Don, I was also wondering about logging in a mixed-mode contest. In RTTY roundup, if I'm using FT8 and RTTY I'd like to know dupes based on any contact mode. I set things up last night with that in mind. In JT alert, I turned off logging to DX keeper, and started a new ADI file. That way JT alert would tell me if a station was new in the contest, and not check it against prior contacts in the past (I think). I also set N1MM to get UDP broadcasts from JTalert, so that each contact would be logged into a new contest log in N1MM. I made a few contacts last night with the new WSJT-X RC and it worked without a hitch. N1MM would then recognize dupes from prior FT8 or RTTY contacts, and be the master log for the contest. Not sure how to recognize a prior RTTY contact back on the FT8 side, though.
If I can make the FT8 roundup tonight, this is the setup I'm going to try. Ben KD9IWX I have some questions in trying to set up for tomorrow night's FT8 Roundup test. 1. Will the QSO get logged automatically to the Cabrillo file or will I have to manually log it? Typically is use JTAlert to log into DXKeeper but I don't think I want to do that for a contest. It seems the QSO should be logged automatically. 2. If the QSO is logged automatically, is there any indication the QSO has been logged to the Cabrillo file? 3. I don't see a color set up for stations already worked on a band. How do you know if a station is a dupe... because it's not colored coded at all? 4. Should wsjt_log.adi be cleared before the contest? Is that the file that determines how calls are color coded? Thanks, Don AA5AU
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