If the country was worked before TurboLog 4's Logbook database is searched. or whatever you customized in BandMaster's Settings menu as an ATNO ). This spot then would be represented in red color (. If there is no entry in the DXCC-database found for this particular country an all- time- new- one (ATNO) will be recognized and fed back into Bandmaster. The spot's DXCC entity is derived from the Prefix of the Base Call. Thus, every incoming Packet spot is sent to TurboLog 4 for investigation. In principal the following categories of data could be exchanged:įigure 262: View Menu in TL4: Start BandMasterīandmaster has no DXCC- nor Logbook Database. However, you will be amazed to experience the flow of data between TurboLog 4 and the BANDMASTER module. Unfortunately, more could have been done with respect to a comprehensive interface description. For example: OLE is extensively used by Microsoft in its OFFICE suite.The programmer of an OLE module is responsible for the transferable data and most importantly for its proper documentation.
#Bandmaster layout windows#
This means it provides a standardized interface which allows data exchange back and forth among Windows programs. It is shareware and can be downloaded and licensed from:īandmaster fulfills most of our requirements and its main advantage is its design as a Windows OLE module ( OLE = O bject L inking and E mbedding ). This tool was developed by Alex Shovkoplyas, VE3NEA, Afreet Software, Inc. Thus, we scanned the internet for suitable tools which we could embed in TurboLog 4 and found BANDMASTER. However, developing such a display right from the scratch is quite an effort.
A graphical representation has significant perceptual advantages in terms of faster information processing in our visual system over information displays being arranged as tables. A graphical display which shows Packet spots being mapped on a frequency scale ( "BAND-MAP" ) has been on our agenda for a long time.
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