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QSOs out of order

Submitted by g0ukb on

If I make more than one QSO in the same minute then often they will appear in my log-book in the wrong order. Exporting to ADIF I notice that there is no seconds field in time-on so I'm guessing CQRLOG logs with just hours and mins and QSOs with a duplicate timestamp are sorted alphabetically or something.

Have I missed a 'preference' to allow seconds to be logged in the time? Although CQRLOG is not a contest logger I use it for casual contesting and have a little code that converts the ADIF into CAB format so, once I manually score the log I can submit it.

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FT-897D

Submitted by m0pgx on

My 897 seems to talk one way with CQRLog.
The software can read from the radio, but it can't do things like change frequency and mode.
If I open TRX control and click on a band the radio doesn't change frequency and CQRLOG stops reading from the radio. When I close TRX control and select Refresh TRX control from the file menu CQRLOG starts reading from the radio again.

Any ideas?

Paul
M0PGX

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I'm sorry

Submitted by ok2cqr on

Hello,

I'm very sorry that I didnt send any response to this forum for so long time. I have my right hand in palster and it is very painful to type on keyborad. Please be patient, I will answer to all questions but it will take some time.

73 Petr, OK2CQR

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Fedora 16 - 64-bit

Submitted by m0nkc on

Hi all,

I've read a lot about cqrlog and would really like to use it. Unfortunately I'm not having much luck on my 64-bit Fedora 16. After some time spent ldd-ing the hamlib executable and duly installing the missing dependencies, there's only one final hurdle I can't overcame: hamlib.

As far as I can see cqrlog is generally linked with 32-bit shared libraries (most of which I could install without any problems). However, hamlib comes with a couple of executables whose path is identical in its 32-bit and 64-bit incarnations, when I try to install the 32-bit hamlib, yum dies with:

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upload to LoTW not working

Submitted by KG4AKV on

Hi, First of all thank you for all the hard work on CQRLog. It really is great software.

I am using CQRLog 1.3.0 from the prebuilt binary on the website. I am on Fedora 16 x86_64 and using TrustedQSL packages from Fedora (not the ones built by Petr). I am able to upload logs successfully both manually (export logs from CQRlog and sign using tqsl) and by uploading the tq8 file generated/signed by CQRLog directly to the arrl lotw site. What I'm saying there is that I can take the tq8 files from /home/john/.config/cqrlog/lotw and go to arrl's lotw site and attach them and they work fine.

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Dupes

Submitted by oh1mrr on

Hi

Made mistake, loaded into log old log and now I have all qsos twice
in log. How can I remove dupes? One by one? I have tried to look filter,
but can't figure how to do with that. There is not sorting meganism for
dupes? Terrible job to do one by one.

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Fedora 16 FT-897D

Submitted by K4LMP on

I just installed CQRlog, and got my log imported. I have run into a few problems. First, rig control will not work with my FT-897D. I have it set up at 38400, 8N2. No handshake. It works fine under Grig. device is /dev/ttyUSB0. Also, every now and then I get an "access violation". It says "press OK to ignore and risk data corruption, or cancel to quit program", or something to that effect. I can close CQRlog, open Grig, and the rig control is fine. Any ideas on these problems?

Thanks es 73's,
Jeff
K4LMP

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