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I simply set the rotator type, set the com port for each rotator, set for 1 second refresh interval from the pulldown menu, and “connect”. Here’s a screenshot of HRD Rotator controlling my three electronic controllers (click to enlarge): For my three electronic rotor controllers HRD Rotator is absolutely fantastic! I’ll probably make a few more Blog posts on the features in Ham Radio Deluxe over the coming months, but I’ll keep this post to just the HRD Rotator program. Frankly I got tired of trying to stay on top of changes so I finally moved on over to the one-time “paid” version.

#Ham radio deluxe dx cluster update#

But over the years since Simon sold HRD in 2011, the only way to update the Country Manager database or Unique Callsign database was to edit them yourself.

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Copy Raw Spot opens the contents of the DX cluster in a Notepad text file.For years I used the free version of Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) by Simon, HB9DRV.

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Copy Line copies the contents of the DX cluster to the Windows clipboard.

QRZ.com opens the QRZ.com information page for a selected DX spot.

New ALE Window opens a new logbook entry form for the selected spotted call.

The operator can right-click on a spot in the display and the following shortcut options are displayed: The meaning of the columns are best found in description section of that Layout tab. The operator can add, remove, or rearrange the columns displayed here using the "Layouts" tab in DX Cluster Options.

The information in the DX cluster is displayed in the following tabular format: This is useful when changing filters, as the operator is able to see the status of spots being updated in the display. The number of spots displayed or updating with the current filter settings are shown at the right of the Spot button. Spot is a shortcut for submitting a DX spot. QRZ.com opens the QRZ.com information page for a selected DX spot. Silence Alarms quiets active audio alarms. DX Cluster Options is a shortcut to access configuration options for DX cluster. Cluster Alarms Manager is a shortcut to enable, create, or manage DX cluster alarms within Logbook. View the contents of the DX cluster in a Notepad text file. Copy the contents of the DX cluster to the Windows clipboard. It will hide spots based on what you have not yet Worked or Confirmed by Band, Mode, or both (Band+Mode). Generally, this is a very important feature. WSI Filters are changed by using this dropdown. Cluster Filters are changed using this dropdown. The dropdown menu will always simply display "Show". Remember to change back to Spots after looking at these selections. NOTE: Many users are unaware of this feature. This is very important for troubleshooting.

Console - Displays the raw data sent and received between Logbook and the connected DX cluster node.

WWV - Displays solar weather from WWV solar weather bulletins from NIST.

WCY - Displays solar weather from DK0WCY solar weather bulletins.

Announcements - Displays announcements that have sent to stations connected to the DX cluster system or node or submit an announcement on the DX cluster system or node.

Spots - Displays the DX spots received from the connected DX cluster node or submit an DX spot on the DX cluster system or node.

The Showmenu is very important and it does five things:

is connected to a DX cluster node (WA9PIE-2),Ĭonnect or Close a DX cluster connection with the button on the far left.

This section will discuss the use of DX cluster features.ĭX Cluster connection status bar shows four things (using the information in the above image as an example to describe it): The configuration of the DX cluster is discussed in the Logbook Configuration section. Solution home Ham Radio Deluxe User Guides Logbook DX Cluster