Having read an earlier post from Laurie about potential issues with HRD's Access DBs, I resolved my problems with JTAlert 2.5.0 by simply converting my HRD log to MySQL. After an initial failure with

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Laurie, sorry it took so long to get back to you on the correct way to log to HRD. Worked like a champ. I now HRD log via the JTAlert TCP (not UDP) interface. Thanks! If you want a little bit of the b

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those highlights look like they are from jtalert, so check you alert settings. you may have another alert type selected to activate before the 'B4' alert. the order can be changed Dave Garber VE3WEJ /

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As mentioned in the original thread .. did you go back into WSJT-X, select the LOOPBACK selection in the UDP IP address, click on OK to save the settings, then exit WSJT-X, and JT-Alert, then restart

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Tom, If ACLog QSOs logged by JTAlert are exhibiting the same behavior, than the problem likely lies within the JTAlert TCPIP code as both loggers get their QSOs logger via their TCP interfaces. I can

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Jack. I have set JTAlert to auto start wsjt and gridtracker when I click on JTAlert’s shortcut. This means I can’t forget to start JTAlert which I sometimes did! 73, Antony G4CUS

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Thanks to all that responded; All were all helpful. I did not think the problem was in the JTDX settings as de Laurie VK3AMA suggested. However, he was correct. Based on his comments I held everything

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You see! I just got them switched in my previous post. It's blue for JTDX & red for WSJTX.

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Hello, I’m using HRD deluxe as my main logbook application and JTDX as my main digital application. I have now a new computer and I have two questions: In HRD I have 2 logbooks since I moved my home Q

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Two possible places in the Settings. I don't know which you may have altered. de Laurie VK3AMA

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Thanks to Mike W9MDB for helping us clear some hidden devices in device manager. They were somehow conflicting with the audio going to and from the PC and IC-7300. Mike also helped us review and confi

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OM, When QSOs are not logged to HRD does JTAlert show an error message? Provided you use the "OK" button on the WSJTX/JTDX "Log QSO" window JTAlert will log the QSO to HRD. de Laurie VK3AMA

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OM (please sign with a Name/Callsign), JTAlert doesn't download any files as part of the Scan Log process, it is reading QSO records from your log. Also Web Services settings has nothing to do with th

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JTAlert has not control over how HRDLogbook interprets the standard adif exchange data sent (SRX_STRING & STX_STRING) in the logging instruction. The only requirement for JTAlert is that you enable th

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Auto-refresh of the HRDLogbook after logging via its TCP interface (as used by JTAlert) is controlled by HRD itself, there is nothing JTAlert can do to force the refresh. Either there is a setting tha

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Sorry to disagree with you. PSKReporter shows your still running the old buggy version of WSJT-X 2.2.0 Good Luck. de Laurie VK3AMA

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Another example where a Win10 restart corrected application misbehavior. de Laurie VK3AMA

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Tnx Dave! de Laurie VK3AMA

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perhaps you could include version numbers of all three, to confirm you are current. make sure wsjt is sending udp on 2237, and the 3 boxes are checked do you get an error when it does not log??? you s

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In HRD Logbook under Tools/Configure/Network Server make sure Same PC is unchecked. You can contact me direct at my call at arrl.net if you like. Dave wo2x

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