Those are the only steps required in N3FJP Software. Just be sure that you check the option in Digital Engine to have N3FJP handle TX RX. Personally, I typically run N7YG Digital Engine in RTTY contests with N3FJP Software doing the rig interface. We've not beta tested this option here, but there have been good reports from others on the Users group. Also, if you will be clicking on DX Spots to change frequencies in the digital subband, check the check box that says 'Don't send mode change with frequency'.ģ. Under the Mode By options, select Mode by Frequency (to return the digital mode based on frequency) or Don't Use (if the connected program is accurately returning mode). If your rig is set to USB for digital, to only have N3FJP Software respond to mode updates sent from the connected program, click Settings > Rig Interface. Use rig interface from N3FJP software and disabled rig interface from the connected program. In that case, from the N3FJP program menu options click Settings > Rig Interface and select None from the rig list.Ģ. Use the connected program to perform rig interface. The API setup form should look like this:įor rig control, when interfacing another application with our software, since Windows won't allow port sharing among programs, you have three options for rig interface:ġ. From N3FJP Software's menu options click Settings > Application Program Interface and check the upper check box that says TCP API Enabled (Server). N3FJP must be running to listen for the command to log the QSO. Regardless of which digital program you plan to use, the first step will always be to start the N3FJP Software program you want to connect to before starting the connecting program.

If you need help using, programming macros, setting sound card levels and other functionality of the respective programs, please consult the digital author's documentation or post to their users support group. I am not an expert on these programs and I am not in a position to provide support for other folk's software. Most authors have more detailed help documentation for interfacing with my programs, so please read their help files for complete details.

These programs are written by other authors and have their own support groups. This page is intended as a very basic, quick start guide. It is written with both my contesting software and Amateur Contact Log in mind, for versions released after August 2016 (AC Log 5.7 and later). The following are the essential steps for interfacing some of the popular digital software directly with my programs via API.

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