[MiQP-Mail] Simple question

[Morse, Earl (E.A.)]

I have always used TRlog for MiQP, though I have to set it to work dupes
to allow for the mobiles which isn't a problem because I always work
dupes.  It supports multi multi (though I haven't used it) and runs
under DOS.  I am looking into using the windows version, TR4W, so you
might want to explore that option.  http://www.tr4w.com/  It does
support MiQP.
 
Good luck.  You still have a few weeks to get all the bugs out.  I am
replacing a bunch of coax jumpers in the shack, had one open up between
Rig 1 and the amp last week.  I am also adding computer control to my
Digital Voice Keyer.
 
Earl N8SS

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From: miqp-mail-bounces at miqp.org [mailto:miqp-mail-bounces at miqp.org] On
Behalf Of Chasey, David A
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2011 5:39 PM
To: Kenneth Silverman; Wolters, John (JC)
Cc: MiQP-Mail at miqp.org
Subject: Re: [MiQP-Mail] Simple question



 

 

Writelog supports MiQP fine, and also networks well.

 

.....Dave - N9FN

 

From: miqp-mail-bounces at miqp.org [mailto:miqp-mail-bounces at miqp.org] On
Behalf Of Kenneth Silverman
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2011 5:17 PM
To: Wolters, John (JC)
Cc: MiQP-Mail at miqp.org
Subject: Re: [MiQP-Mail] Simple question

 

Hi John,

 

While contest rules with serial numbers state a sequential serial number
should be sent, often it's hard for multi-ops to fully comply.  For
example, their software may not be capable of a single serial number
string (often called a serial number server), or not all stations are
networked so they can't do a single serial number string.

 

As such, the generally accepted practice for all contest sponsors is to
accept separate serial numbers for each band, or transmitter.  The most
important thing is what was sent is logged (you don't want to give out
serial number 59 and the software logs 58 for some reason - it can
happen with buggy software).  So do what's best for you.

 

If you go with separate logs and you are not networked, you will need to
merge the logs after the contest.  

 

Most major contesting software will handle M/M.  NA, N1MM, WriteLog,
WinTest, TR, etc, though not everyone will support the MiQP.  For
example WinTest only supports a single QSO party, and it's not the MiQP
(darn).  The key is having software that will support the MiQP.  I know
NA and N1MM support MiQP and do M/M.  I don't have experience in other
software to know if they do.  

 

I hope this helps.

 

Kenny K2KW

On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 4:15 PM, Wolters, John (JC) <JCWolters at dow.com>
wrote:

I have what I believe is a simple question. 

We are talking about setting up a multi - multi station for the Michigan
QSO party but need to understand how we do the logging.

Since we will have multiple transmitters under one call does each one
have its own log with the sequence number starting from 001?

Is there a separate log for CW and phone each with a sequence # starting
at 001?   For each band? 

Or something entirely different. 

Is there shared network based logging software that will handle multiple
transmitters? 

Thanks for your help. 

John Wolters 
W8qn 
Midland, Mi 


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