It would be nice if separate CW and RTTY messages could be accessed from the stored message list and have WriteLog pull the correct message as determined by the transmission mode. Much the same way W
I totally agree, my daily dxpedition mode logs like most of us can consist of CW SSB and RTTY. It would be a very nice feature instead of having to pull up a prerecorded memory for each mode. Clay N9
I've asked for this before as I use Writelog for SSB/CW/RTTY logging when on holiday. I know there is a work around but that's not the same. The other thing I'd like is to be able to trigger the inte
I would be happy if WriteLog would just ignore the RTTY-specific macros in the CW/SSB/Digi memories (like Tx and Rx). It would make switching between CW and RTTY so much easier. It was a pain when I
The following comment doesn't directly address your concern, but it describes how I avoid this issue. I save each contest in its own folder along with any other files pertaining to that contest, like
Over time, though, I have a rich enough archive of old contests, such that I usually have the exact contest from which I can import messages. Thus, I never run into the problem of messages being for
Work around for the DXPedition and General DXCC tracking modes for switching between CW and RTTY macros in WL.... Create two "dummy" logs, one containing your CW macros, the other your RTTY macros. T
When you want to change modes just go to Setup/CW/RTTY/SSB memories, Browse to the correct "dummy" log name and import the correct macros for that mode. Then reconfigure the Rttyrite window settings
I have yet to see any mention of FKeys. You can set up as many buttons as you need messages in whatever mode. Even include macros to change modes on the rig, although these may need to be assigned to
Good work-around though not quick for mode-changing. Remember, though, that WriteLog is a contest logger. DXpedition and general logging are not as fully-featured in a contest logger. This is the sam
The requirement of using a mouse/trackball to click buttons in additional windows on the screen is a non-starter for me. For others, though, this UI may be fine. The last software update was 14 Febru
Operating as a W1AW/# station, where there are hundreds of callers and you are trying to work them as fast and efficiently as possible sure sounds like a contest to me, regardless of the band or mode
Yes, and I used WriteLog for W1AW/6 just fine. High rates and all. But, I was not changing modes so often that I needed a fancier way of loading messages than what has been suggested. Gary AL9A outli
Yes, Gary's method is fine and that's what I have also done. Where it can be problematic is when you are in a multi-op situation with multiple modes and operators with varying level of familiarity wi
John KK9A - P40A Yes, Gary's method is fine and that's what I have also done. Where it can be problematic is when you are in a multi-op situation with multiple modes and operators with varying level