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Scott has provided instructions in the documentation included in the file download. This link is listed in our web site directory since Friday Sep 20 2002, and till today 'WriteLog for Windows' has been followed for a total of 5103 times.

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The main category is Ham Radio Contest software that is about Contest program for ham radio contesting events, list of contest software. Since the files are simple XML files, all you need to edit them is a text editor program, such as TextEdit on the Mac. About WriteLog for Windows The resource is currently listed in in a single category. If you work contests or are considering making a DX-pedition.

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Creating a new log file for your contest is as simple as repurposing the code from an existing contest XML file. If youre into HF ham radio, youve got to see MacLoggerDX in operation with its station. The best part about Scott Andersen’s new version of CabConverter, at least for me, is that hams can now create log files for contests not included in the default set of contests provided with the app. This I completely agree with, and my time using HRD was always a great.

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Amongst the re-tweets and comments i received, Danny (PA3DM) did mention that HRD is not just a logbook, but a full suite of digital modes, rotor and a rig control system. The program has been completely rewritten in Java, so you need to ensure you’ve got a current version of Java on your Mac. I recently tweeted that I had dropped Ham Radio Deluxe in favour for MacLoggerDX. Once the TAR (Tape ARchive) file downloads to your Mac, double-click it to open the set of file folders.

Macloggerdx contests zip#

Once at the site, click the Zip download button near the top of the page. The latest version of CabConverter is available at NE1RD’s web site. The current version is 2.02, released in January 2013. It was 1.36 (2010), several versions behind. Speed Log for entering old paper log and QSL card data. SWL Schedules, Rig Control and Memory Scanning. DXpedition Tracker with Band/Mode Alarms. I failed to check whether the version of CabConverter supplied with MacLoggerDX was the most recent. Contest Helper with K5ZD call completion and by-band Dupe Checking. It is a truly impressive product with myriad add-ins that make it a real Swiss Army Knife application for hams, whether you are a contester or not.Īlong with your purchase of MacLoggerDX comes a working copy of CabConverter, a handy utility needed to convert MacLoggerDX ADIF exports to Cabrillo format for log submission. If you know of any others that should be on the list, please let me know and. With this script, you can log directly into RUMlogNG, either assigned to its own key/macro or added to any part of the QSO.I recently purchased MacLoggerDX as my regular and contest logging application. Here is a list of known logging and contest applications that support WinKeyer. Set qsoNote to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_NOTES”Įlse if fldigiModemName = “BPSK1000” then These two tables are updated dynamically as you type a call into MLDX - not waiting for a lookup. The Contest Helper Window has two main sections - the K5ZD Call Completion tableand the Duplicates table. Set opLocator to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_LOCATOR” This floating window is presented when you select 'Contest Helper.' from the Log Menu. Set opQth to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_QTH” Set opName to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_NAME” Set qsoRcvdRST to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_RST_IN” Set qsoSentRST to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_RST_OUT” Set fldigiModemName to system attribute “FLDIGI_MODEM” Set qsoFrequency to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_FREQUENCY” Set qsoCallsign to system attribute “FLDIGI_LOG_CALL” This script writes the current QSO into RUMlogNG:

One option is to export ADIF files and import them.įldigi can execute AppleScript. I want to work contacts in fldigi but manage my log in RUMlogNG.

It’s a little bit of a hassle to get fldigi and RUMlogNG to work together. MacLoggerDX has a beautiful interface and a lot of eye candy. But for the shack I found much better user groups for Windows software. I am a MAC user and use MAC for everything else since retiring. I've found Windows to be more user friendly with fldigi and Signalink also.

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There are several out there ( cocoaModem, MultiMode), but the king of the hill is fldigi.įldigi supports most digital modes, allows „macros,“ has rig control and covers my needs. After messing with a number of free ham software packages for the MAC I decided to run a MS Windows machine with N3FJP logging software. Since I am mostly into digital modes (PSK31), I need a program to assist me with that. Of course, we should use our Macs and iDevices for that. I noticed there are several hams (amateur radio operators) here on the forums.