Hi Dave,
Thanks for your e-mail.? To quickly restore columns that you are no longer seeing because you have shrunk them to a zero width, click Settings > Reset Columns to Default > DX Spots Width.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
开云体育 the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
not sure, but did you download the lotw user file, on the lotw manager page?
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
I have looked are various you tube videos and still not able to put prefix,lotw in the dx cluster screen
Appreciate any help.
Thanks
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73's Dave NU4N
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Re: NI ENTERED THE SOFTWARE ON A NEW COMPUTER AND THE DATA PATH IS ONE DRIVE
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your e-mail.? I'm sorry that you have run into trouble.??Our software has been designed with keeping your log file on your local PC or local network in mind. We have not experimented with OneDrive or other cloud provider installations, so we strongly recommend that you install the software and host your log file on your local hard drive instead of OneDrive. If you wish to turn off, disable or uninstall OneDrive, you will find Microsoft's information on that here.
While we recommend keeping your data on your local network, we have had good reports from users who backup their log to OneDrive. Others have reported that they also keep their primary log on OneDrive as well with good success, as long as they only run one iteration of the software at a time and they have updated their OneDrive settings to allow our software to access OneDrive. If you are planning on networking more than one PC, based on reports from other users, you should keep your log file on your local network instead of OneDrive.
After you've set your new PC to your desired configuration, then go to your old PC and follow these steps:??
- Start AC Log on your old PC. - Using AC Log on your old PC, open your log file (if it didn't open automatically on start) - Click File > Export ADIF - Save the ADIF file of your log to a portable medium, such as a thumb drive - Take the portable medium to your new PC - If you haven't already, install AC Log on your new PC. - From AC Log's menu options, click File > Import ADIF, navigate to your portable storage medium and select your ADIF file.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
开云体育 the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
YOU HAVE TO GET IT OUT OF THE COMPUTER, N3FJP WILL NOT BE THE ONLY ONE CAUGHT BY ms IDEA OF STORING EVERYTHING ON A CLOUD,?
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
I HAVE NO ACCESS TO ONE DRIVE SO HOW DO I GET THAT OUT OF MY N3FJP SOFTWARE, I CANT LOAD MY BACKUP DATA INTO THE PROGRAM AS IT IS STILL HUNG UP LOOKING TO ONE DRIVE AND I CANT STOP IT NOR CAN I CHANGE IT? ....WHAT DO I DO....HELP? BILL KR9A....
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not sure, but did you download the lotw user file, on the lotw manager page?
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
I have looked are various you tube videos and still not able to put prefix,lotw in the dx cluster screen
Appreciate any help.
Thanks
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73's Dave NU4N
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Re: Ideas / Recommendations for CW logging for field day.
i HAVE USED CWGET ( NOT FREE), FLDIGI, CWSKIMMER, N1MM, AND EVEN HAMSCOPE, AND THEY ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THE SENDER.? ?THEY ALL WILL BE HARD TO JUST CLICK ON A CALL, SO MANUALLY ENTERED IS THE ONLY WAY
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Fri, Apr 25, 2025 at 1:35?PM Ryan Huggins via <ki6bty= pm.me@groups.io> wrote: I use FLDIGI in my CW ops and it can be connected to N3FJP and I've used it as such.? The issue I found yesterday was if someone isn't spacing their words out you can get a callsign like "cqsotaab1abc".? If they are spaced out well, all you need to do is right click on the call in the FLDIGI window.
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I have also heard good things about CWGet but have not gotten it to work as easily as FLDIGI.
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Ryan KI6BTY
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Re: NI ENTERED THE SOFTWARE ON A NEW COMPUTER AND THE DATA PATH IS ONE DRIVE
YOU HAVE TO GET IT OUT OF THE COMPUTER, N3FJP WILL NOT BE THE ONLY ONE CAUGHT BY ms IDEA OF STORING EVERYTHING ON A CLOUD,?
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
I HAVE NO ACCESS TO ONE DRIVE SO HOW DO I GET THAT OUT OF MY N3FJP SOFTWARE, I CANT LOAD MY BACKUP DATA INTO THE PROGRAM AS IT IS STILL HUNG UP LOOKING TO ONE DRIVE AND I CANT STOP IT NOR CAN I CHANGE IT? ....WHAT DO I DO....HELP? BILL KR9A....
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I have looked are various you tube videos and still not able to put prefix,lotw in the dx cluster screen
Appreciate any help.
Thanks
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73's Dave NU4N
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NI ENTERED THE SOFTWARE ON A NEW COMPUTER AND THE DATA PATH IS ONE DRIVE
I HAVE NO ACCESS TO ONE DRIVE SO HOW DO I GET THAT OUT OF MY N3FJP SOFTWARE, I CANT LOAD MY BACKUP DATA INTO THE PROGRAM AS IT IS STILL HUNG UP LOOKING TO ONE DRIVE AND I CANT STOP IT NOR CAN I CHANGE IT? ....WHAT DO I DO....HELP? BILL KR9A....
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I am working on another computer I set up. I am not seeing the prefix,cont,bearing,nor LOTW status,time,nor LOTW status.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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73's Dave NU4N
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Re: Ideas / Recommendations for CW logging for field day.
I use FLDIGI in my CW ops and it can be connected to N3FJP and I've used it as such.? The issue I found yesterday was if someone isn't spacing their words out you can get a callsign like "cqsotaab1abc".? If they are spaced out well, all you need to do is right click on the call in the FLDIGI window.
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I have also heard good things about CWGet but have not gotten it to work as easily as FLDIGI.
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Ryan KI6BTY
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Re: How do I keep AC Log straight on settings/credentials if I'm logging for another call sign (like a club call)?
Bob, N7FQT, offered a good suggestion or workaround for your issue.? Another way is to export the ADI file prior to upload and use a third-party software such as ADIF Master (Free) to verify the call sign and operators.? Once you make those adjustments, import them back.? Another, more simpler way, would be to use bulk edit and define the fields you need to change for the records you need to change.? Outside of that, it seems like an issue with club members, or scouts, not knowing the procedure.? For that, you could leave a note.?
Our club has similar issues as we do a lot of events with a mobile trailer and multiple ops not logging in or out even with someone pressing CTL+S before they change.
Just some ideas.
Steve
KD2X
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Re: How do I keep AC Log straight on settings/credentials if I'm logging for another call sign (like a club call)?
This is a great case where you should set up a new user on your PC to have a completely separate environment in which to operate. You can load ACLog into that user partition and set it up just for scout operations.You can move back and forth between users if need be. Keep in mind, however, that you will need to close down ACLog before you switch users to free up the comm ports.
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Bob
N7FQT
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After running Flrig and connected to your rig
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Look under Fldigi
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Configure | Config Dialog
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There is a N3FJP Logs option in the dialog ... these are my settings and when I click "Log Contact" under Fldigi it auto exports to AC Log.
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How do I keep AC Log straight on settings/credentials if I'm logging for another call sign (like a club call)?
I use N3FJP AC Log for my own logs and for our Scout Camp Club (K4TBS). We have an event coming up and want to use AC Log because of seamless integration into WSTJ-X, Fldigi, etc., but I've run into an issue. If I'm not very careful, credentials for my personal get used on the club call or vice versa. Because of this, I've turned off auto upload features in LOTW/QRZ.
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I have AC Log set to prompt setup when starting, but it does not seem to save these based on the log file being used. It seems to be based on the last settings.
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The club has it's own LOTW account and it's own QRZ log. The credentials for uploading to QRZ/LOTW do not seem to be saved based on the log file being used and if I'm not very careful, I could accidentally upload my personal to the club or vice versa. Deleting these would be a nightmare (especially from LOTW).
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Does anyone else similarly manage personal log and a club log with AC Log? How do you manage this? Manually? Is there a script I can setup to do all this for me either before or after launch of AC Log?
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Or do you just not try to do this and use another logger to do your club?
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K4ZX
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Re: Does N3FJP have this feature
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for your follow up.? In addition to Dave's suggestion, some of our support forms will remember the last used location and return to that location on next launch.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
开云体育 the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
no image seen to know what you are refering to, but if it is a still image, you could use the snip propgram in windows, and leave it displayed n the screen
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
Hi Scott,
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Is there a setting available to 'Pin' this small window somewhere on top of ACLog or the other contesting software packages? I would love to have that availability if so.
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Best 73,
Nathan KA3MTT
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flrig on both computer will work.? I do it here ( crudely)? ? server? and? client setup
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Wed, Apr 23, 2025 at 11:27?AM jim crisco WA4YIZ via <jcrisco= aol.com@groups.io> wrote: dave.. thanks...i use flrig with wsjtx already...works great... looking at controlling the 7300 remotely with flrig... thanks jim wa4yiz
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Re: Ideas / Recommendations for CW logging for field day.
fldigi will log directly to n3fjp, if setup correctly, so it should work during contest as well, i would think
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for your e-mail.? We do have an API that would allows CW decoding software to transfer calls directly to our programs, but so far, I'm not aware of any CW decoding software developers who have interfaced with our software.? As you noted, he would likely do better getting used to typing what he hears (as most of the rest of us do), than relying on a decoder.? That said, perhaps someone else will have some additional suggestions.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
开云体育 the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
On Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 12:34:59 PM EDT, thecodemonk via <thecodemonk= gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:
I'm pre-planning for field day and I had someone reach out to me with some questions on CW logging.
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He is going to join us this year and do CW only. He does have some hearing loss, but otherwise very capable of doing CW, however he is not very keyboard proficient. Last year, he would write it down and we had someone sitting beside him typing it in as he finished the QSO. That meant he could only operate while someone was sitting with him as he felt he wasn't quick enough. He also felt he wasn't literate enough with the software to not make a mistake, but I think he did fine, he just felt he was too slow when doing it.
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He wants to know if there is a way to decode the CW and push it into logger for him. He uses an AEA Morse Machine, but I think the difficult part is going to be the reception and callsign population of the sending stations. I've tried doing auto-cw stuff myself when logging and found it quite lacking and often prone to more errors than he would ever make. I would like to try to find something that would potentially help him out, though.?
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Send me your suggestions or questions and I can try them out ahead of time and see what works the best.
Thanks!
Aaron / WT8X
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sounds like normal logging is enable in wsjtx, and it is responding correctly.?? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
Try disabling the hamdb lookup. It’s having a hard time looking up the call. Maybe something changed in their API or the location of their API.?
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Will
KN6TZK
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Re: Does N3FJP have this feature
no image seen to know what you are refering to, but if it is a still image, you could use the snip propgram in windows, and leave it displayed n the screen
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
Hi Scott,
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Is there a setting available to 'Pin' this small window somewhere on top of ACLog or the other contesting software packages? I would love to have that availability if so.
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Best 73,
Nathan KA3MTT
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Re: Does N3FJP have this feature
Hi Scott,
?
Is there a setting available to 'Pin' this small window somewhere on top of ACLog or the other contesting software packages? I would love to have that availability if so.
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Best 73,
Nathan KA3MTT
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Re: Ideas / Recommendations for CW logging for field day.
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for your e-mail.? We do have an API that would allows CW decoding software to transfer calls directly to our programs, but so far, I'm not aware of any CW decoding software developers who have interfaced with our software.? As you noted, he would likely do better getting used to typing what he hears (as most of the rest of us do), than relying on a decoder.? That said, perhaps someone else will have some additional suggestions.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
开云体育 the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
I'm pre-planning for field day and I had someone reach out to me with some questions on CW logging.
?
He is going to join us this year and do CW only. He does have some hearing loss, but otherwise very capable of doing CW, however he is not very keyboard proficient. Last year, he would write it down and we had someone sitting beside him typing it in as he finished the QSO. That meant he could only operate while someone was sitting with him as he felt he wasn't quick enough. He also felt he wasn't literate enough with the software to not make a mistake, but I think he did fine, he just felt he was too slow when doing it.
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He wants to know if there is a way to decode the CW and push it into logger for him. He uses an AEA Morse Machine, but I think the difficult part is going to be the reception and callsign population of the sending stations. I've tried doing auto-cw stuff myself when logging and found it quite lacking and often prone to more errors than he would ever make. I would like to try to find something that would potentially help him out, though.?
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Send me your suggestions or questions and I can try them out ahead of time and see what works the best.
Thanks!
Aaron / WT8X
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