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Contest Logging
Contest tab. Pick a contest and an exchange, and OpsLog handles the rest.
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Contest — from the built-in ADIF
CONTEST_IDlist. - Exchange — a running serial (auto-incrementing) or a fixed exchange.
- Window — start / end times; QSOs outside are flagged.
- OpsLog auto-fills
CONTEST_IDand the sent / received serials (STX/SRX). - Dupe detection flags a call already worked in the contest.
- A live scoreboard tracks your progress.
Export the contest log to Cabrillo for submission (Recent QSOs → export), or to ADIF. See Import and Export ADIF.
Use Bulk edit field (right-click in Recent QSOs) to fix a contest field
across many QSOs at once — e.g. set CONTEST_ID or an exchange string on an
imported batch.
A contest does not respect the band plan: an RTTY weekend fills the phone segments. This is why “the mode follows the frequency” is off by default: with it on, OpsLog would pull you back to SSB at every turn of the VFO. If you have switched it on, switch it off for the weekend, in Settings → Band plan. See CAT Control.
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