Once you set up the DXCluster-Settings at Admin -> Global Options -> DXCluster you and your Users will be able to use BandMap and BandList within Wavelog.

Go (as Admin) to Admin -> Global Options -> DXCluster and fill in the values:

• "Provider of DXClusterCache": Enter the suggested url there, or - if you want to use your own DXCluster-Cache - you can download/install a copy from here
• "Maximum Age of spots": The spots will disappear after that minutes.
• "Show spots which are spotted...": That continent will be preselected for you and your Users at BandMap/BandList

If you want to use your own DXCluster-Cache you can download/install a copy from here

A new Item will Appear at "QSO", it is called "BandMap".

You'll see the latest spots on the Cluster there. If you click on a callsign the QSO-Window will be opened (if it isn't already) and prefilled with QRG/Call and so on. So you're able to log stations quickly. This feature is only available at BandList!

On the top you can choose Band / CAT and set a filter to display only spots which are spotted from a specific continent. Best working setup are tow screens. One with the QSO-Window, the other with the BandList.

If you like to save space within BandMap or BandList, there's a small triangle at the top of the page. By pressing that, the Menubar will fade out. Clicking again reveals it.

• Light-Blue highlighted and slowly fading out row: New on the Cluster or respotted during the last minute
• Dark-Blue highlighted row: If CAT is enabled you can see at what QRG your TRX is actually compared to the Clusterentries
• Green Callsign: Already worked on this Band

New on Cluster:

Current TRX and already worked:

Did you know?

• You can easily filter the Spots by typing in search-terms a the searchfield on top of the cluster. There's even an enhanced syntax available. E.g.: Type in !POTA and you won't see POTA Spots. You can also combine terms like !FT8 Italy -> Shows all Spots with DXCC Italy, but no FT8-Spots and so on. (Coming with Version 2.0.1)
• Click on the DXCC-Column, and you'll see where you've already worked the DXCC and where it may be missing