[Logic] Re: Logbook of the World (LOTW) Beta Test Tutorial

Arthur Tan [email protected]
2003年7月26日 01:16:28 -0400


Hi Jim,
Just played with LOTW for the first time. I like it!
>From Jim Reid <[email protected]>:

> 2. I prepared an ADIF file from my Logic 6 log; however, I had no
> idea how to prepare that I only wanted QSO's from Nov. 6, 1996 to be
> selected. So I did the entire log which goes back to late 1991.
> Then I used Notepad to "edit" the log, which I did by deleting all
> QSO's from the long, long ADIF file. So first entry in the
> EXORT.ADI file was:

> <call:5>9K2GS <qso_date:8:d>19961217 <time_on:6>042300
> <rst_sent:2>59 <rst_rcvd:2>59 <mode:3>SSB <band:3>20M <dxcc:3:n>348
> <qsl_sent:1>Y <qsl_rcvd:1>Y <comment:8>DXCCSUB: <operator:4>KH7M
> <notes:21:m>KUWAIT|/ABDUL|KUWAIT| <cont:2>AS <cqz:2>21 <ituz:2>39
> <eor>

> The above seems to be one complete ADIF log entry. There was
> nothing else other than a great long list of the above sort of
> entries.

> So, I proceeded to the place where you do the process to "sign" the
> log; this is where the process stopped. I was given the message,
> "The data in line 21 is outside the range specified" or some such.
> It went away before I could respond. Next thing I was told was that
> the program was no longer responding, hi.

You have to get a text editor (there's one built in to LOGic
i.e. tools->edit a text file) and look at your adif file output at
line 21. Maybe the date is wrong? Or something else in the record is
corrupt?
When I uploaded my log, LOTW generated a list of problem callsigns and
reported that it skipped those but did proceed to accept the rest.
> Any thought on what to do now, start over or????

Try again.
Let us know how it goes.
73, Art AB4RL

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