If you negate the question whether you want to continue the last contest or create a new contest, then you automatically come to the 'radio operation' standard basic layout. The next time you start the QSO input, you will automatically return to the 'XPress' basic layout. If you don't want that, you should first create a new logbook in the program.ġ1. After the contest is over, all QSOs are automatically in the current main log. to 6., print or export the ContestLog.ġ0. With the upper switch 'Contest/Exp' you can change the settings from 3. The upper switches 'F7: Mode ' and 'F8: Band' are used for quick switching during the contest.ĩ. With OK you come to the QSO input mask and can enter QSOs here.Ĩ. This is useful if you only want to 'climb through' it afterwards.ħ.

The menu item 'Fields' on the left can be used to enter default values for some fields. That means, however, that you have to press the ENTER key once more.Ħ. the locator is entered in the 'real' locator field. If this option is not activated, then e.g. But you do without the program automatically entering a value. This makes the actual input faster later. The option 'Entries are only made in the RST field' means that all entries for the contest that concern RST are only entered in this one field. At the bottom of this window you can check the fields that are not required.ĥ.

Here you indicate in which order which RST values are queried in the contest. In the latter case, enter a name for the new contest.ģ. If you have already logged a contest with it, the program asks whether this contest should be resumed or whether a new contest should be created. Switch on the XPress layout via the menu.Ģ. To run a contest with it, proceed as follows:ġ.

Ham radio logbook layout