G'Day,
It is a public thread - you cannot hijack anything - input from anybody is more than welcome at any time to assist.
It is really hard to figure out what is wrong with code from a verbal description. Two things can make the task easier - a lot of people experience the problem, or example data exhibiting the problem. The more people who experience the problem the more "descriptions" one gets to read.
If one has examples from which to work, particularly examples from which one can repeat the event during testing, the task is much, much easier.
Clearly, at this point, this does not seem to be a common problem across many operators. That really does not indicate anything in particular, just that experience with the problem is rare.
So what is needed are examples, especially data from which to work.
I see elsewhere you, Bill, are using VE7CC, but I think you are using it direct from the cluster via Telnet. I use VE7CC, but by way of the VE7CC client on my PC which logs all the spots coming in even before they go to LOGic. It is easy to do, and a whole lot more flexible.
If you post the times, and the calls, which you are seeing as duplicates, one can look back through the VE7CC log and see what might be going on.
Alternatively, in addition, when the duplicates occur, one can bring up the Telnet window, select all the spots covering the period relevant to the problem, copy and post the data to the Forum. Also, one might exit LOGic and save a copy of the SPOTS database. Upload the Spot database to the Forum, and accompany it with an explanation of what happened. Tell the Forum what you believe are the duplicates.
One can do some testing on these issues oneself. In the Telnet window, select the text of the spot, point, right click and copy the spot to the clip board. Then go to the Spot Log, Options panel, and paste the spot into the TEST area. Click TEST. Was the spot suppressed?
Hopefully, with the example data, one should be able to demonstrate the problem - the first step to a solution.
Finally ... this is the sort of issue that the Forum "ShoutBox" is all about. The "shoutbox" is a bit like the cluster spots - only for LOGic, not DXing. One can be logged into the forum whenever one operates, and if an issue with LOGic arises, a quick "shout" might bring a response from others logged into the forum effecting a solution in no time at all. Sadly, most on the forum, look, but only log-in to the forum when they want to post to a topic. See
this topic for more information. The Shoutbox is at the top of the front page of the forum.
I see that W7FW - did ask one question 18 days ago - but there was nobody logged in listening.
Peter VK4IU
You can help by posting images of
any errors and including your
Logic version.