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My apologies - I found my error(s) and was able to get it working perfectly! In fact, I was able to use it in two configurations - in the shack with the supplied USB-C/USB-A cable plugged into the NanoVNA's USB-C port and a USB-A port on my EZQuest dock, and a "field" configuration with the USB-A ...

"Both" NanoVNA settings? Sorry, didn't know there were 2; can you clarify? Maybe that's what my problem is

Hopefully, this screen shot will help:

I recabled, and tried with a USB-C/USB-A cable (with the 'C' end plugged into the NanoVNA) and a USB-A/USB-C adapter with the 'C' side plugged into the right-hand port on the MBP, and MacOS saw the unit (and which I granted permission to 'talk' to it). I noticed that it showed up in /dev as cu ...

I think Werner3861 is having a problem similar to mine - VNAmate doesn't seem to see my NanoVNA-F. I have an M4 MBPro, running Sequoia 15.6, and used a USB-A - to USB-C cable to connect from the USB-A port on the NanoVNA-F to the USB-C port on the righthand side of the MBP. VNAmate shows only ...

I just upgraded to 5.14 (from the App Store) on my M2-based Mac Studio running Sonoma 14.0, and it 'beachballs' when I bring up the 'DXCC Status', and have to do a 'kill -9 RUMlogNG' in a terminal window to kill it. The other windows, e.g. Japanese Prefectures, U.S. States, etc. appear to work OK ...

Your suggestion worked perfectly.

Now all I need to do is work some new ones to add to the log!

Thank you so much - I really appreciate it!

OK, great, Tom - thank you so much, and I'll try the User field as you suggested.

I'm running NG V3.0 under Sierra (very nicely, thank you) and decided to play with the color-coding feature. I have two QTHs, one in North Carolina where I spend my summers, and the rest of the time in south Florida. Up until now, I have kept separate .rlog files for each QTH, but that makes it ...

Thank you for the suggestions on how to fix my log, because I did discover a potential bug - I had a QSO with a guy in North Carolina whose call is KG4xyz, and RUMlogNG (after converting the log from Classic to NG) listed him as being in Guantanamo Bay. The problem is, while the prefix for ...

Thank you, Tom for the hint (and, more importantly, for the underlying capability!) I was/am being very, very cautious, as I tend to be with software that is new to me. In a former life, I was a software QC engineer for a major UNIX vendor and old habits die hard. I also wanted to clean up a couple ...