When I attempt to run CQRLog in remote mode, with fldigi logging I can't use the results.
This is what I am seeing:
* The following are copied from the last QSO in the database prior to going into remote mode: qsodate, time_on, time_off, callsign, freq, mode, rst_s, rst_r, name, QTH, loc, state.
* pwr is not copied, and it uses the default value. (Probably because fldigi is not providing a power value.)
This happens for all QSO's recorded during the session. I do get a database entry for reach QSO, but they are all identical and all have the copied values from the newest QSO in the database. I have to delete them, export fldigi's log to adif, and then manually import them.
fldigi is 3.20.20 -- not the newest version, but I am running Debian stable.
CQRLog is 1.5.2
CQRLog is NOT set to use hamlib, as I have a Yaesu FT-450D and hamlib (at least the version on Debian stable) does not play nice with it. Instead I use fldigi's RigCAT which works fine.
CQRLog is set to get frequency, mode and RST from fldigi every 2 seconds, which seems like a pretty plain Jane configuration.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
James
Tue, 2012-11-27 02:43
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fldigi import issues
CQRLOG gets only fields Call, Name and Rig freq from fldigi
CQRlog installed from cqrlog_1.5.2-1_i386.deb and os is Ubuntu 10.04
Fldigi installed from source
-oh7jg-
I do not use the Fldigi mode, When using Fldigi, as I make the contacts, I just sipmly type them into CQRlog, and let CQRlog do the rest then at the end of the QSO hit log qso, and do the same thing for the rest, The hardest part is to get into the routine, once that is done not a big deal, just need to take CQRlog out of Auto, and click on PSK31 etc, that is it. I do this so I can see the details info, and just in case I neen to spot a station, really makes it easier. I do use two moniters so this helps as well, Tom K8WDX
Tom K8WDX
[quote=oh7jg]
CQRLOG gets only fields Call, Name and Rig freq from fldigi
CQRlog installed from cqrlog_1.5.2-1_i386.deb and os is Ubuntu 10.04
Fldigi installed from source
-oh7jg-
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I checked this again and found that all info goes to logbook, but they do not be seen first at new qso page. So it works.
-oh7jg-
FLdigi is providing a TX power value in its log, using the standard ADIF tag, if one is specified in its configuration. CQRLog is simply not reading it and uses its default value instead. It's a pain to go back and edit the power values if desired, but it's possible, and it's a lot more convenient (especially on a netbook, which is my situation) than entering the logs manually.