Quickly create comprehensive activity logs for radio station transmissions and callsigns, using this reliable logger application.
- AALog
- Version :3.6.5 Build 1196
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :DXsoft
AALog Description
AALog allows you to create various types of logs for callsigns in radio station transmissions. The tool can be used by radio station operators, who benefit from a large series of functions for generating daily logs. You can obtain award statistics, interaction with transceivers, in various digital support modes.
Support for several logging functions
AALog is suitable for amateur radio station operators since it can help them generate several types of logs for contests, interaction with transceivers or DX cluster monitoring. The data is collected in a small local Interbase type of database.
The program supports working with TureTTY, for RTTY and PSK31, as well as with CwType/CwGet for CW operations. You can also use AAVoice for using voice commands, as well as acquire information from online or local sources. You can even create multiple logs for a single callsign and merge them into a single document.
Additional callsign functions and log data export
AALog enables you to generate a new QSO entry, by specifying the callsign or by importing contacts from the local callbook. You may even load data from online sources, such as callbook websites. Once you acquired the callsign, the program can automatically identify its geographical location.
You need to establish certain details, such as the date of the callsign, QSO time, bandwidth, sent/received RST, QTH and QSL. You can easily modify each QSO by double clicking on the corresponding row. The program allows you to import data from ADIF, Cabrillo, AATest files, LoTW reports, eQSL.cc CFM documents or LoTW users list. The supported formats for file export are ADIF, CSV and TXT.
Manually configure size related settings
The number of contacts you can manage in AALog depends on the size of your hard disk and you may log information from different callsigns or split a single callsign into several logs. The program includes a comprehensive searching function, which you can use to find current or previous callsigns.