Log4OM

Hi

I am new to the software and I can find no reference to how to use the transverter offset function. I have a TS590SG and I use 2m via a transverter that works on the 10m band. Of course when I use this all calls gets logged as 10m.

I need to be able to add the correct frequency but only when using the transverter.

Is there a solution here?

Thanks

Did you try this?

Thanks for the response and also the excellent software!

I saw this setting but will this looks like a global setting so therefore all but 2m will incorrect. I could not find anything in the manual about it.

Am I misunderstanding the use?

Did you condider using a seperate configuration for transverter use and another for normal operations?

Set up two icons on your desktop for each config perhaps?

Ok that's a thought thanks!

Don't forget to use the config ID in the shortcut to differentiate between the two ID's

Just to update, I have managed to find another solution which might be better than running two versions. This i via Omnirg - I made a new rig profile with an offset and now I can just select rig 2 and I get the correct frequency.

I think your solution is better if you have more than one radio controlled by omnirig!

Thanks for your help

Hi Terry

I am needing to revisit the alternate config idea however I cannot get this to work.

In the shortcut I have this:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\IW3HMH\Log4OM\LogOMUI.exe" -CONFIG=dd671c82-f4d9-45ed-b927-98ac6e846a72

I have tried multiple variants and nothing seems to work.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

M0WTL wrote: 05 Sep 2017, 19:27 Hi Terry

I am needing to revisit the alternate config idea however I cannot get this to work.

In the shortcut I have this:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\IW3HMH\Log4OM\LogOMUI.exe" -CONFIG=dd671c82-f4d9-45ed-b927-98ac6e846a72

I have tried multiple variants and nothing seems to work.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

Like this

"C:\Program Files (x86)\IW3HMH\Log4OM\LogOMUI.exe" CONFIG=d08e4e06-c1b1-4904-ae13-4fcecca27abb

Leave out the hyphen (-) before the word 'CONFIG'

It works! Thanks a lot!