Brilliant video, thank you. I have been messing about for over an hour trying to make it work. The Log4OM instructions for this configuration are absolutely rubbish. Thank you very much! 73 John, 2E0SVB
Nice job Santiago. I don't have a rotating antenna but do need to mess with LOG4OM more. Right now I do use it to log contacts but am not utilizing it to the fullest I am sure. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Keith, for watching. Whenever you wish to know something just let me know and I can help you. Next video will be on how to view eQsl cards on Log4OM.
Hi Nice video, tks. I have 2 antenas on the same rotor. One Hexbeam and a Dipole for 40m. On PSTrotator I set antenna 1 for 40m and antenna 2 for the Hexbeam. How can I tell PSTrotator that when Log4OM is on 40m, PSTrotator should change to antenna 1 a knowing that it is a dipole turn the antenna by the shortest way? And when it is on the hexbeam, know that it is a beam with just one direction? Thanks in advance 73 de CT2HUU
It should not affect Wsjtx or GT and it won’t be affected by them either. It works just fine. That’s the way I use it and I use Wsjtx and GT all of the time.
If you wish for PSTRotator to follow the station you are calling on Wsjtx, you can go to PstRotator menu, in "Tracker", you go to "Log" and select "Wsjtx" (instead of Log4OM). That way, Wsjtx will instruct the rotator where to go to depending on the station you are working or calling. Hope this helps. 73 de Santiago. HI8O + KB8SM.
Brilliant video, thank you. I have been messing about for over an hour trying to make it work. The Log4OM instructions for this configuration are absolutely rubbish. Thank you very much! 73 John, 2E0SVB
Thanks for your comment and feedback. Did you get it working? If you need further help, please let me know. 73 de Santiago HI8O
@@hamworldonline Yes! Absolutely perfect! Thanks again 😊
Tnx a lot. Just change my PC and had to reinstall and just could not remember how to set this software up. Santiago, you are my hero ;-) 73
+SQ5EBM Maciej Muszalski thanks for the feedback and happy to be of help. 73 De Santiago HI8O + KB8SM
Very helpful information and I will try it by next few week once my Yaesu GS-232B Interface has just been delivered
73 de VR2SA
Thanks for watching and for the feedback. Hope you get it working fine. Let me know if I can help. 73 De Santiago, HI8O + KB8SM
Nice job Santiago. I don't have a rotating antenna but do need to mess with LOG4OM more. Right now I do use it to log contacts but am not utilizing it to the fullest I am sure. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Keith, for watching. Whenever you wish to know something just let me know and I can help you. Next video will be on how to view eQsl cards on Log4OM.
This was VERY helpful!! Thank you! WA8APB
brilliant. just got mine running from your video cheers DE VK4KA
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you found it useful! 73 De Santiago, HI8O +KB8SM
Nice explication. Thank you. VA2RC
Thanks Francois. 73, De Santiago
Hi
Nice video, tks.
I have 2 antenas on the same rotor. One Hexbeam and a Dipole for 40m.
On PSTrotator I set antenna 1 for 40m and antenna 2 for the Hexbeam.
How can I tell PSTrotator that when Log4OM is on 40m, PSTrotator should change to antenna 1 a knowing that it is a dipole turn the antenna by the shortest way? And when it is on the hexbeam, know that it is a beam with just one direction?
Thanks in advance
73 de CT2HUU
how will this wowrk with WSJTX and Grid tracker
It should not affect Wsjtx or GT and it won’t be affected by them either. It works just fine. That’s the way I use it and I use Wsjtx and GT all of the time.
@@hamworldonline so when am using Wsjtx and GT, will the antennae rotate towards the azimuth that is selected or called?
If you wish for PSTRotator to follow the station you are calling on Wsjtx, you can go to PstRotator menu, in "Tracker", you go to "Log" and select "Wsjtx" (instead of Log4OM). That way, Wsjtx will instruct the rotator where to go to depending on the station you are working or calling. Hope this helps. 73 de Santiago. HI8O + KB8SM.