N1MM LOGGER PROFILES SOFTWARE
This signs you into the software and will let everyone else on the network know that you’re on that particular station and it assigns your callsign (or name if you don’t have a callsign) to each log entry. Probably the most important and hardest thing to remember is pressing CTRL+o and entering your callsign when you sit down at the station. You are going to be there to operate, right? We’ll walk you through it this weekend when you show up to operate. If it still seems too complicated, don’t worry, it’s not. It only goes over using N1MM while logging and leaves out all the N1MM configuration info that you don’t need to know for field day. This video is a great introduction to logging with N1MM. I found this little gem that VE3DVY put together on Field Day and using N1MM: Jim/KK1W Posted in Contests | Tagged ARRL, DXlabs, logging, W1AW | 3 Replies VE3DVY Video: Introduction to N1MM Logger and ARRL Field Day
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While you’re doing this take a moment to marvel at the power of DXlabs Suite, the fact that it’s available to everyone for free and the tremendous support the author Dave/AA6YQ provides. Dave has given us a lot of examples to try. When the help screen opens scroll down and click on the “Filtering with SQL Expressions” link. Want to try some other ones, click on the ‘Help’ button in SpotCollector. If you make a mistake don’t fret, simply go back to the SQL window and fix your expression. That’s the easy part, now go work them!īe careful, those are single quotes -‘- before the W in W1AW and after the question mark, not double quotes -“. Yahoo, if you’ve done it right you will be rewarded with a listing of all W1AW/x stations SpotCollector has heard. Now in the SpotCollector main window click the new W1AW button you created. Close the SpotCollector SQL Filter Window In the “SQL” Field enter, Callsign LIKE’W1AW/?’ (The ? after the slash means you will get ANY listing of W1AW/x. On line 1, in the ‘Caption’ field type W1AW (or whatever you want the button to say that makes sense to you).Ĥ. A new window will open called SpotCollector SQL Filterģ.
Hold down the key, then left click the button labeled SQL 1 in the SpotCollector screen.Ģ. If you click on the 'TYPE' button on the MMTTY window, it will let you change to at least three different ways of decoding, and PLL is only one of them. Never done it before, here’s an example using the “SQL 1” button:ġ. Scott, there are two ways to change things in MMTTY, and they work either with MMTTY running by itself or with N1MM Logger. Simply program one of the eight SQL buttons to do the hard work for you. Want to play in the ARRl Centennial QSO Party and work the W1AW/? stations? Every week they are in two different states.
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