[LOGic] Rig set up.

[Rick Tarbert]

Ha Tnx Ben,
That was sure simple enough. Always wondered but never really looked 
into what those where for.
73 Rick AK3E


Ben Hatheway N6FM wrote:
> On the log form look for 1234 in the upper right corner. The 1 should be
> read. This means that you are using rig #1. Select 2 or 3 for one of the
> other ones. 
> 
> Ben
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> Hi all. I have 3 rigs. An IC746pro for 2m, IC-910 for 1296 and a flex
> 3000 for HF and 6m. I have a log set up for HF and 1 for VHF. I can set
> up the rigs to communicate with Logic but I want to simplify Logic
> itself. Is there a way to have logic read a rigs freq with out having to
> make a seperate log for each band and associating the rig to that log?
> Tnx for any help.
> Rick AK3E
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