Hello,
Using LOG4ON 2 version 2.8.0.0, I recently had some problems updating individual QSOs that were lacking their Grid number. When I tried to do so, Log4OM 2 sent me the following message in red: < QSO Not Saved. Check Band/Mode/Callsign/Date >.
This happened suddenly after about 2000 QSO entered and modified without any problem. The only thing that I did wich was new with WSJT-X was that I recently modified it to use five frequencies on the 60 meters bands for the FT8 protocol.
Is it possible that the fact that I programed more than one frequency for a specific band and mode would generate this error message ? Please note that this error message only appeared for 60 meters QSOs.
If so, how can I correct the database so that I can save the QSO correctly ?
I'm operating a Windows 7 computer with WSJT-X v. 2.2.2 and GridTracker Version 1.20.0906.
Thank you for your help,
Roger
VE2ESF
QSO Not Saved. Check Band/Mode/Callsign/Date
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Re: QSO Not Saved. Check Band/Mode/Callsign/Date
There are variations of bandplan for every country in an IARU region and we dont have the time or the data to edit a bandplan for each country in the world!
You can to edit the bandplan for your country which is currently stored in the C:\Users\YOUR USER NAME\AppData\Roaming\Log4OM2\bandplan folder as bandplan_r2.xml.
If when you have edited it and tested it to work OK save it with your country DXCC as part of the name, like bandplan_dxcc_001.xml
Please send a copy to me by email and I will add it as a default to the installation package.
Take a look at the bandplan_dxcc_223.xml bandplan to see how I did it for our region.
You can to edit the bandplan for your country which is currently stored in the C:\Users\YOUR USER NAME\AppData\Roaming\Log4OM2\bandplan folder as bandplan_r2.xml.
If when you have edited it and tested it to work OK save it with your country DXCC as part of the name, like bandplan_dxcc_001.xml
Please send a copy to me by email and I will add it as a default to the installation package.
Take a look at the bandplan_dxcc_223.xml bandplan to see how I did it for our region.
73 Terry G4POP