[WriteLog] Wrong mode with packet spots on 40m

[Maik]

Hi to all,

I have already checked the internet for similar topics but I have not find any helpful hints, yet.

I have setup internet packet. The spots run into Writelog fine. With a doubleclick on the spot in the packet window the software brings the radio on the frequency and the correct mode:

Example:
DL2AA 3.790.0 - The radio will go to the freq and choose LSB as the correct mode.
N5RQ 3.550.0 - The radio will go to the freq and choose CW as the correct mode.

So far this works like this on all bands - except for 40m.

On 40 Writelog brings the radio on CW when the spots are below 7.150. My problem is I cannot tell Writelog to choose CW between 7.000 and 7.040, pick LSB between 7.040 and 7.200 and mark all spots as in-band!

So far I have spent a lot of time with setting up the "Edit sub-bands" function in Writelog but it seems as the program does ignore the Phone setup.

Example:
CW 7.000-7.040
SSB 7.040.7.200
In this case all spots above 7.040 where red and marked with an 'x' as "out of band". Still the radio would always pick CW for spots above 7.040 even though the setup indicates these spots as phone.

When I change to the following:
CW 7.000-7.200 (CW covers the whole band)
SSB 7.040-7.200
All spots where not marked as out of band (instead they come out black or green) which is fine but CW is still the choice of mode even if the spot is in the phone portion of the band.
It seems as if whatever changes I make in the Sub-bands Writelog does not want to move to LSB below 7.150.

BTW: This occurs under "General DXCC tracking" as contest setup. Does this have anything to do with it? Does it depend on the contest setup? But what would be in a mixed mode contest?

The last time I used packet spots was during CQWW CW (SB 40). Apparently I have not experienced this problem during that competition as all spots were in CW on 40...

There must be a way to tell the software to move to LSB between 7.040-7.200 and do not mark the spots as out-of-band! 
But how?
Any ideas?

Maik
DL2AA