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Download
The program is packed in self-extracting file and therefore very easy to install to the
computer. After you have downloaded the package you need to create a directory there you
want to have LOGGER installed. Move to the directory and run the self-extracting file from
this directory, see example below.
c:> mkdir logger
c:> cd logger
c:logger> a:log119.exe self-extracting file on disc (a:)
For program upgrade do the same and answer yes when program wants to overwrite any existing files.
No user built files will be overwritten.
Install and start-up instruction and
Simple HowTo instructions in Swedish.
Latest version of LOGGER (information)
Latest documentation (PDF file need's Acrobat reader):
If you are using LOGGER when please send a short e-mail to this address
[email protected].
I'm will be very happy to know about it and your welcome with feedback etc.
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Revision History
In the revision history there will be list of all versions of LOGGER and
with the compiled date. The version and complied date you can find under
menu HELP and the ABOUT selection. Here will also for each version be a
short text telling the difference from previous version.
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LOGGER 1.19
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[Mar 20 2004]
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Added support for NAC 10 meter contest. In LOGGER named NAC-28SM/OH.
Add voice recording when using W9XT DVK board (playback ok).
Fixed error in the EDI-file regarding antenna text.
Updated text message for the DX-cluster function "Send DX-spot".
Change some shortkeys for LOGGERNET and DX-cluster functions.
For more information read the readme.txt file.
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LOGGER 1.18
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[Dec 13 2003]
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Update NAC contests with new locator bonus points (2004).
Add day of week/month check in LOGGER. This function is today enabled
in the configuration files for all NAC contests and SM-KVTAL contest.
Change the DX-cluster TALK window. Added to the TALK window the
possiblity to easy use the nice DX-spider CHAT function.
Change LOGGER to the CTY.DAT file for DXCC lookup and DXCC information.
For more information see CT9 country file.
Add a terminal server function to share a common DX-cluster connection over the
ICOM CI-V network between several computers running the LOGGER program.
Add "keep alive" feature for a DX-cluster connection over GPRS-network (GSM mobilphone).
Impoved the ICOM CI-V bus function and code. Add selective usage of RTS/DTR-lines
to power ICOM-bus interface.
Fixed some minor program errors.
Release a new version of the loggerTelnetWin32 program (ver 1.01).
There have sometimes been problems with long "delay" for data transfer from loggerTelnetWin32
to LOGGER. Hope this version of loggerTelnetWin32 will solve some of these problems.
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LOGGER 1.17
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[Jun 11 2003]
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Add support for microwave band higher then 24 GHz. Update NAC-MW contest files with
support for 1.3 GHz - 248 GHz.
Add support for INTERNET connection of LOGGER.
This gives you the possibility to within LOGGER have access to DX-cluster/DX-spider
nodes on Internet.
Add ICOM CI-V interface for control of ICOM radio from LOGGER.
Today only tested with the ICOM IC-706. LOGGER can also control antenna rotor
connected to CI-bus. Today only a PIC-controller with my own control program used
together with a Yaesu G-800SDX rotor. More information will come...
Add multi operator mode using windows file share network function. This is a
pre-version of this feature and is not fully tested because I don't use it myself.
Please send feedback if you use it!
Add name/phone information lookup when pressing "ALT-letter".
Add/update this information is easy done with the CTRL-N key.
Two comment files for each contest. Main comment is included into the EDI file and
to the L_COMM.TXT file. The secondary comment is only included into the L_COMM.TXT file.
Write for example the 'native language comment' in the main comment and the English
comment in the secondary comment. Of cause it will depend on what kind of contest
you have worked.
Fixed some minor program errors.
Mayby I also added som errors in the code, we will see.
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LOGGER 1.16
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[May 29 2002]
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Solve a problem regarding DXCC identification. The new DXCC.TXT file gives
that some call is noted as unknown DXCC. This is because of an error in LOGGER
and not in the DXCC.TXT file.
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LOGGER 1.15
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[May 24 2002]
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Solve QSO number problem related to SMOH contest (common QSO number for
all bands). Fixed many other minor problems. Added function to reduce
the beacon list. Improved presentation for "end of duplicate time limit"
used during the Estonian Open VHF/USH/SHF Contest. Sun/moon position and
rise/set calculations. Add easy configuration set-up.
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LOGGER 1.14
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[Feb 17 2002]
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This version will make versions 1.10-1.13 obsolete because the LOGGER crash during
generation of L_COMM and L_STAT-file is solved. Major fixes are the updated generation
L_COMM/L_STAT/UQF-files. Fixed/change in the generation of ADI/HTML-files (tnx SM3LWP).
Station information should now also be written in format "RIGG, POWER, ANTENNA" like
"IC-706, 100W, 5 el Tonna". If so the power and antenna information will be correct
written in ADI/EDI files. Several minor errors also fixed.
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LOGGER 1.13
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[Oct 27 2001]
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When exit LOGGER the program sometimes hangs. I think I have located
the problem in functions, which produce the L_COMM.TXT and L_STAT.TXT
files. I have therefore in this release disable this generation until
I have a better implementation. Because of limited time I can't set
a time limit when it will be fixed. Also included in this release is
an improved setting of CW/SSB mode for AURORA QSO.
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LOGGER 1.12
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[Oct 08 2001]
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Solves the error regarding locator bonus calculation.
The problem occurs when you log more then 32000 locator points.
With locator bonus of 500 the limit were 64 locators.
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LOGGER 1.11
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[Jul 27 2001]
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Solves the error with to high distance points for QSO with station in the same square as you use.
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LOGGER 1.10
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[Jul 12 2001]
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Add some new functionality and solve several minor errors.
Examples of new functions are:
Add the ADI export file format (automatically generated) for easy import of contest
log data into other log programs for example
EA6VQ.
Change distance points calculation according to the recommended
for VHF contest.
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LOGGER 1.00
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[May 11 1999]
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The first release of LOGGER.
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LOGGER 0.32
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[May 04 1996]
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The last pre-series version of LOGGER.
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LOGGER 0.00
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[Before 1992]
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The first version of LOGGER I have found on my backups.
How to use it I don't really know. I sure must look into the
source code to find out how to use this version. Hope nobody
needs the help file for this version.
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Archives
In the archive there will only be older version of LOGGER.
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log118.exe
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log118.zip
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LOGGER version 1.18 (~300kB)
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on request
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log117.zip
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LOGGER version 1.17 (~300kB)
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on request
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log116.zip
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LOGGER version 1.16 (~300kB)
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on request
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on request
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LOGGER version 1.15 (~300kB)
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on request
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on request
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LOGGER version 1.14 (~300kB)
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on request
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on request
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LOGGER version 1.00 (~300kB)
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on request
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on request
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LOGGER version 0.32 (~300kB)
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on request
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on request
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LOGGER version 0.00 (<300kB)
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Information files
Contest configuration files these files shall be located in the LOGGER config
directory. For each contest there are two files which most be loaded together into
the config directory. To easy download a file use right mouse button and select
"Save Target as" or similar function when pointing to the selected link.
Get all files listed above in one file. Save this file all.exe
into the config directory of LOGGER and execute the file there. Answer YES to overwrite existing files.
Updated information files for LOGGER regarding
the Beacon, the Geographic and DXCC files. These files shall be located in the
LOGGER info directory.
To easy download a file use right mouse button and select "Save Target as" or
similar function when pointing to the selected link.
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Internet connection of LOGGER
From version 1.17 of LOGGER there is a possibility to have
direct Internet connection from the LOGGER program to for
example a DX-spider node on the Internet.
To be able to establish such connection between LOGGER and
Internet you need to run LOGGER in a DOS-BOX under Windows.
You will also need a version of loggerTelnet program,
which can be downloaded below.
The following steps shall help you establish LOGGER to
Internet connection.
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Install LOGGER
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Install LOGGER version 1.17 or newer.
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Install loggerTelnet
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Download and install loggerTelnetWin32 application in
the LOGGER directory (the directory there LOGGER.EXE
will be).
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Set-up
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Start LOGGER and select "LOGGER->Terminal Set-up"
- Set "Terminal for... Terminal"
Set under "Communication set-up"
- Port.... FILE
- EOL..... CRLF
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Terminal
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Exit the set-up and select "Logger->Terminal"
Will bring up a terminal with in/output windows.
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Start loggerTelnet
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Start the loggerTelnetWin32 application (for Windows computer).
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Internet
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Connect you computer to Internet...
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Do connect
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Select on the loggerTelnetWin32 program "Program->Connection".
Enter the connection server name and port number.
Press enter or OK button and the program will connect the
server ant print out any text in its display window.
Address:
The name of the server to connect or the IP-address if you know that.
Port:
The port number to connect to the server (default is 8000).
Login:
If you enter you callsign here the program will automatically login
using it when it receive a "login" text. If the connection goes done
it will retry to connect the server with 10 seconds interval.
Multi-op:
Only used when using the multi operator station set-up (LOGGER -f option).
Enter the same directory as used in the -f option without ending \ character.
All LOGGER stations will then use one connection to Internet.
On the following DX-spider nodes you can use the LOGGERNET group functions without any problems (server:port):
sk3w.shacknet.nu:8000
sk3gw.shacknet.nu:8000
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Text display
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Hopefully this message will then also show up on the
LOGGER terminal input window. Normally it will end
with a "login" text.
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Login
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In the LOGGER terminal you may now enter the login
name, usually you callsign, and press enter. Now
you shall able to use the nodes commands etc.
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Exit
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Exit the connection with bye command in LOGGER terminal
and then exit the loggerTelnetWin32 program.
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More
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For using DX-cluster/DX-spider and the LOGGERNET functions in
LOGGER see the help file.
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If you want more information about DX-spider, please go
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LOGGERNET
If you are using the internet/packet radio connection in LOGGER you also have the
possibility to run LOGGERNET over this connection. LOGGERNET is a way to communicate
and announce QSO/point information to other stations in LOGGERNET. In LOGGERNET of today
you can:
Send/receive alert message to/from all connected stations.
Send/receive a normal broadcast message to/from all connected stations.
Send/receive a chat message to/from selected stations.
Get needed call/locator information from other stations QSO information.
View the current result table for the connected stations.
Search for call/locator in other station QSO information.
Below follows information how to connect and use LOGGERNET over different nodes.
For more information about this and LOGGERNET setup see the help file.
Using LOGGERNET over DX-spider node
When using DX-spider the LOGGERNET information can be send
as local announcements or using the new chat function. The
selection of mode is made in file "config\dxspider.txt".
The default mode is to use the chat function. To be able
to use this you must FIRST join the LOGGERNET group by
sending "join loggernet" command to the DX-spider node!
Using chat loggernet group:
-Enter terminal window
-Connect the DX-spider node C SK3W
-Wait for connection and prompt
-Join the LOGGERNET group join loggernet
-Exit terminal window
-Run the contest
-Enter terminal window
-Exit DX-spider node bye
If you want to leave this chat group the command is
"leave loggernet".
If you DX-spider node don't support chat/join/leave
commands you need to run LOGGERNET with local announcement.
Using local announcement:
-Enter terminal window
-Connect the DX-spider node C SK3W
-Wait for connection and prompt
-Exit terminal window
-Run the contest
-Enter terminal window
-Exit DX-spider node bye
The advantage of the chat mode is that it's possible to use
worldwide while local announcement is just local. You shall not
configure LOGGERNET to use full announcement.
Using LOGGERNET over BBS/DX-cluster node
LOGGERNET uses converse mode on BBS or DX-Cluster so the
station forming a net must in some way connect to the same
converse node in the packet radio net. Talk to you local
net people how get a converse mode node on the net.
The command to enter the converse mode on a FBB BBS node can be the "C" command
and to exit the converse mode use the ".Q" command.
-Enter terminal window
-Connect the BBS with command C SK0CT
-Wait for connection and prompt
-Enter converse mode C
-Wait for enter information from the node
-Exit terminal window
-Run the contest
-Enter terminal window
-Exit converse mode .Q
-Exit BBS BYE
The command to enter converse mode on DX cluster node can be the "CONFER" command
and to exit the converse mode use the "/EXIT" command.
-Enter terminal window
-Connect the DX-cluster with command C SK0CT
-Wait for connection and prompt
-Enter converse mode CONFER
-Wait for enter information from the node
-Exit terminal window
-Run the contest
-Enter terminal window
-Exit converse mode /EXIT
-Exit DX-cluster BYE
Most converse modes on BBS and DX cluster will have a
timeout time of 30/60 minutes. So if you not logging any
QSO and sending chat messages you can be kicked out of the
node. Then just enter it again and try to be more active in
the contest.
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CI-BUS in LOGGER
From LOGGER version 1.17 you can control an ICOM radio connected to LOGGER. There is
also support to control antenna rotor, transverter controller and CW keyer. The antenna
and transverter controller is build around PIC16F87x micro controller. The CW keyer
is running as a Linux server and hopefully in PIC16F87x controller soon.
Information about these controller programs will hopefully come when it's ready for publication.
To use CI-bus in LOGGER you need a CI-bus interface and also do some settings in the
LOGGER CI-bus configuration file and also enable CI-bus when starting LOGGER.
Hopefully the following text will help you start CI-bus on LOGGER.
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Interface
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You need to buy or build an interface between the serial port (COM1/2) on the
computer and the ICOM CI-V bus. There are a lot of examples how to build this
on Internet. You can also buy it from ICOM and other if you don't like to
build it.
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Copy CCI file
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In the directory "config" you will find a file "example.cci".
This file shall be copied to the same name as your *.stn file in the config directory. If the
station file name is "SM0LCB.STN" the copy exam_ci.cci with following command,
C:\LOGGER> copy config\exam_ci.cci config\sm0lcb.cci
Note that the file extension shall be CCI.
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Edit CCI file
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When you copy the file to the station name you must edit it to reflect this station set-up.
The file holds some information how to get CI-V buss running with LOGGER and it also holds
the set-up of addresses etc for radio/rotor. The set-up of radio can be done as global for
all bands and selected set-up for one band. For more information see the file. For example
you can set frequency offset on each band so you will get correct frequency in LOGGER even
if you using transverter.
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Start LOGGER
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When you finish the set-up and connected the interface on selected serial port you are
ready to start LOGGER and see if it works,
C:\LOGGER> logger -CIx:y
C:\LOGGER> logger -CIx:ys
there x shall be 1 when using COM1 and 2 when using COM2. Set y to the computer number
in the range of 0-9 (normally 0). The y value is important if you want to have more then
one LOGGER program on the same CI-V bus.
If you want to use a ICOM interface that need power from RTS and/or DTR-lines you must
set the s parameters. Set an R if you want to use RTS-line and/or a D if you need
DTR-line to power the interface.
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Then LOGGER start up and the selected band have a unit controlled over the CI-V bus you shall
see a green status line in the display.
To control a station press ALT-1 for station A and ALT-6 for station B. When there is
a window to write control command to station (radio, rotor...).
On ALT-3/8 you will have fast switching between CW and USB for station A/B, nice because
toggling on the IC-706 usually go wrong when you need to be quick.
When you pressed ALT-1/6 the following commands can be used for radio control,
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144.300
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Enter a complete frequency with a '.' at the MHz point.
Observe that the offset for current bad will be used before the
frequency is sent to the radio!
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Part of the frequency which always starts with a '.' character.
The program will the take current MHz number from the radio and add
the entered as part of MHz.
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C< fq >
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Set radio to CW mode and if percent the entered frequency as complete/part.
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S< fq >
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Set radio to USB mode and if percent the entered frequency as complete/part.
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F< fq >
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Set radio to FM mode and if percent the entered frequency as complete/part.
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If you want more information about ICOM CI-bus and how to build interface, please go
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Multi operator mode
Observe, the multi operator mode in LOGGER today is a pre-version and is not fully tested
and can therefore have bugs and functionally problems.
The multi operator mode use a common log file which is accessible for all LOGGER station using
the NetBEUI file share in windows operation system, see figure below. Therefore you need to set-up
network functions on all station to be able to use this function. For more information about this
see the Windows system.
When the network is up running the main station (in the figure station A) shall share a
directory/drive to be used by the other stations. The other stations shall connect to this
share by mapping it to a local drive. For more information about this see the Windows system.
Needed file shares/mapping and how to start LOGGER:
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Station A
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Set-up file share of the directory "C:\SHARE".
Starting LOGGER using this directory like,
c:\logger> logger -fc:\share
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Station B
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Map drive ex "L:" to file share "C:\SHARE" on station A.
Starting LOGGER using this drive like,
c:\logger> logger -fL:
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Station C
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Map drive ex "M:" to file share "C:\SHARE" on station A.
Starting LOGGER using this drive like,
c:\logger> logger -fM:
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For each station you must also configure LOGGER to use the same contest, station and
address information. The multi operator mode doesn't help you with this normal LOGGER
set-up.
Technical LOGGER will log all QSO in a common file on the file share named according
to the contest date example "20021031.log". All LOGGER station will check for updates
in this file. LOGGER wills also updates its normal "logger.log" file in the contest
directory. So if you after the contest want to check the contest "offline" from the
network just start LOGGER as normal and select the wanted contest. Note that any
updates of the log during "offline" will not be reflected to the shared file!
This multi operator mode over shared file is a feature not fully verified so there
maybe situations there it will fail. Also multi operation in contest with QSO number
can give problems if operators try log on same band and using same QSO-number.
Notes regarding multi operator mode
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Note that the stations B and C in figure above can get "hanged" if the network
is not reliable. This because LOGGER will "hang" during its regular check of the shared
file. Therefore the main operator station shall always be the station how shares out the file!
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Note that the OFFLINE function is disabled then LOGGER is started the multi operator mode.
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Check this BEFORE staring the contest
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All stations use the same setting in template files!
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All stations use the same time setting!
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All stations have the correct time set !
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If using loggerTelnet program then use the correct setting of
the used multi-op directory, shall be the same used when
starting LOGGER with the -f option.
See connect dialog for the windows program and the option -f for the Linux program.
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Running LOGGER on Linux
LOGGER has been tested and is working under Linux using the dosemu program.
This part will give hints how to get LOGGER running on Linux with installation
of dosemu, MS-DOS and LOGGER. You can also have Internet connection in LOGGER
using loggerTelnetLinux program.
Install dosemu
If you installation of Linux doesn't have the dosemu or xdosemu programs you
need to install them. I prefer to download latest version of dosemu from
their website (www.dosemu.org) and compile/install from source code.
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Download the latest developer releases for dosemu from their site.
I have tested dosemu-1.1.4.tgz and will show how to use it.
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I then unpack and install the program with following commands.
For more details see dosemu documentation.
$ tar xzvf dosemu-1.1.4.tgz (unpack program)
...
$ cd dosemu-1.1.4 (move to created directory)
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$ make (make program)
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$ su root (change to root to install program)
...
$ make install (do installation)
...
$ exit (exit root mode)
$ cd ..
$ rmdir dosemu-1.1.4 -r -f (remove source code)
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You shall now have the commands dosemu and xdosemu to start the dos emulation
program. Try the xdosemu and you will get an x-console starting DOS. It will
fail because it will not find any installation of DOS.
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Install MS-DOS or similar
When the dosemu program seem to work you will need too install DOS
which dosemu can boot. There is many DOS to install.
Dosemu supports Freedos (www.freedos.org) but you can also install you
old MS-DOS. For Freedos see their site for more information. I will
here show an easy (small) installation of MS-DOS.
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First you need to create a directory tree in the your home directory,
cd
mkdir dosemu
cd dosemu
mkdir msdos
cd msdos
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To install MS-DOS you need to copy some files from a MS-DOS installation disc
or from a computer running MS-DOS. Below show which files you need too copy
into the created msdos directory (From an installation disc 1 of MS-DOS 6.22).
mount /mnt/floppy
cp /mnt/floppy/io.sys ~/dosemu/msdos/.
cp /mnt/floppy/msdos.sys ~/dosemu/msdos/.
cp /mnt/floppy/command.com ~/dosemu/msdos/.
umount /mnt/floppy
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Create a simple autoexec.bat files in the msdos directory.
@echo off
prompt $p$g
path c:\
And a simple config.sys files in the msdos directory.
buffers=15,0
files=30
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You shall after installing and your first start of xdosemu have a file named
".dosemurc" in you home directory. You shall edit a line starting with $_hdimage
in this file, see below. The first line is the original line. Add a # character
in the beginning of that line and add the second line. Note that "ulf" will be
something else on your system.
#$_hdimage = "home/ulf/dosemu/freedos"
$_hdimage = "home/ulf/dosemu/msdos"
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Hopefully you shall now be able to start-up the MS-DOS using xdosemu command.
At the DOS-prompt you can use the normal DOS commands as dir, mkdir, cd. Not
that not all DOS commands is valid because we have not installed the complete
MS-DOS. This is not needed to run LOGGER.
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Install LOGGER
The installation of LOGGER is very easy if you download the *.exe file of
LOGGER. Download latest LOGGER version and copy/move it to the msdos directory.
Start xdosemu and do following command to install LOGGER.
c:\> mkdir logger
c:\> cd logger
c:\> ..\log119.exe
LOGGER files will be installed...
c:\> logger
Starting LOGGER
Internet connection
LOGGER has function to enable terminal connection to Internet via separate
loggerTelnet program. There is one version of
this program running under Linux and make this connection possible even when
you are running Linux.
Download this loggerTelnetLinux program and install it in the LOGGER
directory. Start this program from a normal Linux xterm window because
this is a native Linux program and not a DOS program.
$ cp loggerTelnetLinux-1_00.tgz dosemu/msdos
$ cd dosemu/msdos/logger
$ tar xzvf ../loggerTelnetLinux-1_00.tgz
$ loggerTelnetLinux -?
Printout the help text...
To run this program and LOGGER see this instructions,
but when it state loggerTelnetWin32 think loggerTelnetLinux instead. Hopefully
it will work fine.
If you have installed wine (www.winehq.com) you can use the loggerTelnetWin32
program instead for the native Linux version. Just download the zip-file to
the LOGGER directory and unzip it (unzip file). When start it with
"wine loggerTelnetWin32" and up it come. The start is slow the first time
you start it up.
Remember
Start loggerTelnetLinux from Linux xterm.
Start logger from xdosemu console window.
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History
In end of the 80:s I start develop a program for logging our national monthly contest
on 144 MHz and up. It started on expensive HP300 BASIC computer I used at work. Then came
the PC so time to do something on this platform instead of the expensive HP computer. With
TurboC 1.0 I started the development and have since then only upgraded to BorlandC 3.1.
In August 1992 I used released LOGGER version 0.0 (!). It looked very similar to the
famous short-wave contest program CT at that time. During the development there have been
versions 0.10, 0.11, 0.20, 0.20x, 0.30, 0.31 and 0.32. The latest version have been around
many years now, most because lack of free time to develop the program further.
Since February 1998 I have started to develop the program again to my need. Some
friends have also used the program and helped me a lot with finding all bugs and bad
functions in the program. They also helped to developed new features like LoggerNet into
the program. I hope that this new version of LOGGER will help some of you with logging all
you radioactivity.
Why the silly and anonymous name LOGGER ? Well it just got the name when I start
writing the code and I have not seen any need to change it. There are many other programs
also with the same name but I don't have any better name and all my friends call it LOGGER
so I will keep the name.
Finally I will say that LOGGER is a FREEWARE but don't change the code
and if copy it to other users copy all you got from me to them.
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Links
Other contest log programs :
VHF and up
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Taclog
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VHF contest program made by OZ2M
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EA6VQ
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VHF log program made by EA6VQ
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Shortwave
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CT
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Shortwave contest program made by K1EA
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TR LOG
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Shortwave contest program made by N6TR
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DXCC file
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Country files from K1EA site (CT8 or CT9).
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Contest links :
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SM NAC
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All SM results from NAC contest (plus other contest)
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Reference :
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CI-V reference
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Good information about the ICOM CI-V bus.
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DOSEMU
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Homepage for the DOSEMU program, howto run DOS on Linux.
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Freedos
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Homepage for the Freedos OS, instead of MS-DOS.
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DX-spider
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DX-spider software and the manual can be found here.
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LOGGER links :
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