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How to log FT4

Submitted by ae8u on

I am a new user so this may be something in the help file, but I have not found an answer. It is my understanding that LOTW only recognizes FT4 as mode MFSK with a sub-mode of FT4. Unless that has been changed, how do I enter a FT4 QSO so that it will be accepted into CQRLOG and will successfully upload into LOTW?

Thanks and 73,
Mike, AE8U

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New "Official" release of CQRLog - when?

Submitted by WG9L on

This is NOT meant to be a flame.

The last "Official" release of CQRLog is ver. 2.5.2 and is now over 3 years old. There are updates via GitHub, but if I was new potential user, I would probably only install the "official" release which is quite old now. In fact, if I didn't know any better and was a noob, I would just think, CQRLog is a dead program since it's last release date is SO old.

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Voice Keyer - Elecraft K4

Submitted by WG9L on

I am trying to get CQRLog to key my Elecraft K4 radio's built-in voice memories via the use of keyboard Fx (Function keys) just like on CW.

When I am using Windoze 10 and N1MM logger for contests, there is a VERY simple command that can be easily modified in a text editor to execute a radio command via CAT control. The command to use in the N1MM program is: {CAT1ASC PB1;} This command tells the radio to use CAT and send radio memory push button #1, in which I have recorded my CQ message. The radio can store up to 8 different voice messages PB1 - PB8.

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A script to generate the satellites from LoTW

Submitted by N9KT on

Saku made a shell script to do this a long time ago, but it stopped working because of changes in the LoTW page format. So, I redid it with comments to make it easier to change if the LoTW page changes again. I put my script in a file so I could easily run it whenever I needed. Here are the steps:

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Rotor control with remote Raspberry Pi

Submitted by DL1ELU on

Hi folks,
I'm Christian DL1ELU and have just installed CQRLOG 2.5.2. on Linux Mint 21.2 Cinnamon. Everything looks good so far, but I'm struggling with rotator control:
In the near future I'm going to control my rotator from a RaspberryPi that will sit on the tower (and do some other things like switching antennas, webcam etc.). On the RPi I have installed a software from here: https://www.clearskyinstitute.com/ham/G5500/

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Rigctld not working

Submitted by NZ0T on

My rigctld has stopped working. I am using 2.6.0_122-Gtk2 Alpha. When I run whereis -b rigctld I get /usr/bin/rigctld /usr/local/bin/rigctld which is two diferent paths. Hamlib version in synaptic is 4.3.1-1 build 2. My WSJTX Hamlib version is 4.6. WSJTX rigctld works just fine. I tried switching the rigctls path in CQrlog to the WSJTX version with no luck. My guess is that somehow a second path has appeared and is causing rigctld to not work - how can I fic this?

73, Bill NZ0T

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