Hi,
The IC-7300 and similar new radios can transmit CW just sending to them ASCII characters via the
USB connection.
I made a simple program in GAMBAS3 for transmitting CW in this way, without needing cwdaemon.
If interested you developers might add this way of sending CW in CQRLog.
The source package is at:
https://cloud5.tcpsas.com/index.php/s/PxIT0kU9KABd9C8
Best 73
Pino ZP4KFX
Hello,
Had CQRLog working with Mint 17.3. Using serial to usb cable. Now after I updated to Mint 19.1 trx control does not work. Same setup. No changes to rig setup. Entered same parameters in CQRLog as before. Data speed 57.6 other params default. dmesg | grep usb shows cable on /dev/ttyUSB0 but I cannot see the st-570 in the list.
All help is appreciated.
Marty, N3MOW
Hi,
after an upgrade from KUbuntu 18.04LTS to 18.10 no spots are displayed in the DX cluster window after a few minutes. The previous spot list "freezes".
The Telnet window is used with "telnet.reversebeacon.net" as "DX-Cluster". After restarting CQRLog, the spot display will work again for a few minutes before freezing again.
Disconnect and reconnect while CQRLog is running do not solve the problem. The login to the DX cluster is executed, but the spot is not displayed.
The problem only seems to affect the Telnet window.
What could be the cause?
Hi!
Just noticed that if you have TRXControl and Qso List open and you go to NewQSO/File/Open or create new log
and select another log. It will be switched but:
TRXControl will have same rig names from last log.
Qso List will get empty content but Qso count and DXCC counts will keep values of last log. If you try to refresh QSO List with refresh button you get
"qCQRLOG : Field not found : "id_cqrlog_main".
Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Abort to kill the program.
Hi all,
I have this weird thing going:
As far as I remember I always had the DX spots where they should be.
While I was testing/resolving another issue, I saw that I was connected to a telnet cluster as usual.
For some reason I only got the welcome message after connection. And some WX messages.
But no DX spots whatsoever.
Goodday!
I have a problem with uploading to HRDlog
Everything was working fine for months, until today. Something went wrong after editing a log entry. Probably I edited the entry before it was automatically uploaded to HRDlog. After saving the changes, the following message was displayed:
HRDLog: Could not delete original QSO data!
Environment: Linux Mint 18, CQRLOG 2.3.0
I see that the latest TQSL is V2.4.3. I currently have 2.3.1 installed which is what synaptic has available for my Mint 19.1. A tar is available but with my limited Linux skills I have no idea how to compile and install it. Can someone help with a step by step procedure on how to compile and install the latest TQSL or point me towards one? V 2.3.1 seems to work fine for me but I would like to have the latest installed if I can figure out how to do it.
73, Bill NZ0T
Sorry if this has been asked before. I did a search and found no results... but I am new to the forum.
Can the AR prosign be sent from CQRLOG? (I'm running an IC-7300, hamlib keying, and single USB cable.)
Thanks!
Hi,
Now that I have CQRlog up and running again, one thing keeps bugging me.
Even though I use the proper settings for my radio, a frequency and/or mode are rarely, if at all, displayed in TRX control.
Nor can I reliably send a bandswitch command from TRX control. I have the pollrate at 10 seconds (10000) milliseconds.
Weird thing is that when rigctld running solely in a terminal it reads everything. I can send commands to the TS-850 and it responds accordingly.
Many thanks for all your efforts in creating the greatest log book system for HAM radio! It actually works VERY well and with minimal fuss. This is a testament to you and all the contributions made to CQRLOG.
Having an issue with 2.3.0(001) in regards to QRZ lookups failing due to username/password being incorrect. Debug indicates only the following: (scrubbed "set name=" to ***)
GetIOTAFor<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
Username/password incorrect
Tue Jan 1 04:02:33 2019
cpu: 0.770s
Hello,
I am using a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ running:
PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)"
NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux"
VERSION_ID="9"
VERSION="9 (stretch)"
I am running CQRLOG 2.3.0 (001) 2018-06-07
When I select to upload new QSO's to ClubLog the status of the log upload shows:
ClubLog: Upload failed! Check Internet connection
I have two other computers, both running the same CQRLOG version on Ubuntu 18.04 that have no problems uploading.
What else could be done to problem solve this?
FYI
I just discovered that CQR-Log/TRX Control expect Decimal values in "Extra command line arguments"
Icom 7200 has default CIV-address hex76, and if you also is using wsjt-x, it is as far as I can see not possible to change it. (No choice for that in wsjtx)
The solution is to use "Extra command line arguments" in CQRLogs TRX Control.
if you put "--civaddr=118" in this coloum (Hex76) it will work with default values.
In WSJT-x CQ Monitor I am finding that the USA states listed for stations are often wrong. Where does this info come from and is there a way to make it more accurate?
73, Bill NZ0T
I have upgraded to Ubuntu 18.10, and have done a fresh install of CQRLOG 2.3.0. when I try to run it, I get an error : Error during connection to database: TMYSQL57Connection: Server connection failed.
Whats going on?
I'm working with 2.3.0(103) on Kubuntu 18.10 and mainly wsjt-x.
Starting a qso with a known om there appears a list of the previous qsos. Sometimes this list stays visible after remote log, sometimes not.
It wold be very nice to keep this list visible always at least until starting a new qso!
MX, 73
In config/cqrlog which folder are the logfiles located?
thanks
john
my sql does not start any more.
Hier is the mysql.err file:
Hi,
I have been almost inactive due to severe qrm but nevertheless I'd like to have CQRlog running for the occasional QSO.
Recently, I upgraded my Mint 17.3 to 18.3 and I can't seem to get CQRlog running.
Something in the line of the title comes up and, basically, that's it.
Here are the last 20 lines of mysql.err:
Hi to all,
I recently made a system upgrade (inside ubuntu 16.04) and now my 3 CQRLOG-logs have disapeard totaly. I made logs saves, but the disapear as well. The .config/database directory only contains cqrlog001 and cqrlog_common. I have save files on an auxiliary disk but don't know what to restore.
Any help ?
73
Luc F6HJO
PS : Problem solved. Linux/ubuntu update had cleared directory and put all files in the trash...
I do some grid square roving while operating the satellites. In order for these "roves" to be legal I have to update my location in TQSL. I know how to enter this information in CQRLOG before I upload to LOTW and it works very well. What I would like to do is keep the information regarding my location somewhere on the page where I upload to LOTW Is there a way to do this, maybe on the line I'm allowed to modify for my command line argument?
73
John
KI4RO
I have been on FT-8 for some time now but have never used the CQ Monitor when in remote mode. Is there a manual or tutorial somewhere for it? The colors make sense but what do all the boxes like Flw, nHst Map sTx do? What about the buttons on the bottom My All Text Alert Loc?
Any help greatly appreciated!
73, Bill NZ0T
This file does not seem to stay after I modify it for AO-91.
Any ideas?
73
John
Hello everyone,
I have been able to figure out most everything in CQRLOG with but a few exceptions. What I am wondering though is this: When I enter a call into the call-sign field it does not auto populate the QTH, Grid, State or County fields. Is this normal or am I missing something?
Great program BTW. Thanks in advance.
I installed WSJT-X 2.0.0 today and am running CQlog 2.3.0.
I have to start WSJT-X separately from entering remote mode in CQRlog as I use a custom init file. I did this long ago with WSJT-X and have done so for about a year.
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