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Hi Bill. I await your kind reply... Il 02/11/19 12:09, Bill Somerville ha
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Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
Are there variables available for the log entry?
Example: The text field where I can enter "Thank you for the %mode% contact to %grid%" Or {%newgrid%} |
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Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
I got JT Alert workign so now it loads automatically into QRZ.
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Hi Brian,
The fact you are getting duplicate contacts suggests to me that you may have mulltiple paths configured simuiltaneously for logging contacts. For example, WSJT-X can log directly to HRD Logbook via the UDP Server broadcast on UDP port 2333, as well as via JTAlert which can send it directly to HRD Logbook, or relay it via QSO Relay. 73 Chris VK2BYI |
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AD0DQ Tony
Thank you sir. That’s helpful.
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Re: Editing WSJT-X Log
BOBBY E Chandler <bobbye@...>
Anthony just open your
wsjtx_log.adi file and copy the missed contacts. Past them into
Notepad and saveAS an ADI file from this with notepad and when
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AD0DQ Tony
Okay, stupid question time.
I forgot to turn on JTAlert today and about 12 different QSOs did not go into the various logs because I wasn’t communicating with HRDLog. So, here’s my question: is there a program I can use to edit the WJST-X log and pull out the various QSOs without altering the log for historical purposes. Is there a program I can use to export a range of QSOs? I run most of my life on a Mac, but WSJT-X is on a Toshiba PC Laptop. Not that familiar with PC stuff. Any help appreciated. Regards, AD0DQ |
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Mike Black
Minor fix to the batch file.... @echo off del fmt.all echo Make measurements on both frequencies for 2 minutes 7.064 3.598 pause echo Remove any bad measurements notepad fmt.all \WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmtave.exe fmt.all echo Change 1 to 0 on measurement entries and change base frequency to match the rig freq notepad fmtave.out \WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmeasure.exe fmtave.out echo "Use calculator or excel to put in frequency, multiply by 1,000,000, and add 1500 echo "Go to https://fmt.arrl.org/fmtentry.php and add your entry" echo "" echo "If you want to use this data for calibration press any key, otherwise CTRL-C" pause \wsjt\wsjtx\bin\fcal fmtave.out echo Calibration saved...Done with FMT pause
On Thursday, November 7, 2019, 11:11:36 AM CST, Black Michael <mdblack98@...> wrote:
If you want to participate in the Frequency Management Test tonight here's some help. It will be 9PM and 12AM Eastern time so two chances. You will find some info in the WSJT-X manual in Chapter 13. If you're not comfortable doing batch files and such this may not be for you. The batch file attempts to walk you through the steps for calibrating and measuring. You can use WWV to calibrate your rig which you should do today well before the test. #1 Change WSJT-X mode to "FreqCal" #2 Tune to one of the WWV channels 2.5, 5,10,15,20 for -- you'll want 2.5, 5 and 10 for the FMT tonight so may have to wait for later today. You can play with other frequencies for learning how this works but your calibration should be on 2.5, 5, and 10 #3 Look for the WWV signal (should be obvious in the waterfall at 1500Hz) -- if you don't see it try another WWV frequency #4 WWV measurements are valid from the 2nd measurement after the minute until approximately 44 seconds when they have the audio announcement. So...turn on the "Measure" box between those two points for the WWV signal. Here's a batch file to help that you should put in C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\WSJT-X and create a shortcut on your desktop. You can run this once when you calibrate (do not change the "1" to 0" for the calibration) and then re-run this file just before the FMT test. Good idea to do this multiple times to practice before tonight. You may NOT want to delete the fmt.all file after calibrating in case you want to show what you did or had problems. I call mine "fmt.bat" @echo off del fmt.allecho Make measurements on both frequencies for 2 minutes 7.064 3.598 pause echo Remove any bad measurements notepad fmt.all \WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmtave.exe fmt.all echo Change 1 to 0 on measurement entries and change base frequency to match the rig freq notepad fmtave.out\WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmeasure.exe fmtave.out echo "Use calculator or excel to put in frequency, multiply by 1,000,000, and add 1500 echo "Go to https://fmt.arrl.org/fmtentry.php and add your entry" echo "" echo "If you want to use this data for calibration press any key, otherwise CTRL-C" \wsjtx\wsjtx\bin\fcal fmtave.out echo Calibration saved...Done with FMT pause de Mike W9MDB |
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Mike Black
If you want to participate in the Frequency Management Test tonight here's some help. It will be 9PM and 12AM Eastern time so two chances. You will find some info in the WSJT-X manual in Chapter 13. If you're not comfortable doing batch files and such this may not be for you. The batch file attempts to walk you through the steps for calibrating and measuring. You can use WWV to calibrate your rig which you should do today well before the test. #1 Change WSJT-X mode to "FreqCal" #2 Tune to one of the WWV channels 2.5, 5,10,15,20 for -- you'll want 2.5, 5 and 10 for the FMT tonight so may have to wait for later today. You can play with other frequencies for learning how this works but your calibration should be on 2.5, 5, and 10 #3 Look for the WWV signal (should be obvious in the waterfall at 1500Hz) -- if you don't see it try another WWV frequency #4 WWV measurements are valid from the 2nd measurement after the minute until approximately 44 seconds when they have the audio announcement. So...turn on the "Measure" box between those two points for the WWV signal. Here's a batch file to help that you should put in C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\WSJT-X and create a shortcut on your desktop. You can run this once when you calibrate (do not change the "1" to 0" for the calibration) and then re-run this file just before the FMT test. Good idea to do this multiple times to practice before tonight. You may NOT want to delete the fmt.all file after calibrating in case you want to show what you did or had problems. I call mine "fmt.bat" @echo off del fmt.allecho Make measurements on both frequencies for 2 minutes 7.064 3.598 pause echo Remove any bad measurements notepad fmt.all \WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmtave.exe fmt.all echo Change 1 to 0 on measurement entries and change base frequency to match the rig freq notepad fmtave.out\WSJT\wsjtx\bin\fmeasure.exe fmtave.out echo "Use calculator or excel to put in frequency, multiply by 1,000,000, and add 1500 echo "Go to https://fmt.arrl.org/fmtentry.php and add your entry" echo "" echo "If you want to use this data for calibration press any key, otherwise CTRL-C" \wsjtx\wsjtx\bin\fcal fmtave.out echo Calibration saved...Done with FMT pause de Mike W9MDB |
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Brian Miller
My QSO's are being forwarded to HRD Logbook. However at beginning of each new session the first three calls get duplicated in the logbook. Then all entered singularly. Also get a box saying 'Unable to relay contact' etc as in attached photo. Which programme does that come from and how to stop it. Also sometimes the ALE of HRD Logbook get filled in, sometimes it doesn't?
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Carl - WC4H
Unless you need that the grid square for a new grid, it really does not matter. If you do need the grid, just change it in QRZ. In LoTW, create a one record adif file and upload it.
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Paul F6EXV <f6exv@...>
It looks like the exchange reports took olace properly (at least you do
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not say the contrary) so it is a QSO... Just correct the log and erase just the loicator (<loc:0> and keep the rest ! 73 Le 05/11/2019 à 17:01, Nc8q-mesh@... a écrit :
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On 11/5/19 9:38 AM, Paul F6EXV wrote:
Why would you want to delete it instead of correct it ?Cuz I don't know if the other station entered the wrong gridsquare into his FT8 program or the wrong gridsquare at QRZ.COM. Was the other station portable? I assume that WSJT-X only appends to the wsjtx_log.adi file, so I can simply delete the errant line. |
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To edit a contact in the QRZ.com logbook, go to this URL: https://logbook.qrz.com/ Find the contact row and click on it. Then click on the Edit button (to the right of the word "Actions":) 
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I have one contact with an error in the GridSquare
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Dave_G0WBX
Hi.
Looks like you have some severe local QRM present, all those multiple carriers, somewhat reminiscent of some sort of DSL service, or other digital QRM. What else changed locally, between all being good, and then problems. It may even be something "new" you have in your house. Hope you find the fix. 73. Dave G0WBX. Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using free and open source software: |
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Steven Rutledge <crownhaven@...>
Bill, thank you so much for answering. The problem was right where you said it would be. I set to ZERO and all is good. I really appreciate it. Hope you're working lots of DX over there. Used to vist my brother quite a bit at HMS Heron when he was flying Sea Harriers for the RN. Beautiful area. Sounds like you have a great QTH. I'm a member of the UKSMG and have the C6AFP beacon in FL16. Maybe we'll work on six one of these days.
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Chris Wilson
04 November 2019
I wrote the following to the Softrock group recently and am awaiting a reply to my second message but maybe the USB gurus here can shine some light on an issue please? I wrote two messages copied below: Having run this home built kit for years it suddenly seems to be having a bit of a hissy fit. Not sure what's happened but lots of noise and sometimes an inability to change frequency correctly. For example this is it listening to WSPR2 on top band. It is fed from a Wellbrook wide aperture loop, shared with a Softrock Lite on MF that works fine, and my TS-590S which also seems fine, via a commercial Mini Circuits 5 port splitter. It feeds a decent Sound Blaster Xi-Fi Surround Sound Pro 5.1 with all effects switched off. I have two of these external sound "cards" and have tried the other that the Softrock Lite is on, with the same results. http://www.chriswilson.tv/softrock.jpg The Lite works fine on the Ensemble sound card and on its normal one. Tried swapping USB cables and audio cables, No joy.. Both PC's (they are on separate Windows 7 64 bit machines) use Stereo Mix to pass the audio to WSJTX Is this the right filter band for 160 meters as shown in the link above? Any ideas welcome, thanks. Oh, when it is playing up WSPR shows bizarre false stations, as here: 1234 -16 3.3 1.838052 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1302 -16 -3.6 1.838052 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1316 -15 1.2 1.838186 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1328 -15 0.2 1.838116 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1328 -28 -2.9 1.838210 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1338 -15 3.4 1.838116 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1338 -27 6.8 1.838210 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1350 -16 2.5 1.838005 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1352 -16 5.1 1.838005 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1356 -16 2.1 1.838005 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1356 -15 -3.5 1.838186 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1402 -16 -2.2 1.838005 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1402 -13 -3.6 1.838022 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1404 -13 -2.9 1.838022 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1404 -14 -2.3 1.838069 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1420 -13 -0.0 1.838022 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1432 -16 -0.6 1.838052 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1436 -13 -1.3 1.838022 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1436 -16 -1.6 1.838025 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1438 -27 1.3 1.838210 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1440 -16 -3.0 1.838005 0 3KE/21XWK 7 1446 -16 -0.3 1.838052 0 3KE/21XWK 7 It does similar things on other bands. Then I wrote about a seeming fix but am unsure of why this happened: I think I have found the issue but unsure if it's a long term fix or indeed perhaps coincidental. I found only one half of the audio was being sent to WSJT-X, just the right channel. Swapping the external USB sound devices physically about, complete with USB and audio leads made no difference, on the one PC still only one "channel" was transferred to WSJT-X. I deleted the drivers and all the guff for the sound device and reloaded and the missing channel returned *BUT* I also used a different on motherboard USB3 port. Dself have a pair of contacts that handle one channel each and as such could a faulty socket or motherboard hardware cause one channel to no be transferred? Thanks. For now it seems to be on frequency and working fine, so I am loathe to interfere with it again :) -- Best regards, Chris mailto:chris@... |
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On 04/11/2019 00:47, Steven Rutledge wrote:
I recently enabled rig control using USB cable from my TS-590SG to 2.1 WSJT-X. Works fine with one exception. On all the bands, the read-out is .099.90 vs. .100.00. It does this on all bands but 160. I'm using split mode and it does it on both VFOs. A friend said this was a known problem with the program but only with Yaesu radios. Anyone ever seen this and is there a fix. It is somewhat annoying although I can still work plenty of DX.Hi Steve, you don't tell us which readout is low. If it is the rig then that sounds like you have a non-zero frequency calibration setup in WSJT-X. Look at "Settings->Frequencies->Frequency Calibration". 73 Bill G4WJS. |
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