TIP: Read your radio's manual to find out exactly how it is supposed to be connected to a computer for CAT control. It is also the only way that you can open Ham Radio Deluxe if you do not have a supported radio or the correct connecting cable. They are ideal for demonstrating Ham Radio Deluxe when you do not have a suitable radio available. The Dem-o-matic radios do not need cables – simply select Dem-o-matic in the Company drop down, select an option in the Radio drop down, and then press Connect. If you do not have the correct connection cable, select one of the Dem-o-matic radios so that you can open Ham Radio Deluxe. Once the splash screen has closed you see the Connect window. This is a reasonably accurate simulation of the real thing, designed for use during presentations and while developing Ham Radio Deluxe when a radio is not available (on the train, in a plane, in an airport, stuck in a hotel room in Finland etc.).įrom the Start menu select Programs > Ham Radio Deluxe. Now that you have installed Ham Radio Deluxe you can try it out using a Dem-o-matic radio.
A good way to explore the program is with a demo radio first and then connect your rig.
You can dive into Ham Radio Deluxe using a demo radio or your radio. This ensures that your DXCC logging remains current with the existing countries and unique callsigns.Solution home Ham Radio Deluxe User Guides Introduction Making Your First Radio Connection We recommend using one of the automatic update options. Under "Auto-Update," you will see the options for manually or automatically updating the Country List. Within Logbook, click Tools > Global HRD Settings Updating the Country List in Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook can be done manually or automatically. Hint: The lookup methods already use the Public UCSDB to assist the operator in logging the QSO to the correct country on the first try. That is – if the operator gets a call logged to the correct country on the first QSO, then the need to maintain a Private USCDB is unnecessary. NOTE: While this method can be very effective, the operator should consider that using the Logbook as a callsign lookup source provide the same capability in real-time. Operators can create entries in the UCSDB by clicking Private and entering specific information about a callsign.Ĭlicking the Add button provides a dialog box that the operator can use to enter the information.
These will be maintained and updated as frequently as necessary by Ham Radio Deluxe Software. It is recommended that operators do not add or modify the entries in the Public UCSDB. This prompts the operator for the Public or Private UCSDB. From here, users can also access the Unique Callsign Database by clicking on the “Unique Calls” button.
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