One guide per subject, in the order you will need them - from installing to your first QSO and on to contests, Multi-Op and QSL cards. New here? Start at the top. Skip what you do not use.
Installing, the Windows SmartScreen warning, the setup wizard that makes your first logbook, updating and uninstalling.
Read it →Your callsign, locator and address, the keys for QRZ, LoTW and Club Log, and more than one operator.
Read it →The three kinds of logbook, making and opening one, converting, ADIF in and out, and the backups.
Read it →Connecting your radio, presets, PTT per transmitter, sharing the rig with WSJT-X, QSY wipe and updating Hamlib.
Read it →An Icom on LAN, WiFi or the internet: CAT, audio both ways, your own speakers and microphone, WSJT-X, the radio's scope and a full radio panel.
Read it →Your first QSO, the fields of the main window, the worked-before colours, QRZ, the call history and the shortcuts.
Read it →Searching, filtering, columns, the right-click menu, editing one QSO or a thousand, statistics and duplicates.
Read it →Connecting to a node, the colours, the four filters, alerts, sending a spot, the console and the band map.
Read it →The four modes, squelch, AFC and filter, the three views of the band, the waterfall standing or lying, transmitting, macros, the quick log and RTTY.
Read it →The twelve keys and their sets, the tags, playing a recording, CAT commands, and the recorder that fills them.
Read it →N1MM .ctd definitions, making the log, the contest shape, dupes and serials, the score, the online scoreboard and the Cabrillo file.
Read it →Two or more PCs on one log: the MySQL or MariaDB server, the contest network, serial numbers and sharing one cluster connection.
Read it →The queue, roll labels, label sheets, pre-printed cards, Mask & Mark, templates and calibration.
Read it →The settings tabs, QSOs from WSJT-X and other programs, sending radio status, QRZ, LoTW, Club Log and the log files.
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