Log4OM

Hi
While changing the bands in WSJT-X software RX Band is not changing in Log4OM. It only change the Band filed in Log4OM.
Is there a settings somewhere to set that both Bands can follow the WSJT-X selected band?

See attached example- i have selected 30m band from WSJT-X.

Thanks in advance.

73 Ras VK2QV

More info required

What log4om version number
What CAT control are you using
What radio
What CAT is selected in WSJT
Running as admin on what programs

Hi

here are the information

What log4om version number - v2.17.0.0
What CAT control are you using - nil
What radio - Yaesu FTDX101
What CAT is selected in WSJT - CAT
Running as admin on what programs - all

73

Unless Log4om is connect via Omnirig for CAT control and WSJT also then clearly no freq or mode is displayed

See the user guide

Ras,

Check the "QSO Info" tab in the "Edit QSO" screen for a station you have logged from WSJT-X (possibly using JTAlert?). You will probably find the correct band and frequency listed in both "RX Band" and "RX Freq". I know it works this way if using JTAlert, and probably logging directly from WSJT-X, although I haven't tried the latter. This should happen, even if Log4OM is not connected to CAT.

73,

Jim N6VH

Jim
Sorry if i was not clear earlier. The problem is when I change the band from WSJT Log4OM 'RX Band' is not following the band. It only change the Band filed in Log4OM.
When the QSO was logged it is correct. In UI RX Band is not following the radio/WSJT selected band.
I believe it is nothing to do with CAT.

See attached.
73 Ras

It can´t change the band in Log4OM so the data from WSJT-X/JTDX is only transferred by logging.
Before you see a change in Log4OM you have to log a qso at the new band first. All other things
only working if both programs connected by CAT control (Omnirig and all as administrator).

Hi
I assume when you said "It can´t change the band in Log4OM" the RX Band? Coz Band is following the WSJT-X without CAT configuration.
Cheers

Ras,

Personally, I don't worry about the band displayed in Log4OM, as long as the QSO gets logged correctly. Just my opinion.

73,

Jim N6VH