Hello,
Trying to get trx-control to talk with my TS-570. I'm using a usb to serial cable. Have set device to /dev/ttyUSB0, speed 57.600, databits 8 and no parity. Port is set to 4532. Poll to 500. Other settings are to default. Radio is 204.

Petr, is there a way to have the option for the QSO start/end time be "set by user" or "Set to now"?  Sometimes, i find that the QSO can go on for a bit and i'd like to be able to adjust time times without having to save the record.
Also, during my HRD ADIF import, it looks like all of the start/end times were set to zero minutes apart for each QSO.  Meaning if one Q started at 0700, the end time was 0700, while a different Q start time was 0730 and the end time was 0730.
Does this make sense?

I used CQRlog to participate in W1AW/8 here in West Virginia. CQRlog performed perfect. Not even a slight glitch.  100% awesome. CQRlog was very fast and never slowed.  The ability to enter a call have the 59 rst already there and just hit enter to log qso was great. Then to wipe call entry window by hitting the Esc key twice was invaluable.  Things went so smooth with CQRlog that the first night I logged 465 qso's in 3 hours. Fantastic! Then I was on RTTY for a lot of the event. And the link between fldigi and CQRlog was perfect.

Greets to all!
 
I am involved with the radio club at the Battleship New Jersey museum-ship in Camden, NJ (http://www.nj2bb.org/), and we have 4 stations in the club.  Currently they are logging with an OLD Win-XP setup - one PC at each station.  Aside from being tied to old logging programs, and the security issues of Windows, the logging data has to be collected from each PC and consolidated on another box in the secretary's machine.
 

I had to reinstall Ubuntu 14.04.1 recently and now, when I conect DX cluster window in CQRLog it works but it is black. As well as the Band Map. If I change the color of the font to other then black I can see spots if not... :) The problem is that I don't seem to have changed anything since the previous install.