Log-Program
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UCX Log I am using.
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Log4OM
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I am using XMLOG (works fine with Sat-logging e.g. for LOTW, eQSL....)
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N1MM
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Hi All
Thank you very much for your answer and tips
I'm using Log4om for short wave but would like to separate short wave and SAT.
I'm now going to test these log programs and let know.
73 de HB9RYZ
Wolfgang
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I am using XMLOG (works fine with Sat-logging e.g. for LOTW, eQSL....)
Hi Johannes
I just installed XMLOG on Windows 10. This software is a very old piece of software and the Window to enter the QSO is to small using on big screen. And I found no evidence of SAT-fields in the Log exept the freq. but not SAT-name and no SAT-PROP fields.
So, this will be not my logbook program for the QO-100 QSOs
Thanks and 73
Wolfgang, HB9RYZ
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N1MM
Hi Remco
I know N1MM but I never got happy with this software - for contest OK.
Perhaps at the end my choice if I don't find any other better log software.
Thanks and 73 de HB9RYZ
Wolfgang
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I have Logger32. It works fine and export data is accepted by LotW.
You need to make some settings: Bandplan for 13cm, prop mode = SAT and sat name = QO-100.
Hi Armin
I already installed Logger32. But as I was importing my ADIF-File from HAM Office, Logger32 was not able to handle the freq. 2400 MHz. So no QSO was imported and I don't know where to tweak Logger32 to import my ADIF-File without any error.
Thanks and 73 de HB9RYZ
Wolfgang
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Hi Wolfgang,
a bad import into Logger creates an error file called "bad.adi" in the main Logger folder.
Check there what is wrong with your ADIF data.
Maybe the frequency is in a different format. Logger uses 2400.000000 for 2.4 GHz.
Maybe you first have to edit the "Band / Mode" table of Logger.
See my example:
73 Armin
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DB2OS
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I’m not using a Logging program but if I upload my FT8 and FT4 QSOs direct from WSJT-X program all these QSO uploaded without sat flag. So IF verified they count as simplex QSOs on 13 cm band!!!!
73s Alex
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Hello Wolfgang,
obviously you did not read the instruction manual
In the options menue you can activate different things - one of the features are special fields for Sat-use: e.g. Sat-name, Sat mode.....
I feel comfortable with this (in my opinion) very good freeware program.
73 de Johannes
Hello Johannes,
could you recommend this logging software to new users of QO-100 and what about exporting data? Are they accepted by LotW?
Until now I used Ham Radio Deluxe, but I´m not sure, if this will suit for my purposes any longer.
73 de Richard
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Hello Richard,
I use this progamm for many years and in the options menue you can activate special "fields" for SAT-use.
You can export the Log as ADIF or CSV and also send it "direct" to LOTW. The SAT-Mode and name of satellite etc. are correctly recogniced and accepted by LOTW (and eQSL and Clublog....).
Thus I think it's a very nice programm which fulfills all MY needs and so I reccomend it. And it's freeware.
But I also recommend you to read the instruction manual before use
73, happy new year de Johannes
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Thank you Johannes for your info, which makes my decision much easier. Just now, some days after my first QSOs via the bird, it´s a good choice to start with this new logging programme.
All the best for the new year!
73, Richard
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LOG4OM. Works perfect. But some additions are needed in (one XML file & some editing).
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Moin,
even if I use SDRconsole for QO100 I log my QSOs in cqrlog. This is because I use Linux most of the time and I won't take care of two different Logprogramms. So I linked my Linux Notebook (using socat) with the Windows Notebook (using "HW Virtual Serial Port") (this is a serial connection via the network). Works fine due the TS-2000 emulation mode for SDRconsole.
