Last year I posted a message asking how I could best log with different callsigns from the same location (needed for award tracking). It was suggested that I try using Profiles, which I have sucessfully up to now.
http://www.cqrlog.com/node/807
However now we have OnLine log uploads, which is a brilliant addittion to CQRLog and my thanks go to Petr and other contributors for the excellent 1.7.0 release.
I now face a new problem. I have segregated my log as follows:
Hi Petr and martin,
Hello,
can you please add a short cut for 'do not send QSL', please? Like ctrl+s for 'sent' :-)
tnx,
Andre, DL4UNY
Hello there,
I consider to migrate my current log data to cqrlog. ADIF seems to be the only way.
Now I can't find the right destination fields or tables of my running logs. Goes all worked awards and club members into one award field?
How to deal with table content of worked German DOKs?
Has the migration to go with one shot or can I split it in basic data like date, time. call, name,
and upload my worked award tables later?
How ever, I played around for a while with cqrlog. Now it looks great and I would like
to work with it.
73,
New to Linux and CQRLog but have successfully used my K3 with various bits of Windows software.
Preferences have been set up as per previous postings - /dev/ttyS0, 38400-8-N-2 etc and I belong to the dialout group, but the program refuses to talk to the rig.
In terminal mode $ rigctld -r /dev/ttyS0 -m 229 produces no response, but substituting rigctl for rigctld in the statement allows me to communicate with the K3. I get frequency and mode returned in response to 'f' and 'm'.
Hi,
I am trying to set Xplanet so my QTH is in the centre, I cant seem to do this. I have my Locator grid set and the grayline map shows this correct but Xplanet duses the default of Lat 0 Lon 0.
Any ideas??
73's
Bob G8NSV
I am able to reproduce this error routinely.
1) Open the QSO list
2) Use the bottom scroll bar to move all the way to beyond the rightmost column that shows some blank space
3) Use the mouse on the Up/Down scroll bar to view older QSOs - all is good
HOWEVER
4) If I use the mouse wheel to move the screen up or down, CQRlog immediately exits completely and closes all windows with no screen error messages
Not a big deal - just an observed and reproducible error
Thanks
Jobst
AC0LP
I had this working in Ubuntu 13.10, but went back to Ubuntu 12.04 due to problems unrelated to CQRLog. Currently running CQRLog 1.61 in Ubuntu 12.04. I added myself to dialout group. Still cannot get Icom 746Pro to communciate. Any help is appreciated.
73, Mark WC5M
Here is output from terminal:
Hi everyone,
I have an eqsl confirmation problem and can't find an answer in the forum.
When I download my log from eqsl there is not a confirmation in the cqrlog eqsl_r field for the qso's that are confirmed on eqsl.
Sometimes I get confirmations from qso's from a few years ago or more recent qso's but I don't see a pattern in it.
It worked fine till a few weeks ago.
The same thing with LOTW works ok.
Does anyone have the same problem or got an answer for this?
I'm using Cqrlog 1.6.1 on Xubuntu 13.10.
Hello,
I am trying a new installation of CQRLOG. FLDIGI and FLRIG are installed and working. However CQRLOG will not communicate with my rig. The serial comm to the rig is a Microham Digikeyer II, and this is working properly with FLRIG. I have already tried all the usual items:
I am in the dialout group
I am in the mhuxd group
Case of device name is correct (/dev/mhuxd/cat1)
I have set the baud rate manually
In setting up cqrlog today I found this:
Starting RigCtld .../usr/bin/rigctld -m 128 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t 4532 -s 9600 --set-conf=data_bits=8,stop_bits=1,parity=None,serial_handshake=Hardware,dtr_state=ON,rts_state=ONConfig parameter error: Feature not availablerigctld started!Connected to localhost:4532
This was for a Yaesu FT-950.
After a little troubleshooting it apprears some of the options are not what rigctld wants.
I don.t realy know if i could call this a bug, but it just does not look nice...
When you log a QSO on, for example, 28.500, in the QSO window, it displays it as 28.5
Or when you log 7.100 as frequency, it becomes 7.1
As 7.1 = 7.100 , its not realy a bug , but it would just look nicer if it was 7,100
Is this a setting by any chance?
Otherwise i am starting to love this program more and more... keep up the good work guys!
Cheers!
Alex,
PA1SBM
Where can I get a version for Windows 8 64Bit to download
If you're like me, you use CQRLog daily and while you might enter a contest you're not usually getting into the thousands of contacts. If you are, you should be using a real contest logger.
However you can use CQRLog relatively efficiently if you have hamlib set up to get frequency information and especially if you're doing a "search and pounce" strategy where you have time to set up the fields before you make the QSO.
On Downloads:Recent version I see this:
For those who does not use Ubuntu, there are Debian packages:
cqrlog_1.6.1-1_i386.debcqrlog_1.6.1-1_amd64.deb
Hi,
it will be very nice to see. When i try enter callsign to cqrlog person which is in aircraft "callsign/AM" cqrlog ignore prefix and tells "Unknow country".
Can you make turn off prefix recognize after "/" when "AM" is present?
73! Pawel
[quote=wa1ytw] I tried this:Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) users can use CQRLOG’s repository on Launchpad. To add repository to your system, put into terminal this:sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppasudo apt-get updatebut I don't see anything useful on my ubuntu box, there were a coupl failures first time through but I can't seem to recall what I learned before I had to return my asus 1015E-ds03 for service which needed a factory reset, hence repositorry info gone, dependencies gone, memory gone.
I tried this:
Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) users can use CQRLOG’s repository on Launchpad. To add repository to your system, put into terminal this:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppasudo apt-get update
Im trying to transfer over to Linux and your software is highly recommended, however Ive a couple issues.
Ive to 10,000+ contacts and Ive imported them fine from DXKeeper. I then did a download from EQSL/LOTW however if I do
an upload and select only those not on LOTW/EQSL it tries to send the whole log ?
Also I decided to bite the bullet and just upload them but the progam hangs on the Signing log on LOTW.
What did I miss. Does not CQRLOG sync with LOTW/EQSL like DXKeeper?
Hello,
I've updated from version 1.55 to 1.61.
Now "export for label printing" ist not working correctly. The created list is completly different to the version 1.55. Also there are fields exported, which I havn't seleted and other fields are missing.
Here a screensahot of the selected fields:
Earlier this month, the ARRL released a new version of the TQSL program which combines TQSL and TQSLCert into one program and makes some other changes. See http://www.arrl.org/news/view/tqsl-2-0-software-released-for-logbook-of-... for more information. The bad news is that no compiled version is currently availabe; see http://www.arrl.org/tqsl-download. The ARRL's statement on that issue is:
I'd like to see CQRLOG support the following ADIF fields: PROGRAMID, and PROGRAMVERSION field. Once supported and log files populated we may see CQRLog climb up logging prtogram leader boards like the one at Clublog: http://www.clublog.org/software.php Clublog uses these fields to determine which logging program is uploading ADIF files. I know Linux is still a minority OS but I don't believe it only has 0.08% market share! Supporting and populating these fields may see some more representative stats here.
When I enter a call for a previously worked stattion, CQRLog automatically fills in the new QSO fields from that QSO entry. If callbook lookup shows a new (accurate) address for this callsign, is there a way to automatically overwrite these fields with this new address for this upcoming QSO?
Thank you!
73 - Paul - N9GXA
Hello,
after running cqrlog some hout i got this Message on CLI:
CRITICAL ERROR: BANDMAP IS FULL
And some times I got a Error that the Database went away and I have to shut cqrlog down.
I use CQRLog 1.6.1 on Ubuntu 12.0.4.3 64 Bit
So. If I quit cqrlog there are Warning too:
131124 18:46:46 [Note] /usr/sbin/mysqld: Normal shutdown
131124 18:46:46 InnoDB: Starting shutdown...
(cqrlog:4449): LIBDBUSMENU-GLIB-WARNING **: Trying to remove a child that doesn't believe we're it's parent.
Hi Guys
wondered if anyone had set up and used the new IC7100 under Linux/CQRlog ?? yet. . . . .?
Thanks:
Peter
G4NKX
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