

If you choose to not enable HRD logging (or any other JTAlert It communicates with HRD over the official HRD TCP

Regarding HRD Logging, the better option is to enable HRD logging QSO data with the minimal WSJT-X logged data. JTAlert will combine the results of an XML lookup and previous Log Of the original JTAlert LastQSO UDP broadcast, even down to the That should do it! And make sure you're running the latestįWIW, The WSJT-X N1MM adif broadcast is a copy Under the N1MM + Broadcast section, check "enable logged contact Select Merge for "My Station Fields Should Be" Target Database should be set to whatever you call your logbook. If you've not yet reviewed Getting Started with DXLab, doing so is strongly recommended.Logbook - Go to Tools - Configure - QSO Forwarding.Ĭheck "Fill In Missing Fields On Receive"Ĭheck the checkbox next to "Receive QSO Notifications using UDP If you're not sure whether you've installed the DXLab Launcher on your PC, use the Windows Control Panel to check If you've installed one or more DXLab applications on your PC, and wish to upgrade one of them, direct the DXLab Launcher to upgrade the application If you've installed one or more DXLab applications on your PC, and wish to install another, direct the DXLab Launcher to download and install the application

If no DXLab applications are installed on your PC: download and install the DXLab Launcher The DXLab Launcher automates the installation and upgrading of DXLab applications and helps you manage their execution once installed: If you are using Microsoft's Windows Defender on Windows 10 or Windows 11, update it to its latest malware definitions in Downloading and Installing DXLab Applicationsīefore running any DXLab application for the first time, configure your anti-malware and firewall applications to consider it "safe".
