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Logbook
The LOGBOOK panel sits across the bottom-left of the window. It stores every QSO you log, and can publish to QRZ.com or export to ADIF.

| Column | What it contains |
|---|---|
| ✓ | Selection checkbox for bulk operations. |
| DATE | Short date, locale-dependent (e.g. Apr 25). |
| TIME | 24-hour clock (e.g. 15:02). |
| CALL | The contact's callsign. |
| FREQ | Frequency in MHz to 3 decimals (e.g. 14.200). |
| MODE | RX/TX mode at the time of the QSO (USB, CW, …). |
| RST | Sent / received reports (e.g. 59/59). |
| NAME | Contact name (or — if unknown). A green QRZ ✓ badge appears once the row has been uploaded. |
A small ✓ QRZ badge appears on a row that has already been uploaded to the QRZ logbook.
Shows X of Y — the current page and the total number of entries, e.g. 7 of 1,247.
Two ways:
- From the QRZ card — when a callsign is looked up, clicking Log QSO on the card adds an entry that is pre-filled with callsign, name, grid, country, CQ/ITU zone, current frequency, and mode. This is by far the quickest way.
- Manually — click + Add QSO at the bottom-left of the panel and fill the fields.
If your QRZ account has API access and you have entered the API key:
- Select the rows you want to publish (use the checkboxes).
- Click Publish at the top of the logbook.
The panel title changes to Logbook · Uploading… while the upload is in flight, and successfully uploaded rows grow a ✓ QRZ badge.
Click Export to download every entry as an ADIF file. The resulting .adi can be imported into any logging package (Log4OM, N1MM, LoTW, Club Log, …).
Click the checkbox in the first column of any row to select it. Several rows can be selected at once for bulk publish or, in future, bulk delete.
A fresh OpenHPSDR Zeus install shows:
"No log entries yet. Log a QSO from the QRZ panel to get started."
The logbook is hidden on narrow screens to keep the panadapter readable. Logging from a phone is possible from the QRZ card, but reviewing the log is best done on a tablet or desktop.
OpenHPSDR Zeus is a user-friendly web frontend for HPSDR Protocol 1 radios. Maintained by Brian (EI6LF) and Doug (KB2UKA). Issues and ideas → issue tracker.
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