[Dx4win] country file

Rick Murphy k1mu at arrl.net
Tue Oct 19 15:42:26 EDT 2010


On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 3:19 PM, F6EXV Paul <f6exv at wanadoo.fr> wrote:

>  Neither do they replace, nor are they ignored...
>
> The new uploads come in addition to the previous ones, so it should be
> no problem, they will match the PJ's if and when both sides will have
> their correct adif codes.
>

First, *where* you're uploading makes a difference. ClubLog, eQSL, LoTW,
some other logging program, etc.

I'll confine my comments to Logbook of the World.

When you upload a QSO to LoTW, the only thing that's uploaded is *your*
entity's ADIF code. There isn't anything that tells LoTW what entity you
think the station is in.

When that station uploads their log, the ADIF entity code that their
certificate specifies is applied to a QSO match; the QSL is awarded to you
for a QSO with their entity.

So, if you've uploaded a PJ QSO, you're done. Once ARRL begins issuing
certificates for PJ stations using the new entity codes, they'll be able to
upload their logs, you'll get a match and the proper credit.

You don't need to have a current DX4WIN country file for this to work, by
the way - at least not until you download the confirmations from LoTW.

Re-uploading QSOs will cause them to be rejected (ignored) as everything in
the QSO will be identical to the QSO you've already uploaded.
73,
    -Rick

-- 
Rick Murphy, CISSP-ISSAP, K1MU/4, Annandale VA USA


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