- #N1MM LOGGER PLUS YAHOO GROUP INSTALL#
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- #N1MM LOGGER PLUS YAHOO GROUP CODE#
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#N1MM LOGGER PLUS YAHOO GROUP INSTALL#
Once you actually install it and start playing with it, you will find that this program is fairly intuitive and easy to lean. Now you may be reading all this and think it is confusing. The middle is QSO's/Multipliers/Zones and the right is the Current score. This information on the left is country, zone, and continent. Ru means the station is in running mode, and SP means the station is in S&P modeĪt the very bottom you will see the status bar.
Red dot/LED - This VFO/Radio has transmit (TX) focus RX and keyboard focus are always together. Green dot/LED - This VFO/Radio has receive (RX) and keyboard focus. Those are to tell you which had RX(recieve) and TX(transmit) focus. You may notice the 2 colored dots right below the Callsign box. This means that you don't need this station because he is a dupe or you are not even 'allowed' to work him in this contest according the contest rules. If the callsign is GREY, it is a Dupe contact or an unworkable station in a non-workable country. If the callsign is Blue it is a new contact. If the callsign is Green, it is a Double or better Multiplier Example: CQWW - qso is a zone and a country multiplier (two multipliers) If the callsign is RED, it is a Single Multiplier Example: CQWW - qso is either zone or country multiplier (one multipliers) The color of the station callsign tells you what kind of multiplier it is. The meat and potatoes of this program is the log entry window.īelow is a screenshot of the log entry windowĪs you can see the entry wndow is jampacked with informationĪs you type in the call of the station you are working, you see the bearing, the milage, and the long path at the bottom of the entry window There are many features found on the N1MM logger. but is mainly a contest logging program to use with a lot of different supported contests. It is not a general logging program with award tracking etc. The N1MM Logger is a freeware program designed to do contest logging and some general logging. N1MM logger is one of a few contest logging programs that embrace SO2R/SO2V operation. So I am going to break this review up into several chunks.
#N1MM LOGGER PLUS YAHOO GROUP FULL#
I wanted to do a review on this program, but it is so full featured and robust, you just cant do it in one review. This is the program I use here at K4SAC for contest logging. This is a review of the freeware contest logging program N1MM. To read more about N1MM's software, please check out Right clicking on the band map gives you other options as well As you S&P your way up and down the band, each station you’ve worked will be marked with a grey self-spot, so you can skip by them the next time even if you have no packet spots. You may say, I don't use packet or dx clusters.well the bandmap is STILL useful.
#N1MM LOGGER PLUS YAHOO GROUP CODE#
When you complete a QSO and tune off the frequency – the spot’s color code turns to grey, so that you know at a glance that you have worked the station already, and won’t waste time when you come back to that frequency again. If you click on a callsign, if you have your radio interfaced, your radio will automatically go to that frequency and populate the entry window with the call of that station. You can zoom in and out on the bandmap using the and keys. You can hold your mouse over one of the spots and you can see more information. Last entry, I talked about a bandmap feature, N1MM has a bandmap feature that if you are connected to a dx cluster, you can actually see the stations that are spotted along a bandmap of your VFO.Īs you can see the dx cluster has populated the bandmap with the calls that have been posted to the cluster. I am going to break this review into bite sized pieces so that you dont get bored reading a bunch of stuff at one sitting. Today I am going to go a little deeper and explain some of the features. The last installment, I talked about the N1MM entry window and some of the features of N1MM.
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