Dunno, Graham - Felipe PY1NB is the brains behond the site and wrote the
Aggregator.  Let's see what he says.

73, Pete

At 07:04 AM 1/30/2009, you wrote:
>Pete, you're probably the chap to answer this.
>
>The Aggregator say:
>
>"Welcome to the reverse beacon network!
>the server wants all spots on VHF+ and only CQ spots on HF"
>
>On 6m today, CWSkimmer caught G6TGO but not calling CQ.  However,
>although it appeared okay in my "vanilla" telnet session, it didn't
>appear in the aggregator console window nor on skimmer.dxwatch.com :
>http://skimmer.dxwatch.com/dxsd1.php?f=0&c=g6tgo&t=dx
>
>Is this because 6m doesn't class as VHF or is there some
>configuration setting I'm missing, or am I just misundertanding
>something?
>======================
>Telnet log:
>Welcome to the CW Skimmer Telnet cluster port!
>CW Skimmer 1.4 is operated by Graham, G3ZOD in Stockport (IO83WJ)
>Please enter your callsign:g3zod
>
>G3ZOD de SKIMMER 2009-01-29 13:27Z CwSkimmer >
>DX de G3ZOD-#:   50090.1  G6TGO          18 dB  15 WPM  DE
>0915Z
>======================
>
>73 de Graham G3ZOD
>
>
>------------------------------------
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Hi Pete.  Okay thanks; I'll repost it using "Contact Us" on the web
site.

73 de Graham G3ZOD


--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, Pete Smith <n4zr@...> wrote:
> Dunno, Graham - Felipe PY1NB is the brains behond the site and wrote
the
> Aggregator.  Let's see what he says.

Hi Bob,

The format of the web page that lists the callsigns of the contest logs have
changed, and MEdit is unable to parse it. The work around is to save the
calls in a text file, one call per line, and import them in MEdit via the
File / Import Text menu command.

73 Alex VE3NEA





----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob" <i2wij@...>
To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 01:09 PM
Subject: [dxatlas] MEdit 1.7 Error


Hi Alex,

any news about it?

Is there any fix or it is my fault?

Pse refer to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dxatlas_group/message/1297
for details.

Thanks,
Bob, I2WIJ

Tnx Alex, for the reply.

That's what I have done already.

I was just wondering if there will be a possible
patch/fix in the future.
That feature was really neat!
73
Bob, I2WIJ

--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, "Alex, VE3NEA" <alshovk@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> The format of the web page that lists the callsigns of the contest
logs have
> changed, and MEdit is unable to parse it. The work around is to
save the
> calls in a text file, one call per line, and import them in MEdit
via the
> File / Import Text menu command.
>
> 73 Alex VE3NEA
>
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob" <i2wij@...>
> To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 01:09 PM
> Subject: [dxatlas] MEdit 1.7 Error
>
>
> Hi Alex,
>
> any news about it?
>
> Is there any fix or it is my fault?
>
> Pse refer to:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dxatlas_group/message/1297
> for details.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob, I2WIJ
>

Does anyone know of an online primer of some kind to learn how to get
the most out of the program?

Rocky and BPF softrock V9.0 controller ?
73 de aldo IK1RGM

Hi everybody,
does anybody (Alex surely!) knows where is stored the needed list?
It happens to me that some spots are marked in RED as if needed, while
they aren't. 1B1AB is always in red and I cannot un-mark, OH0/ happens
the same.

All the best
Alberto I2KBD

--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, "hal_7351" <azagni@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
> does anybody (Alex surely!) knows where is stored the needed list?
> It happens to me that some spots are marked in RED as if needed,
> while they aren't. 1B1AB is always in red and I cannot un-mark,
> OH0/ happens the same.

I'm running BandMaster 1.3.

If you mean the country list, it's in the install directory
(C:\Program Files\Afreet\BandMaster on my system) and it's called
"Adif.lst". It's updated via the Tools->DXCC Needed List menu selection.

Entries look like this:

001=+|VE|Canada
003=-|YA|Afghanistan
004=-|3B6|Agalega & St. Brandon
005=+|OH0|Aland Is.
006=+|KL|Alaska
007=+|ZA|Albania

Where the "+" means I have it, and the "-" means I need it.

I use the DXLabs suite.  Is there anyway that Skimmer can be interfaced
with Commander (vice OmniRig) like DXAtlas is with DXView?  There are
alot of DXLabs users who would like to be able to interface Skimmer and
Commander for rig control.  Dave, AA6YQ, is very supportive of his
DXLab suite of programs and would probably provide such an interface if
possible.

73,
Tom
KQ5S

At 11:14 AM 2/8/2009, nineback wrote:
>I use the DXLabs suite.  Is there anyway that Skimmer can be interfaced
>with Commander (vice OmniRig) like DXAtlas is with DXView?  There are
>alot of DXLabs users who would like to be able to interface Skimmer and
>Commander for rig control.  Dave, AA6YQ, is very supportive of his
>DXLab suite of programs and would probably provide such an interface if
>possible.

Depends what you want to do exactly.  You can get spots from Skimmer with
virtually any logging software's Telnet client.  If your rig is one that is
controlled by OmniRig, then you can use RigSync by W2RF to enable you to
click on a call or frequency on Skimmer and have it move your radio
there.  If you want to have both DXLabs and Skimmer talking to the same
radio at the same time, then you need some sort of COM port
splitter.  Recent MicroHam interfaces allow two virtual serial ports per
radio, and eterlogic makes a virtual serial port emulator that does the
same thing in software - some people have reported good results with
it.  I'm sure there are other software splitters out there.

73, Pete N4ZR

Can anyone help me get Faros working here please?

The program does not seem to control the radio and cause it to change
frequency. CW Skimmer works well and as I change the frequency in the
program, it controls the radio. Omni-Rig works well and other radio
control programs work without problem too. So, I am stuck. I have used
Faros before with great results but in my current localtion, I have
only a slow dialup connection to the Internet and all time servers
show "Error: Timeout" Could that result in this program?


Many thanks and 73,

Jim
WA2EWE

Pete,
Thanks for the reply.  I do have microkeyer and am able to use the
second CAT port.  I was really wanting to use only one interface program
and not have to load OmniRig as well.  That is why I was hoping for an
interface that would allow that.

73,
Tom

On 2/8/2009 9:39 AM, Pete Smith wrote:
> At 11:14 AM 2/8/2009, nineback wrote:
>> I use the DXLabs suite.  Is there anyway that Skimmer can be interfaced
>> with Commander (vice OmniRig) like DXAtlas is with DXView?  There are
>> alot of DXLabs users who would like to be able to interface Skimmer and
>> Commander for rig control.  Dave, AA6YQ, is very supportive of his
>> DXLab suite of programs and would probably provide such an interface if
>> possible.
>
> Depends what you want to do exactly.  You can get spots from Skimmer with
> virtually any logging software's Telnet client.  If your rig is one that is
> controlled by OmniRig, then you can use RigSync by W2RF to enable you to
> click on a call or frequency on Skimmer and have it move your radio
> there.  If you want to have both DXLabs and Skimmer talking to the same
> radio at the same time, then you need some sort of COM port
> splitter.  Recent MicroHam interfaces allow two virtual serial ports per
> radio, and eterlogic makes a virtual serial port emulator that does the
> same thing in software - some people have reported good results with
> it.  I'm sure there are other software splitters out there.
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Hi Bert,
thanks for the infos.
I am using Band Master 1.42 and it seems to work differently.
It has a Wkdadif.lst file that just contains the ADIF numbers of the
needed countries.
Cannot't find why 1B1 (Northen Cyprus) is needed when there is not
even an ADIF number for it.

All the best
Alberto I2KBD


>
> I'm running BandMaster 1.3.
>
> If you mean the country list, it's in the install directory
> (C:\Program Files\Afreet\BandMaster on my system) and it's called
> "Adif.lst". It's updated via the Tools->DXCC Needed List menu
selection.
>
> Entries look like this:
>
> 001=+|VE|Canada
> 003=-|YA|Afghanistan
> 004=-|3B6|Agalega & St. Brandon
> 005=+|OH0|Aland Is.
> 006=+|KL|Alaska
> 007=+|ZA|Albania
>
> Where the "+" means I have it, and the "-" means I need it.
>

Hi Jim..

Yes, Faros does *Need* direct fast access to the time servers.
However, I was not aware that if it couldnt get the accurate time data
it would not drive the radio.   Maybe it needs to get a time "fix"
first.  By the sound of things, you've got OmniRig working OK.  Does
Faros show the radio icon at the bottom left with a red or yellow
background?  If so, it's still got some comm's problems.

As to the time server issue...

If you know anyone with detailed Linux experience, there is quite a bit
of info on the web, about building your own GPS locked NTP time server.

One such is here..   http://www.wraith.sf.ca.us/ntp/   But its not for
the feint hearted.   However, if you are restricted to dialup internet,
it's probably what you need.   Lots of linked info there too, also if
you Google for "GPS NTP server linux" (without the qoutes)

Although there are NTP server and GPS time locking utilities for
Windows, and free too.  Windows (especialy the later NT versuons) is
pitiful in its short term time keeping, making (and I've tried this)
using any of the popular NTP tools for windows, naff all use for Faros.
Shame...

All the best.

73.

Dave G0WBX.
http://g8kbv.homeip.net:8008/ My Faros status page.  An example of what
can be done.



> ______________________________________________________________
> 1. Faros Help?
>     Posted by: "Jim McLaughlin" wa2ewe@... jamesmclaughlinjr
>     Date: Sun Feb 8, 2009 4:24 pm ((PST))
>
> Can anyone help me get Faros working here please?
>
> The program does not seem to control the radio and cause it
> to change frequency. CW Skimmer works well and as I change
> the frequency in the program, it controls the radio. Omni-Rig
> works well and other radio control programs work without
> problem too. So, I am stuck. I have used Faros before with
> great results but in my current localtion, I have only a slow
> dialup connection to the Internet and all time servers show
> "Error: Timeout" Could that result in this program?
>
>
> Many thanks and 73,
>
> Jim
> WA2EWE

Hi Alberto,

The Wkdadif.lst and WkdIota.lst files are located in the Documents and
Settings\<username>\Application Data\Afreet\UserData folder.

Unfortunately, there is no way to add 1B1 to your DXCC Worked list, because
Northern Cyprus does not count for DXCC and cannot be worked for this award.

73 Alex VE3NEA





----- Original Message -----

Hi Bert,
thanks for the infos.
I am using Band Master 1.42 and it seems to work differently.
It has a Wkdadif.lst file that just contains the ADIF numbers of the
needed countries.
Cannot't find why 1B1 (Northen Cyprus) is needed when there is not
even an ADIF number for it.

All the best
Alberto I2KBD

Thank you for the reply Dave.

The radio icon is normal until the program sends a command to the
radio. Then it just flashes red for a moment. Not sure why there is a
problem with this. The com port settings are the same for different
applications. I use at least four other different apps for that radio
(Yaesu FT-897) without any problems.

Thanks for the ideas about a GPS but Linux is not really an option
for me with my portable station. What I really need is for an
internal program option to use the internal PC clock while operating
portable and, because of the reduced accuracy, be able to manually
adjust the time. But, if there was a program option to select a GPS
ising a com port and NMEA data format from it, I would jump for it.
Perhaps Alex can add this feature in a upcoming release.

73,

Jim
WA2EWE


--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Baxter" <dave@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Jim..
>
> Yes, Faros does *Need* direct fast access to the time servers.
> However, I was not aware that if it couldnt get the accurate time
data
> it would not drive the radio.   Maybe it needs to get a time "fix"
> first.  By the sound of things, you've got OmniRig working OK.  Does
> Faros show the radio icon at the bottom left with a red or yellow
> background?  If so, it's still got some comm's problems.
>
> As to the time server issue...
>
> If you know anyone with detailed Linux experience, there is quite a
bit
> of info on the web, about building your own GPS locked NTP time
server.
>
> One such is here..   http://www.wraith.sf.ca.us/ntp/   But its not
for
> the feint hearted.   However, if you are restricted to dialup
internet,
> it's probably what you need.   Lots of linked info there too, also
if
> you Google for "GPS NTP server linux" (without the qoutes)
>
> Although there are NTP server and GPS time locking utilities for
> Windows, and free too.  Windows (especialy the later NT versuons) is
> pitiful in its short term time keeping, making (and I've tried this)
> using any of the popular NTP tools for windows, naff all use for
Faros.
> Shame...
>
> All the best.
>
> 73.
>
> Dave G0WBX.
> http://g8kbv.homeip.net:8008/ My Faros status page.  An example of
what
> can be done.

Dear Alex

Can you make a filter selection for call sign in Bandmaster? It would
be very useful to only see, for example, K5D DXPedition and not all
the other unecessary spots. Presently, as the K5D spots change
frequency, the list of K5D spots jumps around in the window and is
very annoying.

Dan, K3ZXL

Hi Dan,

You cannot filter spots by callsign, but you can achieve the same effect by
marking all countries except KP5 as worked in the needed list. You will also
have to tell Band Master that K5D is Desecheo. To do so, add the following
line to the CallDxcc.lst file:

K5D=KP5

The file is located in Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\Afreet\Reference

73 Alex VE3NEA



----- Original Message -----
From: "oceanbiz01" <dan-schaaf@...>
To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2009 04:38 PM
Subject: [dxatlas] Bandmaster Filter


Dear Alex

Can you make a filter selection for call sign in Bandmaster? It would
be very useful to only see, for example, K5D DXPedition and not all
the other unecessary spots. Presently, as the K5D spots change
frequency, the list of K5D spots jumps around in the window and is
very annoying.

Dan, K3ZXL

Dear Alex

I KNOW that I cannot filter by call sign, but can you add this feature
in Bandmaster? I have 299 countries worked and most of the time I do
not see any spots for something I need, so during DXPeditions, I focus
entirely on the DXPed callsign. It is a pain in the arse to do the
steps as you suggested. It would be nice and very convenient to see
only the DXPed callsign.

By the way, I cannot find the following path in my computer "Documents
and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Afreet\Reference"
I have searched for this path and it does not show up in the search.
Same is True if I use Explorer, it is not there.

Dan K3ZXL

The K5D Dxpedition has really been a great road test for my station.  I've had a
ball.  My set-up with my Ten-Tec Orion,  LP-PAN, CWSkimmer and N4PY software
(for rig control) has made chasing this one a lot of fun!

On SSB the dual receiver control and display in the PowerSDR panadaptor software
enabled me to find the holes and grab the DX.  On CW the chaos on 20 metres was
visual with the CWSkimmer software and I saw a bit of a pattern and finally
slipped in my call.  The smooth interaction of ALL that software (N4PY,
LP-Bridge, CWSkimmer and PowerSDR) and hardware (Ten-Tec Orion, LP-PAN, and an
external sound card) was very satisfying! 

Anyway I just wanted to say thanks to Larry (N8LP), Scott (WU2X), Alex (VE3NEA)
and Carl (N4PY) for helping increase the ham radio "fun-ratio" in my shack! 

73,

Rick

VE7TK



Website:  http://www3.telus.net/ve7tk


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I am not having success setting up Ham Cap.  I downloaded the most
recent versions of Ham Cap and VOACAP from the respective web sites.
The VOACAP is version 08.1219W.  I assume the Ham Cap is 1.61 but I am
not sure, because when I run Ham Cap I get the following message:

VOACAP v.08.1124W is required for this program to run. Open the VOACAP
download page?

I can't get beyond that point.  Does Ham Cap require the older version
of VOACAP or should it work with the latest update?  I have tried some
older versions of VOACAP but all of the ones I have tried get me to the
same "error" message when I try to run Ham Cap.

Does anyone have a suggestion I can try?

Thanks,

Paul, W3GQ

Paul, I recently made an upgrade to the program and did not encounter
this problem. I am using Win XP if that makes any difference. You might
try deleting the current install of both and retry it, all the way from
downloading the files. It sounds like there may be some corruption some
place to me. Good luck!

Bruce, K2BET

Paul Sturpe wrote:
>
>
> I am not having success setting up Ham Cap. I downloaded the most
> recent versions of Ham Cap and VOACAP from the respective web sites.
> The VOACAP is version 08.1219W. I assume the Ham Cap is 1.61 but I am
> not sure, because when I run Ham Cap I get the following message:
>
> VOACAP v.08.1124W is required for this program to run. Open the VOACAP
> download page?
>
> I can't get beyond that point. Does Ham Cap require the older version
> of VOACAP or should it work with the latest update? I have tried some
> older versions of VOACAP but all of the ones I have tried get me to the
> same "error" message when I try to run Ham Cap.
>
> Does anyone have a suggestion I can try?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul, W3GQ
>
>
>
>
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>
> This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system.
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Be sure to install VOACAP first and then the Ham Cap program...

Bruce Tanner wrote:
>
>
> Paul, I recently made an upgrade to the program and did not encounter
> this problem. I am using Win XP if that makes any difference. You might
> try deleting the current install of both and retry it, all the way from
> downloading the files. It sounds like there may be some corruption some
> place to me. Good luck!
>
> Bruce, K2BET
>
> Paul Sturpe wrote:
>  >
>  >
>  > I am not having success setting up Ham Cap. I downloaded the most
>  > recent versions of Ham Cap and VOACAP from the respective web sites.
>  > The VOACAP is version 08.1219W. I assume the Ham Cap is 1.61 but I am
>  > not sure, because when I run Ham Cap I get the following message:
>  >
>  > VOACAP v.08.1124W is required for this program to run. Open the VOACAP
>  > download page?
>  >
>  > I can't get beyond that point. Does Ham Cap require the older version
>  > of VOACAP or should it work with the latest update? I have tried some
>  > older versions of VOACAP but all of the ones I have tried get me to the
>  > same "error" message when I try to run Ham Cap.
>  >
>  > Does anyone have a suggestion I can try?
>  >
>  > Thanks,
>  >
>  > Paul, W3GQ
>  >
>  >
>  >
>  >
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>
>
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Hi Paul,

HamCap was asking for v.08.1124, but you have installed v,08.1219 instead.
No wonder it is still asking for the version it needs.

Alex




----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Sturpe" <sturpe@...>
To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 09:24 AM
Subject: [dxatlas] Ham Cap Problem


I am not having success setting up Ham Cap.  I downloaded the most
recent versions of Ham Cap and VOACAP from the respective web sites.
The VOACAP is version 08.1219W.  I assume the Ham Cap is 1.61 but I am
not sure, because when I run Ham Cap I get the following message:

VOACAP v.08.1124W is required for this program to run. Open the VOACAP
download page?

I can't get beyond that point.  Does Ham Cap require the older version
of VOACAP or should it work with the latest update?  I have tried some
older versions of VOACAP but all of the ones I have tried get me to the
same "error" message when I try to run Ham Cap.

Does anyone have a suggestion I can try?

Thanks,

Paul, W3GQ

Hi,
I'm busy in getting familar with OmniRig. Following the description I
found at http://www.dxatlas.com/omnirig/BetaTest.txt I have to start
the program 'client.exe' to configure the OmniRig. Where can I find
this program?
Thanks in advance and 73 de Eike, DM3ML

Hi Eike,

You need Client.exe only if you have created your own INI file for a new
radio model and want to test it. To configure OmniRig, just run
OmniRig.exe - in most programs that support OmniRig, there is a menu command
that starts OmniRig.exe for you.

73 Alex VE3NEA



----- Original Message -----
From: "Eike, DM3ML" <dm3ml@...>
To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 12:04 PM
Subject: [dxatlas] Client.exe ?


Hi,
I'm busy in getting familar with OmniRig. Following the description I
found at http://www.dxatlas.com/omnirig/BetaTest.txt I have to start
the program 'client.exe' to configure the OmniRig. Where can I find
this program?
Thanks in advance and 73 de Eike, DM3ML

Hi Alex,

I guess I misunderstood.  The web site at
http://www.dxatlas.com/HamCap/ lists the required software as

"Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP;
VOACAP (a.k.a. itshfbc, a.k.a. hfwin32) v.3.827 OR ABOVE."
(emphasis added.)

I got it working now that I found the proper version of VOACAP.

Paul


--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, "Alex, VE3NEA" <alshovk@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> HamCap was asking for v.08.1124, but you have installed v,08.1219
instead.
> No wonder it is still asking for the version it needs.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Paul Sturpe" <sturpe@...>
> To: <dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 09:24 AM
> Subject: [dxatlas] Ham Cap Problem
>
>
> I am not having success setting up Ham Cap.  I downloaded the most
> recent versions of Ham Cap and VOACAP from the respective web sites.
> The VOACAP is version 08.1219W.  I assume the Ham Cap is 1.61 but I
am
> not sure, because when I run Ham Cap I get the following message:
>
> VOACAP v.08.1124W is required for this program to run. Open the
VOACAP
> download page?
>
> I can't get beyond that point.  Does Ham Cap require the older
version
> of VOACAP or should it work with the latest update?  I have tried
some
> older versions of VOACAP but all of the ones I have tried get me to
the
> same "error" message when I try to run Ham Cap.
>
> Does anyone have a suggestion I can try?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul, W3GQ
>

Hi Paul,

My mistake. I have changed the message in the program but forgot about the
web page. Fixed now.

73 Alex VE3NEA



----- Original Message -----
Hi Alex,

I guess I misunderstood.  The web site at
http://www.dxatlas.com/HamCap/ lists the required software as

"Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP;
VOACAP (a.k.a. itshfbc, a.k.a. hfwin32) v.3.827 OR ABOVE."
(emphasis added.)

I got it working now that I found the proper version of VOACAP.

Paul

FYI,

For those interested, the few bugs I had running CW Skimmer under
Vista have all been fixed. I bit the bullet, and downgraded to XP pro
2, and all now works as advertised.

I know some have reported running under Vista without any issues, but
not in my case.

I can now start Skimmer, without first having to manually start Omni-
rig, and without first having to run another program to kick start my
EMU-0202 soundcard.

All is good (except for the 100 bucks I had to pay for XP).

David, VK2NU


--- In dxatlas_group@yahoogroups.com, "Alex, VE3NEA" <alshovk@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> I am not sure what causes the problem. If there is a file called
> Error(1.4.xxx).log in the CwSkimmer folder, please send me a copy.
None of
> my programs are officially supported on Vista. Even if the programs
work on
> this OS in most cases, there are situations like yours when they
don't, and
> there is very little I can do to diagnose and fix the problem. I
was told
> that Microsoft offers a free downgrade from Vista to XP - obviously
a lot of
> other software has difficulties running on this OS.
>
> 73 Alex VE3NEA
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> I've just downloaded the latest release of Skimmer, but now have
> problems when I try to open the program.
>
> I get an error message saying the program has generated errors and
> needs to shutdown. If I hit cancel it will open but cannot seem to
find
> Omnirig. When I go into set-up in skimmer the rig control section is
> greyed out!!
>
> I've uninstalled Omni-rig and installed the latest version, but
still
> no joy.
>
> If I manually open Omni-rig, before opening Skimmer it seems to
work OK.
>
> Any ideas?? I am running this on Vista, which I suspect may be part
of
> my problems, but I don't recall having this issue previously when
I've
> upgraded??
>
> Thanks
>
> David, VK2NU
>

Is it fully functional?

I am trying it out on my K3 with the LP-Pan IF panadapter.  It decodes
the code ok but it does not display any callsigns.