… note here when running Field Day mode you should enter the correct exchange sent and exchange received so the QSO is logged correctly in N3FJP. To test logging a QSO, enter a test call in the DX Call field and press the Log QSO button: To test out the config so far, start the apps in this order: N3FJP, JT-Alert, WSJT. To use FT8 for Field Day, WSJT has a setting to customize the exchange to include the required class and ARRL section: In WSJT settings on the reporting tab, select all 3 checkboxes in the UDP section, and replace the default 127.0.0.1 with your current IP address, e.g. Without making any other changes, if you start JT-Alert and then start WSJT you’ll see these two dialogs which tell you what settings you need to change in WSJT: Next, configuring network options in WSJT to allow JT-Alert to connect. This approach for the config is in the Help docs for JT-Alert here: Here you also select the log type is ‘Field Day’. mdb log file of the locally running N3FJP: This part is not obvious, but to configure JT-Alert to log to the Field Day logger even if on the same PC you configure the remote connection settings and then also point it to the. The options give you a setting to connect to a locally running ACLog, and while this works for a local N3FJP’s ACLog app, it doesn’t for N3FJP’s Field Day logger. The next step after installing JT-Alert is to select ACLog (N3FJP’s main logging app) in the settings. ![]() ![]() Starting with N3FJP, the first step is to enable the Server API from Settings / Application Programming Interface: WSJT-X -> JT-Alert -> N3FJP Field Day logger. WSJT-X doesn’t log directly to N3FJP (it does to N1NM though), but it does indirectly through the intermediate helper app JT-Alert. First up, let’s look at getting WSJT-X working. This year I want to have a go at setting up a digital mode station to log automatically to N3FJP from WSJT-X to run some FT8, and also from fldigi to work PSK and RTTY. My amateur radio club ( RCARCS) uses N3FJP logger for Field Day (we run N3FJP on one laptop and the log from each station over WiFi).
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