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The app is now called HAMLogBridge, with larger text, a new Events tab and a much clearer connection setup. Installs over v1.0.0 and v1.0.1 and keeps your log and settings.
What's new
- New name. The app is HAMLogBridge everywhere: launcher, top bar, About, notification.
- Larger text. Every text in the app is one step bigger. The decode table on Monitor now sizes its columns to the font, so nothing overlaps, also with Android's large-font setting, and the message column gets more room than before.
- LogBook tab. The Log tab is now called LogBook.
- New Events tab. The full event trace (packets received, rejected packets with their source, connection changes, logged QSOs) moved here from Monitor, with a Clear button. Monitor now has more room for decodes.
- Clearer connection setup. Setup → Connection now shows:
- what is connected, e.g. Connected to X6100 from 192.168.1.50, last packet 5s ago, or what the app is waiting for;
- what each connection mode means;
- for Wi-Fi, the exact address and port to enter in the radio;
- for Bluetooth, a Choose radio button and a shortcut to Android's Bluetooth settings.
- Correct phone address. The address shown in Setup and About is now the Wi-Fi or hotspot address, never the mobile-data one.
- Rewritten README describing every feature and how it works.
Install
Download HAMLogBridge-v1.0.2.apk below and install it on Android 8.0 or newer. Keep battery optimization off for the app (Settings → Apps → HAMLogBridge → Battery → Unrestricted).
Known limitations
- Uploaders are not yet tested against all live services. If an upload fails, tap the QSO in LogBook to see the server's reply.
- No LoTW. Share the ADIF file and sign it with TQSL on a PC, or let Cloudlog/Wavelog sync with LoTW.
- API keys and passwords are stored unencrypted in the app's private storage and are included in Android backups.
- The local ADIF file is removed when the app is uninstalled. Share it first.