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Bob, one can have that box unclicked. Thus the command wouldn't point to any particular VFO, please... Best regards, Alec ------ Wiadomo?? oryginalna ------ Nadawca "Bob via groups.io"

Is it something to do with the slave setup set to "Slave follows VFO A only"

I could remove the FR0; but I have no idea how that will impact other users of the slave port with different devices connected (for example another Kenwood radio). SeventyThree(s).

Bob, please, any chance to rectify that? Please... Best regards, Alec ------ Wiadomo?? oryginalna ------ Nadawca "Bob via groups.io" <k4cy@...> Do [email protected] Data

The problem is possibly/probably caused by Logger32 sending a FR0; command to select VFO-A before the FA xxx; frequency command. SeventyThree(s).

It looks like a long time ago I introduced a bug that causes the WAZ award window to not show Confirmed and Granted credits. This is fixed for the next update. As no-one has previously reported

Hi, I have been trying, still unsuccessfully, to make my amplifier follow TRX band changes using Loggr32's Slave Port and Kenwood commands. My slave port configuration Slave debug window shows the

Tom, apologies, I’ve been having email problems and just found your post in the spam folder along with a heap of other stuff. I notice you’re dabbling in FT8, I think I saw your call on the UDP

It seems that Logger32 tracks the "main" WAZ Awards? 5BWAZ, and WAZ for Mixed, SSB, CW, RTTY, and Digital.? (Yes, WAZ treats RTTY as a distinct mode.)? I recently earned the WAZ award for 12m, all

Thanks, Bob. I'll have a rummage around. I'll let you know if I crack it! :) Cheers, John G4DRS

Hi bill I assume you've set the COM port correctly in Windows and similarly in Logger32? I think the port speed should be 4800 or lower. I'd also try increasing the pooling value in L32 in the

Look at section 49.6.4 to see if you can't figure out a way to free up the Logger32 slave port panadaptor by using omni-rig. SeventyThree(s).

Thanks for the prompt attention and the useful suggestions, Bob. I already use the Slave port to link to an SDR for a panadapter - you can't have too many screens...:) As far as I can see, the echo

I don't have a Kenwood radio, but I configured for a TS-2000 (as instruvted n section 49.5 of the help file. I see this in rhe radio debug window. As expected, no radio, so no poll replies. I see no

This might be a shot in the dark, but I cannot seem to get Logger32 to talk to my Kenwood TS870. I have tried everything I can see in the manual, but still not getting any where. I admit, I am a total

... there are even a handful on slave radio specific macros on the Radio Control Panel that may be of interest. SeventyThree(s).

... Section 12.6, and 12.7 might also be enlightening. SeventyThree(s).

Isn't that done automagically? Example, configure the primary as (say) a Yaesu whatever. Configure the Echo port as (say) an Icom whatever. Spin the dial on the primary radio, Yaesu formatted

I wonder, is it possible to have Logger32 translate the CAT data received from a connected radio before it sends it to the Echo port? I have searched the user manual, but can't see anything. That's

Thank you. After some wait, logger32 sees COM4. Good? new on all fronts. Tnx for the update. Ignacy NO9E