated maps. I have DX

# more AA6YQ comments below # ADIF defines an INTERNET propagation mode: http://adif.org.uk/ADIF_Current#Propagation_Mode_Enumeration # This choice is available in DXKeeper's "Propagation Mode"

As noted by Joe, W6TV, Dave AA6YQ, and myself W6DE, you can not share a single CIV connection with both a 7600 and a PW1 on that single CIV connection. Dave, AA6YQ is telling you the PW1 does not