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Make sure the Club Log DXCC database was updated with the correct assignment. Then use Menu-->Logbook-->Recalculate DXCC entity for the QSOs in question.

I just successfully tested the DCU interface, even the Stop command works as expected. Perhaps there are different dialects out there? Unfortunately the DCU protocol doesn't support direct left/right commands. The Rotor app will command +30º or -30º from the current direction. However, depending on t ...

It pointed me in a general direction, but not to the specific problem.
When it crashes again, steps to reproduce it are helpful.

BTW, when somebody ask you for a crash report, just copy and paste it. Do not change the file name! There may be required information in it.

This looks good. Do you have seen the problem again in the reported time frame?

Please state somewhere explicitly and easily visible to the user, what is your preferred way to handle such case! Just use the macOS Crash Reporter to send reports to Apple. Add few useful information to reproduce the issue or what you have done when it happened. This should be the preferred way ...

Please e-mail me the full crash report. Use the Console app and drag and drop the report into Mail. Do not just copy and paste the text!

Today I was able to test it and I can confirm the problem. The problem was a bit complex and the error was easy to overlook. It will be fixed in the next update.

Tnx for the hint.

This should work as well in real time, but I can't confirm it right now.
Check the Club Log status above the Station Info Box
Check the messages in the Network status Window.