Hi Robi,
Here the answers:
1. Make sure you add an exception in you antivirus to the C:\Swisslog folder and also add an exception in your firewall to the Swisslog executable file:
SwisslV5.exe. Do the same for all your radio software (such as WSJT-X). This way you will ensure they don't block or interfere the normal execution of radio software which causes violation errors and many other weird issues. If the violation errors persist, run Swisslog as administrator: mouse right click on the Swisslog icon > Properties > Compatibility then check the Run as administrator option. Apply then OK.
2. Yes. The QSO Entry displays the radio frequency and mode when running in realtime mode (date field background in displayed in yellow colour) but you can't change it. In the transceiver control options enable the option "Show TX status on toolbar". You will see the CAT bar in the upper side of the main form. There you can change frequency and mode. You also have a Transceiver Control window offering more options. PLEASE read the Transceiver Control chapter in the Swisslog help:
https://www.swisslogforwindows.com/engli...ontrol.htm
3. When Swisslog is linked with external programs, all logging operations MUST BE performed from the external program. So you have to press the "Log QSO" button in WSJT-X to log the QSO in Swisslog. PLEASE read the whole Digital Modes Interface chapter in the Swisslog help:
https://www.swisslogforwindows.com/engli...upport.htm
73
