<p>ADIF remote connection (former "N1MM+ remote logger") is just for copying logged qso infromation from other program like wsjt-x or js8call (or similars that support this kind of logging) to cqrlog.
<li> 1) Datagram has full adif export including proper header and one or more qso records.(used by wsjt-x primary UDP datagram)</li>
<li> 2) Datagram has qso record without header starting with tag "<CALL" and ending to <EOR> (used by wsjt-x secondary UDP datagram and older js8call)</li>
<li> 3) Datagram has JSON record including 'LOG.QSO","value":' followed by adif tags starting with tag "<CALL" and ending to '"}' (latest js8call)</li>
<li> 4) Datagram has XML qso record including node <b>contactinfo</b> with subnode <b>IsOriginal:True</b> (N1MM+ qso contact broadcast)
</br></br>If N1MM is run in virtual machine or second computer the IP address of cqrlog computer must be used. Otherwise, when running under same Linux localhost addtess 127.0.0.1 can be used also with N1MM+
When remote is selected you will see <b>remote ADIF</b> with red font. This will change when UDP frame is received.
</br> Case 1) (see list abowe) it turns to <b>REMOTE ADIF</b>
</br> Case 2) (see list abowe) it turns to <b>rmt ADIF hdless</b>
</br> Case 3) (see list abowe) it turns to <b>rmt ADIF JS8CALL</b>
</br> Case 4) (see list abowe) it turns to <b>rmt ADIF N1MM+</b>
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<b>Note:</b> when case 3) frame is received ADIF remote can not receive any other type frames until remote is disabled and again enabled. This is because some versions of js8call send both json and headereless logging frames that would lead to double logging of qsos.
ADIF remote can not be used at same time as fldigi or wsjt remotes.</br> How ever if you allow ADIF logger support at wsjt-x and js8call settings and choose remote mode for ADIF from cqrlog you can keep both programs running at same time if your rigctld settings support that.
See: <ahref="img/setting_rigctld_for_all_programs.pdf">setting_rigctld_for_all_programs</a>, and log qsos from both programs to cqrlog without problems.