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- Mon 3. Aug 2026, 13:20
- Forum: RUMlogNG
- Topic: Keyer word spacing with QMX+ (as TS-480)
- Replies: 2
- Views: 98
Re: Keyer word spacing with QMX+ (as TS-480)
Thanks, I tried the Serial DTR setting and then selecting the USB port for the QMX but there is no keying on the transceiver with this setup. Rumlog shows that it's keying but there is nothing happening on the transceiver. It "works" when I select TS-480 and the "transceiver" setting albeit with ...
- Mon 3. Aug 2026, 07:37
- Forum: RUMlogNG
- Topic: Keyer word spacing with QMX+ (as TS-480)
- Replies: 2
- Views: 98
Keyer word spacing with QMX+ (as TS-480)
Hi,
I tried the internal keyer with the Transceiver - TS-480 setting for my QMX+ (that's the model recommended for it).
But the word spacing is too short, the keying basically sends the words back to back. Is there a setting that does this, or is it something else?
Thanks!
I tried the internal keyer with the Transceiver - TS-480 setting for my QMX+ (that's the model recommended for it).
But the word spacing is too short, the keying basically sends the words back to back. Is there a setting that does this, or is it something else?
Thanks!
- Mon 27. Apr 2026, 17:49
- Forum: RUMlogNG
- Topic: How does the cheat database work?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 2914
Re: How does the cheat database work?
Oh dear, that was easy -
I've learnt something today
Thank you!
I've learnt something today
- Mon 27. Apr 2026, 13:00
- Forum: RUMlogNG
- Topic: How does the cheat database work?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 2914
How does the cheat database work?
Hi,
In Skookumlogger and N1MM there's a feature that suggest probable signals once you start to write a callsign. Is that what the cheat database does in RUMlogNG? If so, I can't get it to work. I suppose I would really like that feature to work in RUNlogNG
Arne SA6ZGM
In Skookumlogger and N1MM there's a feature that suggest probable signals once you start to write a callsign. Is that what the cheat database does in RUMlogNG? If so, I can't get it to work. I suppose I would really like that feature to work in RUNlogNG
Arne SA6ZGM