Hello OMs,
hello Petr,
What do you think about an upload - option of the logbook to hamqth.com ??
Perhaps with a button like the upload to eQSL..
If it is possible to export all marked Fields to HAMQTH, then we could
use this option also as a backup for our logs ;-) (had some trouble with my logbook the last weeks).
Think about an import button as well.....
73
DL1MTT - Mike
Hello OMs,
long time ago I wrote my last post. And what should I say?! Thanks Petr for realizing my wishes!
Now I have again a little wish.....
While using bandmap only for the active band (otherwise I have to many spots for my litte notebook display), I felt it would be a great idea to
have a litte window, which shows me how many spots are counted at all bands. for example:
10m - 20 spots
12m - 12 spots
15m - 17 spots etc.....
Or perhaps it is possible to show a pie chart / circle chart ??
CQRLog would be the first software having such a feature !!!
Hi Petr.
I have found that when double-clicking a call in either the band map or DX cluster windows that the mode is set before the frequency. I know that for some rigs this will not matter, however, it does matter on the K3. The result is that the rig sets the mode on the "old" band and then switches frequency to the "new" band using the previously used mode on that band. Often that results in a mismatch of SSB and CW in a given band segment.
Hi I have use of a number of callsigns all used from my permanant QTH. I'd like to be able to distinguish calls made by GO8FXM, GQ8FXM and plain old G8FXM. An operator field linked to QTH Profile, would be very useful. By selecting a different QTH profile for each of the above will ensure the correct call is entered in the Operator Field. Will help a lot when it comes to sending QSL's. I dont really want to create sepersate log files for these as it messes up my stats and DXCC status.
My K3 will talk to the computer and cqrlog. I click on a dx spot and the rig will change to that frequency. BUT when I turn off the K3 and come back a few hours later I have to reboot the computer for it to talk to the K3 again. I have tried just closing the cqrlog and opening back up, turning the K3 off and on and it will not talk to the computer. I have to reboot the computer.
Has anyone ran into this problem and what is the fix?
thanks
Just some info for those who use a laptop and have problems with the filter function, My way around this is to install Cinnamon, then log in with the Cinnamon desk top, now the filter fits, this will work until the new update comes out, Peter will fix it but for now use this.. It works with Mint and the Cinnamon desktop, should work with Ubuntu as well, just search the Rep for cinn it will come up. HTH Tom K8WDX
Hi all,
successfully installed CQRLog into my ex Fedora 12 linux installation, and still have in my netbook with Ubuntu 11.10 ... and I declare CQRLog as a very nice piece of linux software, thank you very much!
But, it doesn't work in my new linux installation, PCLinuxOS 2012.02 KDE 4.6.5 . It looks like that problem is with installing mysql-server which doesn't exist in available package list.
Maybe somebody has any experience with installing CQRLog into PCLinuxOS (and have the same problem)?
Thank you very much, 73s from Zagreb area!
Hi,
I had a break from radio stuff and recently got myself back into the deep end.
I was using 0.9. something and i have installed the 1.4 (latest as per todays date) but the backup that imade of the entire tree has a cqrlog.fdb file that i understand is the log.
How do i get this back into the new version of cqrlog ?
regards
Tim
Some spots show with a black background, which makes the letters not visible.
Why is the background black and can I adjust it to different color or % shading?
Thanks Dan kc2sta
Petr,
Somewhere along the lines with updated libraries on my Debian Sid box, CQRlog fails to start with the splash screen being simply a white rectangle and the program goes no further. There is a Debian bug report on the libcairo package which CQRlog links to and as it was causing text corruption in other programs I downgraded it. I noticed that libpangocairo is linked by CQRlog so I downgraded the libpango package as well. I still get the startup hang. Even starting from a terminal window shows no output and 'ldd' shows no missing libraries. I'm stumped.
Hello---
For the DXCC report, could it be expanded to be like other reports such as WAZ?
So that one could review modes, bands and develop NEEDED list?
Thanks Dan kc2sta
I would dearly love to have a set of programmable macro buttons or hot keys for the DXcluster. It would be really helpful for those of us looking for certain country for DXCC
It gets really old typing "show/dx sv" or any other number of regularly used commands
In fact even a scroll back buffer in the command field would be great that way you could use the up arrow key to scroll through your previous commands and simply hit enter when you find the right one..
Not sure if this is a bug in CQRlog or in TQSL, either way there might be something that could be done in CQRlog to mitigate the confusion.
It seems as though there's an issue with the way CQRlog interfaces with TQSL where trailing white spaces in the call sign field cause a signing problem and that problem is not being reported back to the user in a why that lets the user resolve the issue.
After reinstal the system I used the last version on ubuntu 11/10 and ceased to function radio control. If I change freq in trx, soft responsive, but if I want to do something within the program, the program is blocked...
My config:
/dev/ttyS0
rig id: 128
poll rate: 500
Serial speed: 38400
stop bits: 1
data bits: 8
Handshake: hardware
paroty: none
dtr/rts: off
What is wrong?
hello,
When I enter a DX call,
The top line is cut off with the remaining partial data in view.
It seems as if the info was shifted "up" several lines inside the box.
WB1HGA
The confirmed counters are not zerowed when counting starts. So if a mode has a count of 0 it will display the count of the previous mode.
he following is an example
DXCC Count 0 0 18 22 20 15 12 19 106
DXCC CFM 0 0 2 5 10 5 4 1 27
DXCC PHONE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
DXCC CFM PHONE 0 0 2 5 10 5 4 1 27 <--------
DXCC CW 0 0 18 22 20 15 12 19 106
DXCCCFM CW 0 0 2 5 10 5 4 1 27 <----------
DXCC DIGI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
DXCC CFM DIGI 0 0 2 5 10 5 4 1 27 <----------
ray (9h1ej)
Running CQRLOG V 1.3.1 in Debian SID and Debian Stable (two maschines..), installed by dpkg -i the 386er package after download ..
Problem: I can't poll any info from the HamQTH Database .. instead of any call related infoamtion I get only an error like message:
Tag "*session_id*" not found!
(please relplace the * by 'less than ' and 'greater than' signs.. that won't pass the html tag filter in the forum)
(this is an old problem for me since shift to HamQTH in V 1.xx .. that never worked for me)
Hi!
I am continuously amazed with CQRLog. It is great piece of code!!
I have subscribed to QRZ.com I can populate the Grid, QTH and other fields in Edit QSO with F11
Also, I use automatic Database Update for older QSO
However, I noticed that grid does not update automagically :(
What to do?
73, Tom
When using the packet cluster and someone sends a "Talk" message to me, like to have a bell sound implemented to notify me.
I just installed CQRLog 1.2.2 in Ubuntu 11.10 and imported an ADIF file from AA6YQ's DXKeeper program. CQRLog statistics show that I have worked 312 DXCC entities, which is correct. However CQRLog says I only have 281 DXCC confirmed when the total should be 309. I have compared the ADIF file to the statistics chart in CQRLog and most of the errors seem to be CQRLog not reading the ADIF file correctly. Which ADIF format does CQRLog recognize? I believe my ADIF file is ADIF 2.0 format.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
73,
Mark WC5M
Need the settings for the K3 rig control. Anyone?
thanks.
john
Hi there,
I kept my log book file for future use, but it seems to be in the wrong format for CQRLOG. I noticed that CQRLOG requires ini.file for import (I think that's correct), but my log is a .mdb file - I would be grateful if someone could assist me by telling me how I can change it.
Thanks.
73.
Bob.
M0BOB.
I'm just testing CQRlog. Thanks to Petr for the great program!
Program works very good with my openSuSE 12.1. No problems with
the ADIF-Import from my Logprojekt/WinXP. All the DXCC were correct identified!
Here my congrats to Martin for the great job with the DXCC/Country-files!
But I found a problem with the column in the "New QSO Window" in the upper part of this
window.
I arranged the visible column in my own order in the "QSO List Window" with the wide
so I that wish. No problem - the column are permanently fixed. In the "New QSO Window"
Hello
I have found the ssbd ( SSB daemon) which is voice keyer for use in hamradio It's written as part of Tucnak, contest log for VHF contests, but is possible to use ssbd with arbitrary other program. Primary site is http://tucnak.nagano.cz/ssbd.html, mirror is http://www.penguin.cz/~ziav/tucnak/ssbd.html. It is licensed under terms of GPL.
I wonder if use it would be easy way to implement voice keyer in CQRLOG?
Regards
Darek
SP2MKI
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