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I hope it is OK for me to latch onto this thread. I am also having trouble getting Qlog to connect to my IC-7300 or my IC-9700. I recently installed Mint22 in dual-boot mode on my computer. I

The request is already registered - https://github.com/foldynl/QLog/issues/448 út 24. 9. 2024 v 12:42 odesílatel WW4DX via groups.io <WW4DX= [email protected]> napsal:

One click uploading of QLog data to each Sync & QSL service configured/selected in the settings dialog, instead of each one individually. WW4DX

Hi, have been waiting for this to happen again and since moving back to Linux Mint 24.04 it's not popped up again. Of course I am using the PPA so I am on .38 also. I have some older screenshots I'll

one important and frequent note. Rig cannot be simultaneously connected to WSJTX and QLog when using Hamlib backend. it is better if you provide more information about your setup: the setup

Can you provde us with a screenshoot of your QLog Rig setup screen? 73 de LB2EG Richard

Hello all, I just installed Qlog and am trying to get it to connect to my rig, an Icom 7300 using Hamlib.? No matter how many different combinations I try, I can’t get it to work and always get

I'm not a Linux whiz, so I feel it's best I leave well enough alone. QLog is working great, and it's no big issue to press a preset on the DCU-3, instead of clicking an icon. 73

Could you please send me a screenshot of the popup that appears for point 1? ''' 1. The LoTW upload timeout is very short, am on a slow sat link here and after maybe 5 seconds I get a pop up saying

Please, could you verify if the ttyUSB0 port is not shared with some other application under Linux (or your RIG setting does not contain ttyUSB0 port)? QLog accesses HAMLIB devices both under Win and

Unfortunately, currently there is only one reliable way to share QSOs - export/import QSOs. All the others (folder relinking and sharing, etc.) can lead to unexpected errors. But I am making some

Hello, Let me answer your questions below. 1) The LoTW upload timeout QLog does not upload the QSO to LoTW directly. Instead, the TQSL utility is used for this purpose. The upload itself is managed by

Installed the Linux FTDI drivers from the FTDI website. Same issue. Configured a USB to Serial Adapter to connect to the RS232 port of the DCU-3. Same issue. Used the DCU-3 with QLog in Windoze for

On my Mac and Windows I actually redirect the data folder to my Dropbox using symbolic links. I only use it on one computer at a time and insure it is ok. But I use commands similar to this once I

I would also find this useful in a similar way that CQRLog allows the use of an external MySQL database as an alternative to the integral SQLlight dB. You coul then set up separate QSO tables for the

I have dual boot PC with multiple hard drives. One of the HD’s has Linux Mint, and another has Windoze 10. I use Linux 90% of the time. I have QLog installed on both Linux and Windoze 10. Is there a

Thanks for the reply. Tried that procedure. Unfortunately same issue. Linux seems to be detecting the DCU-3 fine.? > ttyUSB0 < FTDX101MP is on? > ttyUSB1 < Rig control still functions after the

I have found a similar thing using Linux Mint 22. I'm not sure its a fault of QLog though because if I switch on the rotator and radio BEFORE switching on the computer it works. But if I do it the

Hy-Gain DCU-3. Works perfectly with QLog in Win10. Settings 4800, 8,N,1 Com 8 In Linux Mint 21.2 Victoria base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy get error. Settings 4800 8,N,1 ttyUSB0 Have tried with Flow Control

I prefer to set the width manually and have it stay that way rather than having it automatically adjust to the content. I hope other users like that concept and approve of the change if you make it.