[WriteLog] WARC bandmap problem

[Jim Iori]

You need to type 1810000 if in the entry window.... or type 18100 in the 
freq. to the left in entry window.
Since the WARC bands are not used in contesting...  Spots come up in red 
but logging a qso there is not marked as bad
and can be exported to ADIF.

When I click on a warc band spot the radio goes there ?? in dxpedition mode.
My set up bands is greyed out so you may not change the bands from the 
BAND area.
Under Bands select single band and ensure "all band entry" is checked.

Uncheck restrict clicks to legal bands (where ever that is ?? )

using V11.28 (I know need to upgrade).

Jim / NU4Y


On 3/17/2016 03:08, Alan Maenchen wrote:
> Playing around on a rainy afternoon ...
>
> I managed to crash WL 12.03G thrice. Not sure of how, but seems to be
> related to QSY to any WARC band.
>
> First: Moved from 14020 to 18100 by typing "18100" in the entry window.
> Radio and WL go to 1820 (160, not 17 meters).
>
> Second:  Manually switch the K3 to 17 meters. WL follows just fine but the
> bandmap shows this is not "in band". Packet brings spots to the bandmap,
> but clicking on any of them flashes the main window momentarily but does
> not QSY the radio or bring the call into the entry window. I note that the
> "restrict clicks to legal bands" is checked. However, the Bands / Show
> Bands table does show all the WARC bands correctly. Is there some other
> place that I need to modify to be able to work WARC bands for general
> logging purposes?  I'm using the "DXpedition" mode.
>
>
> Tks & 73, Alan  AD6E / KH6TU
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