Good evening all,

I am having trouble with CQRLOG and HAMLIB / Rig control.

Since I upgraded CQRLOG some time ago from (I forget what version) to (I forget what version), the program has been unable to control my radio - FT-950 on ttyS0 which had it done quite successfully before.

I have just lived it with since. However, it is starting to bug me as to why it worked and then stopped.

XLOG, GRIG, and TLF work just fine with HAMLIB and I am able to read the frequency from the radio and set the frequency etc from these programs - only CQRLOG gives me a problem.

Hello,

I have been meaning to ask about this for the past 6-9 months and am now wondering if this only bothers me: When USA and Canadian callsign information is returned from either hamqth or qrz, the City and St/Prov are separated by the zip code. I wonder if this keeps the city and state from being automatically filled in the QTH field in CQRLog. Only the city is automatically entered. Can the returned format be changed back to "City, State, zip code" instead of "City, zip code, State"? Also, can any other data be returned like "Lookup count" and possibly license class?

Hello,

Currently I'm testing cqrlog.

I've a problem when I export QSOs for label printing.

I go to the QSO list (pressing Strg+O), then
Menu QSO -> Export for Label Printing (ignoring the message, that there is no filter).

In the export window I check 'Export all QSOs' and klick the export button.

The the created file is empty (filesize = 0).

Currently I've 10 QSOs in the list (I'm testing)
I've downloaded different older versions, all are producing an empty file.

Jürgen

I have a central mysql server, so wanted to install CQRlog without installing mysql-server on the same machine. I removed the dependency from the .deb package so it installed without problem.
I also changed to SaveToLocal=0 in the config file, so CQRlog started finally.
But at startup, it wants to create several databases on the remote server.
So my question is what databases and privileges must be created on the remote server before running CQRlog?

73, hny
Peter

Sorry if this stuff was covered before.

I am trying to see some info. I tried to set some filters with out any luck (maybe lack of knowledge),

Can I see all sent QSLs for new countries/bands/modes that are outstanding?
Can I see all QSOs worked for new countries/bands/modes that are needed?
it would be nice to see figure out what is outstanding cards! I may have some that I would like to send for updated cards...

TNX Will WC2L

I just tried to connect a TS-590S with CQRLOG and found out that it only works with Hamlib model No. 216 (TS-570), but not model No. 231 (TS-590) for an unknown reason. But basic functions are working, so that's not a real problem for me. Has anybody successfully used model No. 231 yet?

And just for information for other TS-590 users who are using model No. 216:

Here is some stuff I would like to see in CQRlog if possible:

- One tab in task manager for all windows - now every window has it's own tab, so with opening windows I need, task manager is filled up and opening any other programs/windows causes mess in task manager

- Not confirmed band/mode country (call that has been worked and in log) to be displayed in red (or any other) color in QSO list. That way it would be easier to track worked, but not confirmed countries in log.

- Creating custom awards RDA, French departments, DOK ... and showing them in statistics menu

Hi, How do I go about deleting duplicate records from my log? I have uploaded a log from another logging program and there are now many duplicates in my CQRLog. Can't see an easy way in the manual.
Regards and Happy New Year.

Grant VK4JAZ

Hi!

First of all, I would like to say thanks for great piece of software. It is simply fantastic.

I have set it up with LOTW and it works flawlessly both ways.

Now, I would like to get an auto to/from eQSL. I have no idea how to proceed. I upload my whole ADIF export every time and eQSL looks for duplicates. But, it is not elegant. Also, I eat eQSL server time unnecessarily. Also, I found no way to get my confirmations to the main log.

After few days of using CQRlog and fldigi, I've noticed that CQRlog is not saving most recent QSO in QSO list when saved from fldigi. It saves QSO that is last in fldigi logbook, so recently saved QSO is saved only when newer QSO is saved by fldigi. And if few days pass and you save new QSO in fldigi, then previous QSO from fldigi logbook (which is not in CQRlog QSO list, as it was nothing saved after it) is saved in CQRlog QSO list with new date (not the one it was held); time and other data are OK.

Hi OMs,
I tried to connect my radio to CQRlog, it is working as I can see in the terminal, but it's not working with CQRlog so far. I use a usb-serial-converter, but I don't like this line while starting CQRlog:
serial_open: Unable to open FT-897 - No such file or directory
How can I specify the port? In this case it's /dev/ttyUSB0

thanks in advance,
Andre, DL4UNY