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- #HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM SERIAL NUMBER#
- #HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM SERIAL#
- #HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM ARCHIVE#
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OmniRig needs to be downloaded and installed from this websiteĮasily check which bands/modes you’ve worked a particular station on – You can also select from the list of Countries to see at a glance how your band vs mode stats look. Using the add-on OmniRig software, you can access your transceivers from multiple applications at the same time: Display frequency/band data as well as set the frequency from PZTLog – You can also control the PTT using the F12 key. You can display recent entries from the ALL.txt file from WSJT-X and easily add QSOs to PZTLog by double-clicking the messages/exchanges. Double-click received text to set Callsign, Locator, RST/Serial, Name/QTH etc – great for a face-pased RTTY contest or PSK QSOs.Įach QSO, when saved, can be automatically uploaded to eQSL. With built-in PSK/RTTY, CQ Voice-Keyer and PTT control – you can easily switch between data+phone without having to fiddle with cables, buttons or settings on the radio. Using the MMVari engine you can operate PSK/RTTY at a variety of speeds – A waterfall display, TX/RX window plus QSO Macros are available.
#HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM SERIAL#
The current Serial Exchange is shown in large text for easy viewing.
#HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM SERIAL NUMBER#
You can tell PZTLog to only commit a QSO to the Logbook once a Locator and/or Serial Number has been entered.
#HAM RADIO LOGBOOK PROGRAM ARCHIVE#
A DX Spot archive can be created within the DXSpots.mdb file – this is used to keep a list of previous DX Spots. Keep an eye on the latest DX spots, and filter via the band/s you are interested in.
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The software can run over a network, such as a multiband contest with a shared log and dupe/new-band alerts. There’s built-in PSK31 (and 63/125) + RTTY Datamodes, QRZ.com XML lookup, GoogleMaps KML output (eg: display QSOs in Google Earth), ADIF export, eQSL upload, DX Spot database with archive facility, CQ Voice Keyer, Contest “dupe-checking”, WSJT-X viewer and more. PZTLog serves as a general-purpose logger (whether live or typing-up later) for ragchews as well as helping me keep track of contest QSOs on HF/VHF. Whether you want a simple QSO logger for the odd bit of HF DX or VHF “square-bashing”, or an everyday logger with Stats, PSK/RTTY modes, eQSL uploading and simple Contest dupe/serial-number integration – PZTLog may be just what you’re looking for. PZTLog came about because I wanted an easy-to-use logging application with simple/quick entry of various QSO fields plus the ability to export the data into a mapping format.