Configure Log4OM2
Log4OM feeds over UDP, but it uses two separate
outputs: Remote Control for the live radio status (frequency/mode) and a UDP Outbound
connection for logged QSOs (last worked). You point both at the feeder. Log4OM's
default port is 2242, so set the feeder to listen on 2242
and send both Log4OM outputs to 2242.
1 — Feeder: listen on port 2242
In the feeder open the UDP Receiver tab and tick
Enable UDP receiver. Leave UDP IP at 0.0.0.0 and set
UDP Port to 2242 (Log4OM's default). The status line
should then read Listening on 0.0.0.0:2242.
0.0.0.0, UDP Port
2242 (Log4OM's default).2 — Log4OM: radio status (frequency / mode)
Open Settings → Software Integration → Connections → Remote Control. Tick
Enable data output through UDP, choose Send to specific IP address/port
and set it to 127.0.0.1, and tick Send 5 seconds status messages so
Log4OM pushes a RadioInfo update (frequency, band, mode) every 5 seconds.
Set the Remote control output port to 2242 — the same
port the feeder listens on — so the status messages reach the feeder.
127.0.0.1, tick Send 5 seconds status messages, and set the output
port to the feeder's port (2242).3 — Log4OM: last worked (logged QSOs)
Open Settings → Software Integration → Connections → UDP and add a
UDP Outbound connection with Service type
N1MM_CONTACT on port 2242 (give it a name like
"WEB FEEDER"). Log4OM then sends each logged QSO as an N1MM-style contactinfo packet,
which the feeder reads for the Last worked field on your card.
2242 ("WEB FEEDER") so logged QSOs feed the Last worked field.Both outputs, one port: the Remote Control output port
and the UDP Outbound port must both be 2242 — the same port the feeder listens
on. Use one dedicated port everywhere so you never have to reconfigure when switching loggers — see
the port tip on the overview. Then check the feeder's
Live Status tab: it should show incoming data.