Hi,
I'm trying to import an adif file created in HamLog to Log4OM2, but the import keeps getting rejected. The logfile is attached
It looks to me that the QSO's are being skipped because there is no record for the band. However, HamLog doesn't have a field for the band. Log4OM seems to be trying to work out the band from the frequency, but cannot do so. I've entered the frequency as, for examplw, 7300 and 7.300, but neither seems to work.
Can anyone help please?
Thanks
M0VCZ
Can't import adif from HamLog
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Hi,
In Log4OM you will enter a QSO without specifying the frequency, but you will not enter it without specifying the BAND.
You must complete this field before importing.
Regards,
Piotr SP8X
In Log4OM you will enter a QSO without specifying the frequency, but you will not enter it without specifying the BAND.
You must complete this field before importing.
Regards,
Piotr SP8X
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Thanks Piotr,
so, basically, it won't import from HamLog unless I create a new template in that specifying the band?
A bit surprising when it says that it is trying to calculate the band from the frequency (which looks to be a simple calculation), but - if I'm entering the frequency correctly - it seems it can't do that.
73
M0VCZ
so, basically, it won't import from HamLog unless I create a new template in that specifying the band?
A bit surprising when it says that it is trying to calculate the band from the frequency (which looks to be a simple calculation), but - if I'm entering the frequency correctly - it seems it can't do that.
73
M0VCZ
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Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Where did you "entering" a frequency in a Import Log ? Entering in the QSO window not has any effort, it´s only for a normal
logging process. The ADIF you try to import must contain the frequency information. In the LOG you posted above i don´t
see any frequency information. Without this Log4OM can´t calculate the Band and rejects the QSO´s.
logging process. The ADIF you try to import must contain the frequency information. In the LOG you posted above i don´t
see any frequency information. Without this Log4OM can´t calculate the Band and rejects the QSO´s.
73´s .. Juergen ... ALT-512 SDR (10W) , 50 m random wire at SG-211 autotuner, 2 x Xiegu G90 (20W HF TRX) one as portable Radio. Also TS-790E (40 W) for VHF/UHF with X-50 vertical and Duoband 4-Element LPDA.
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Update to information from me.M0VCZ wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 08:40 Thanks Piotr,
so, basically, it won't import from HamLog unless I create a new template in that specifying the band?
A bit surprising when it says that it is trying to calculate the band from the frequency (which looks to be a simple calculation), but - if I'm entering the frequency correctly - it seems it can't do that.
73
M0VCZ
I ran a test of importing an ADIF file without the BAND field, but with the FREQ field filled in. The file imports correctly into LOG4OM and the BAND field completes, recalculates, applying to the frequency - just as @DF5WW wrote
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Thanks both,
but the frequency field WAS filled in in HamLog (7.300 MHz), and it looks as though it copied over to the .adif file?
I can't seem to attach the latter, but here's a copy in Notepad.
Am I doing something wrong?
PS - just imported the same .adif file to QRZ.com, and it imported fine; recognising the frequency as 7.300 MHz
but the frequency field WAS filled in in HamLog (7.300 MHz), and it looks as though it copied over to the .adif file?
I can't seem to attach the latter, but here's a copy in Notepad.
Am I doing something wrong?
PS - just imported the same .adif file to QRZ.com, and it imported fine; recognising the frequency as 7.300 MHz
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
If importing the ADIF file from HamLOG to QRZ.com is done correctly then use it as an intermediaryM0VCZ wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 15:01 PS - just imported the same .adif file to QRZ.com, and it imported fine; recognising the frequency as 7.300 MHz

At this point I have no other idea.
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Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
I have done a export of Log4OM QSO´s to check how Log4OM stores the frequency. In Log4OM the Frequency is stored as 7.300000 ... Try to
change the frequency format in your HamLog ADIF and do a new import.
change the frequency format in your HamLog ADIF and do a new import.
73´s .. Juergen ... ALT-512 SDR (10W) , 50 m random wire at SG-211 autotuner, 2 x Xiegu G90 (20W HF TRX) one as portable Radio. Also TS-790E (40 W) for VHF/UHF with X-50 vertical and Duoband 4-Element LPDA.
Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Thanks, both, for your continued assistance.
I tried ading extra zeros to the frequency, and also tried to enter it as 7300000, but no calls would load to Log4OM in either case.
Exporting logs from QRZ.com is a premium service that I don't feel like paying for, but I uploaded it to HamLog.Online (no relation, so far as I'm aware), re-downloaded it, and it imported to Log4OM just fine. However, I'd rather not have to go through this extra step.
It seems that the problem is the link between HamLog and Log4OM, and that I'm not the only one with the problem...
https://forum.log4om.com/viewtopic.php? ... Log#p28276
If this can't be fixed, can anyone recommend another iPhone logging programme that is known to work with Log4OM?
Thanks & 73
M0VCZ
I tried ading extra zeros to the frequency, and also tried to enter it as 7300000, but no calls would load to Log4OM in either case.
Exporting logs from QRZ.com is a premium service that I don't feel like paying for, but I uploaded it to HamLog.Online (no relation, so far as I'm aware), re-downloaded it, and it imported to Log4OM just fine. However, I'd rather not have to go through this extra step.
It seems that the problem is the link between HamLog and Log4OM, and that I'm not the only one with the problem...
https://forum.log4om.com/viewtopic.php? ... Log#p28276
If this can't be fixed, can anyone recommend another iPhone logging programme that is known to work with Log4OM?
Thanks & 73
M0VCZ
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Re: Can't import adif from HamLog
Your QSO frequency is 7.300, that is out of band in IARU Region 1, according to your callsign this QSO should not have been made.
If you set IARU REGION 2 or 3, where bandplan covers through 7.3MHz the application will correctly load the QSO's
[IMPORT ADIF FORM] Begin ADIF import task
TM17FFF|06/10/2023 15:00:58|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
EA3EW|06/10/2023 14:55:28|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
N1OK|06/10/2023 14:32:07|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
End of ADIF import
Begin LOG save
LOG saved
If you need to load them, temporarily switch to region 2 in program configuration / station information (near your callsign)
If you set IARU REGION 2 or 3, where bandplan covers through 7.3MHz the application will correctly load the QSO's
[IMPORT ADIF FORM] Begin ADIF import task
TM17FFF|06/10/2023 15:00:58|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
EA3EW|06/10/2023 14:55:28|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
N1OK|06/10/2023 14:32:07|40m|SSB BAND not found. Recovered from Frequency as 40m
End of ADIF import
Begin LOG save
LOG saved
If you need to load them, temporarily switch to region 2 in program configuration / station information (near your callsign)
Daniele Pistollato - IW3HMH