[WT-support] TX freq on BVFO is not TXed over network
Bob Wilson, N6TV
n6tv at arrl.net
Sat Jun 1 22:30:26 CEST 2019
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The difference in frequencies could be explained if the Cabrillo logs were
created on different computers with different options, or if the "Use the
Alternate Frequency for Radio 1" checkbox was selected when creating one
Cabrillo log, but not the other.
>From the Release Notes:
4.18.0 (Sept. 25, 2015)
- Cabrillo output file : New option to output the "alternate"
frequency for split QSO. May be useful if the available CAT data for
your radio can't be used to determine accurately the TX freq vs the
RX freq.
The setting is saved in wt.ini under:
LogCabrilloSwapFreqR1=0
LogCabrilloSwapFreqR2=0
Check the wt.ini file on both computers to see if they are set
differently. If so, that is the explanation.
73,
Bob, N6TV
On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 10:24 AM Zoli Pitman HA1AG <ha1ag at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In WPX I did SO2R with 2 computers in network. When I made QSOs on the
> B-VFO of one of the radios, the TX frequency was properly logged on the
> computer to which the radio was connected to, but not on the other. The
> networked PC simply logged the A-VFO freq.
>
> Radios: FT1000MPs
> Identical PCs with WT 4.27 under Win7
>
> Example:
>
> A VFO freq: 7036
> B VFO Freq: 7061
>
> Radio1 log:
>
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0341 HA1AG 599 0496 W1NN 599
> 228
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0341 HA1AG 599 0497 K5GQ 599
> 028
> QSO: 7061 CW 2019-05-25 0343 HA1AG 599 0498 TI7W 599
> 474
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0343 HA1AG 599 0499 UA1CUR 599
> 041
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0344 HA1AG 599 0500 R4BZ 599
> 097
>
> Radio 2 log.
>
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0341 HA1AG 599 0496 W1NN 599
> 228
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0341 HA1AG 599 0497 K5GQ 599
> 028
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0343 HA1AG 599 0498 TI7W 599
> 474
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0343 HA1AG 599 0499 UA1CUR 599
> 041
> QSO: 7036 CW 2019-05-25 0344 HA1AG 599 0500 R4BZ 599
> 097
>
> TI7W was worked on the B-VFO of Radio1 on 7061. All the other QSOs were
> run on 7036 on the B-VFO.
>
> In some cases I swapped VFOs to enjoy the narrower filters on VFO-A. The
> frequencies of those contacts were accurately propagated over the network.
>
> It occured to me when I tried to find out why the logs show different
> scores. When I started the analyze the differences between the Cabrillo
> outputs all the 417 B-VFO QSOs showed up as mismatch. :) This is a minor
> annoyance but can also disturb the log checking process.
>
> Larry, can you please make a correction for this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Zoli HA1AG
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