Maybe this has been answered but I'll ask.? The FT8 Contacts logging in the R1BCU firmware, how do I retrieve the contact log and download it to my pc?

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Thanks, Gregg

Open , click on file browser, clock on ft_log.adi

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Georgy // R2RFE

Hi, Gregg,

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For me it works only with the IP address, You can see the IP of you radio in the Wifi configuration.

I'm not sure where should the DNS name "x6100" be resolved,

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73,

Janos ON4JBS

It depends on router. Some might resolve hostname of local devices, some not.

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Georgy // R2RFE

It all depends on mDNS settings on your router. Some routers might not support it, so the only way to connect might be to use IP address instead

That's the way I have done it for WF SERVER.? Then again you could just use sneakernet to pop the SD card out and read it from your PC as I have been doing before .28.

Hi Gregg,

Run an IP scanner (I use Angry IP on Windows).

If you don't find port 80 discovered as open for your device IP address, which means the webserver is running, then you won't be able to connect.

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On Wed, Dec 4, 2024 at 08:27 AM, W9DHI, Gregg Lengling wrote:

doesn't want to connect

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I could connect to the webserver in my X6100 first try. My setup: USB C port replicator with Ethernet port (LogiLink UA0283 v2) connected to my router (Fritz!Box 7490). Clock sync also worked automatically. Saving the database to my laptop worked well, viewing the contents was done with , no installation necessary - it works within a tab of your browser. Modification of the band limits also went well - minor problem: I could set the preferred mode for the 70MHz band, but it did not show in the web server - it set it to the correct mode, but the tab showed a blank. Params.db seems to be correct (is there a table which number corresponds to which mode?).

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All in all, Georgy does a great job improving the X6100! Thanks again!

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Greetings,

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Rainer DG1SMD

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On Wed, Dec 4, 2024 at 06:47 PM, W9DHI, Gregg Lengling wrote:

with IP still no go

Is your radio and computer connected to the same network?

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Georgy // R2RFE

Could you check, that you trying to open http, not https?
On chrome - click twice on the address bar to see the protocol.

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Georgy // R2RFE

It looks like firmware version is not 0.28 or some mess with browser, maybe another will do?

There might be another possibility. Some (many?) routers have Wireless feature called Isolation or Client Separation. If enabled, WiFi clients can "talk" ONLY to Access Point (internet) and NOT between each other - PC or laptop connected to such AP has no way to X6100. Switching PC/laptop to ETH, other AP on local net or disable Isolation might help.

Georgy,? Mea Culpa, I had the wrong memory card in the radio, wasn't running ver 28...all good now webserver works great.

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