Log4OM

HAPPY NEW 2017

Release notes Version 1.27.0
MAINTENANCE RELEASE

- Fixed issue with SOTA cluster not following "standard" cluster format (SOTA cluster rev. 27th November 2016)
- Added SSID support to cluster connections
- LOTW settings is now able to show a dropdown list contaning the station ID retrieved from TQSL xml file
- New configuration file RSTMode that maps the mode with the relative RST set of values. Digital catches everything else
- Many small enhancements and optimizations in performance, stability and error catching and reporting

I wish to say a BIG THANKS to Log4OM Team (Terry and Chuck), Beta Testing team and the whole community that is supporting Log4OM forum users.

Without you, guys, Log4OM will not be the software we know:

Special thanks goes to (in random order):

Aldo VA3AG, Chuck K7PT, Claus EI7JZ, Doug W7DRM, Manuel CT1BXX, Martin VE3VEE, Peter G3ZSS, Rolf LA9FFA, Terry G4POP, Juergen DF5WW, Olaf DK2LO

If you find a bug in Log4OM it's because they didn't tested the software accurately

When I try to install the v1.27.0 update the setup application appears to hang with no indication in the user interface other than a spinning circle for the mouse pointers. I am using Windows 10 x64. Any ideas or thoughts?

PS: I love this program and have posted in several facebook groups. Thank You.

KI7DAN wrote:When I try to install the v1.27.0 update the setup application appears to hang with no indication in the user interface other than a spinning circle for the mouse pointers. I am using Windows 10 x64. Any ideas or thoughts?

I just downloaded the public release and installed it without issue on a Windows 10 64 bit machine so I suspect that you have a bad download.

Please delete the first download and do a fresh download and install

G4POP wrote:

KI7DAN wrote:When I try to install the v1.27.0 update the setup application appears to hang with no indication in the user interface other than a spinning circle for the mouse pointers. I am using Windows 10 x64. Any ideas or thoughts?

I just downloaded the public release and installed it without issue on a Windows 10 64 bit machine so I suspect that you have a bad download.

Please delete the first download and do a fresh download and install

Thank you for the quick response. When I tried to delete the EXE file I got an error message that something called SmartScreen had the file open. I used task manager to kill Smart Screen (2 instances) and then User Security dialog popped up and I was able to proceed.

- Dan KI7DAN