Logbook Of The World - Revision history

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	==Confirmation process==		==Confirmation process==

	Sistem ~~LOTW~~ menekankan otentikasi aman menggunakan distribusi kunci kriptografi. Buku catatan berbasis komputer amatir, dalam ADIF atau Cabrillo Format, harus "ditandatangani" menggunakan kunci yang diperoleh dari ARRL. (Data buku catatan termasuk callsigns dan lokasi stasiun, waktu kontak, frekuensi, dan modus operasi.) ARRL memberikan kunci tersebut untuk amatir yang muncul dalam database perizinan US FCC atau amatir non-AS yang memberikan bukti alternatif identitas.		Sistem LoTW menekankan otentikasi aman menggunakan distribusi kunci kriptografi. Buku catatan berbasis komputer amatir, dalam ADIF atau Cabrillo Format, harus "ditandatangani" menggunakan kunci yang diperoleh dari ARRL. (Data buku catatan termasuk callsigns dan lokasi stasiun, waktu kontak, frekuensi, dan modus operasi.) ARRL memberikan kunci tersebut untuk amatir yang muncul dalam database perizinan US FCC atau amatir non-AS yang memberikan bukti alternatif identitas.

	~~Once a~~ log ~~file has been signed using~~ ARRL's "TrustedQSL" (~~or equivalent~~) ~~program~~, ~~it is uploaded to the~~ ARRL ~~server and entered in the~~ database.		Setelah file log telah ditandatangani menggunakan ARRL dunia "TrustedQSL" Program (atau setara), itu diupload ke server ARRL dan masuk dalam database.

	Log ~~records in the~~ LoTW ~~database are automatically compared so that when a contact at a particular time~~, ~~operating mode~~, ~~and frequency band is claimed by both participating amateurs~~ (~~who both must have submitted their logs~~), a "QSL" (~~confirmation~~) ~~is declared for a later award claim~~, ~~e.g.~~, ~~for contacts with all U.S. states or~~ 100 ~~different countries~~. ~~The matching process is blind~~, ~~meaning that none of the two stations can see pending confirmations for him before he uploads a matching record~~. The LoTW QSL ~~is purely electronic~~; ~~there is no paper confirmation.~~		Log catatan dalam database LoTW secara otomatis dibandingkan sehingga ketika kontak pada waktu tertentu, modus operasi, dan pita frekuensi diklaim oleh kedua amatir yang berpartisipasi (yang baik harus disampaikan log mereka), sebuah "QSL" (konfirmasi) dinyatakan untuk klaim penghargaan kemudian, misalnya, untuk kontak dengan semua negara bagian AS atau 100 negara yang berbeda. Proses pencocokan buta, yang berarti bahwa tidak ada dua stasiun dapat melihat tertunda konfirmasi baginya sebelum ia upload catatan yang cocok. The LoTW QSL adalah murni elektronik; tidak ada konfirmasi kertas.

	A LoTW-registered amateur may log in to the LoTW website to view his or her logged QSOs and the verified QSL matches. When the amateur has a sufficient number of LoTW and/or traditional paper QSLs, he or she may apply for an ARRL award. As of January 2012, LoTW credit may be used for credit for awards issued by the ARRL and by CQ Magazine. The ARRL does not recognize other web-based QSL systems, such as eQSL, for awards credit.

			Sebuah amatir LOTW terdaftar dapat login ke situs LOTW untuk melihat QSO nya login dan QSL diverifikasi sesuai. Ketika amatir memiliki jumlah yang cukup LOTW dan / atau QSLs kertas tradisional, ia mungkin berlaku untuk penghargaan ARRL. Pada Januari 2012, kredit LOTW dapat digunakan untuk kredit untuk penghargaan yang dikeluarkan oleh ARRL dan oleh CQ Magazine. ARRL tidak mengakui sistem QSL berbasis web lainnya, seperti eQSL, kredit penghargaan.

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	Logbook of the World (LoTW) ~~is a~~ web~~-accessed database provided by the American~~ Radio Relay League (ARRL) ~~to implement a contact verification service among amateur~~ radio ~~operators~~. ~~Using~~ LoTW, radio ~~amateurs~~ (~~hams~~) ~~can claim and verify contacts~~ (~~QSOs~~) ~~made with other amateurs~~, ~~generally for claiming credit for operating awards~~, ~~such as~~ DXCC. ~~This kind of verification formerly required exchange of paper~~ QSL ~~cards and submission to~~ ARRL, ~~a slow and somewhat expensive process~~. ~~LoTW began operation in~~ 2003.		Logbook of the World (LoTW) adalah database yang dapat di akses via web disediakan oleh Amerika Radio Relay League (ARRL) untuk melaksanakan layanan verifikasi kontak antar operator radio amatir. Menggunakan LoTW, amatir radio (ham) dapat mengklaim dan memverifikasi kontak (QSO) dibuat dengan amatir lainnya, umumnya untuk mengklaim kredit untuk penghargaan operasi, seperti DXCC. Jenis verifikasi sebelumnya diperlukan pertukaran kartu kertas QSL dan penyerahan ke ARRL, proses yang lambat dan agak mahal. LOTW mulai beroperasi pada tahun 2003.

	==Confirmation process==		==Confirmation process==

	~~The LoTW system emphasizes secure authentication using cryptographic key distribution~~. ~~An amateur's computer-based logbook~~, in ADIF~~[2] or~~ Cabrillo~~[3] format~~, ~~must be~~ "~~signed~~" ~~using a key obtained from~~ ARRL. (~~Logbook data includes~~ callsigns ~~and locations of stations~~, ~~contact time~~, ~~frequency~~, ~~and operating mode~~.) ARRL ~~assigns such keys to amateurs who appear in the U.S.~~ FCC ~~licensing database or to~~ non-~~US amateurs who provide alternate proof of identity~~.		Sistem LOTW menekankan otentikasi aman menggunakan distribusi kunci kriptografi. Buku catatan berbasis komputer amatir, dalam ADIF atau Cabrillo Format, harus "ditandatangani" menggunakan kunci yang diperoleh dari ARRL. (Data buku catatan termasuk callsigns dan lokasi stasiun, waktu kontak, frekuensi, dan modus operasi.) ARRL memberikan kunci tersebut untuk amatir yang muncul dalam database perizinan US FCC atau amatir non-AS yang memberikan bukti alternatif identitas.

	Once a log file has been signed using ARRL's "TrustedQSL" (or equivalent) program, it is uploaded to the ARRL server and entered in the database.		Once a log file has been signed using ARRL's "TrustedQSL" (or equivalent) program, it is uploaded to the ARRL server and entered in the database.

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			* [[cqrlog]]

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	* [[LOTW: Instalasi]]		* [[LOTW: Instalasi]]
			* [[LoTW: Request Initial Certificate ke ARRL]]

	==Referensi==		==Referensi==

Onnowpurbo at 01:36, 15 October 2012

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	Logbook of the World (LoTW) is a web-accessed database provided by the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) to implement a contact verification service among amateur radio operators. Using LoTW, radio amateurs (hams) can claim and verify contacts (QSOs) made with other amateurs, generally for claiming credit for operating awards, such as DXCC. This kind of verification formerly required exchange of paper QSL cards and submission to ARRL, a slow and somewhat expensive process. LoTW began operation in 2003.		Logbook of the World (LoTW) is a web-accessed database provided by the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) to implement a contact verification service among amateur radio operators. Using LoTW, radio amateurs (hams) can claim and verify contacts (QSOs) made with other amateurs, generally for claiming credit for operating awards, such as DXCC. This kind of verification formerly required exchange of paper QSL cards and submission to ARRL, a slow and somewhat expensive process. LoTW began operation in 2003.

	Confirmation process		==Confirmation process==

	The LoTW system emphasizes secure authentication using cryptographic key distribution. An amateur's computer-based logbook, in ADIF[2] or Cabrillo[3] format, must be "signed" using a key obtained from ARRL. (Logbook data includes callsigns and locations of stations, contact time, frequency, and operating mode.) ARRL assigns such keys to amateurs who appear in the U.S. FCC licensing database or to non-US amateurs who provide alternate proof of identity.		The LoTW system emphasizes secure authentication using cryptographic key distribution. An amateur's computer-based logbook, in ADIF[2] or Cabrillo[3] format, must be "signed" using a key obtained from ARRL. (Logbook data includes callsigns and locations of stations, contact time, frequency, and operating mode.) ARRL assigns such keys to amateurs who appear in the U.S. FCC licensing database or to non-US amateurs who provide alternate proof of identity.
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	Log records in the LoTW database are automatically compared so that when a contact at a particular time, operating mode, and frequency band is claimed by both participating amateurs (who both must have submitted their logs), a "QSL" (confirmation) is declared for a later award claim, e.g., for contacts with all U.S. states or 100 different countries. The matching process is blind, meaning that none of the two stations can see pending confirmations for him before he uploads a matching record. The LoTW QSL is purely electronic; there is no paper confirmation.		Log records in the LoTW database are automatically compared so that when a contact at a particular time, operating mode, and frequency band is claimed by both participating amateurs (who both must have submitted their logs), a "QSL" (confirmation) is declared for a later award claim, e.g., for contacts with all U.S. states or 100 different countries. The matching process is blind, meaning that none of the two stations can see pending confirmations for him before he uploads a matching record. The LoTW QSL is purely electronic; there is no paper confirmation.

	A LoTW-registered amateur may log in to the LoTW website to view his or her logged QSOs and the verified QSL matches. When the amateur has a sufficient number of LoTW and/or traditional paper QSLs, he or she may apply for an ARRL award. As of January 2012, LoTW credit may be used for credit for awards issued by the ARRL and by CQ Magazine. The ARRL does not recognize other web-based QSL systems, such as eQSL,~~[4]~~ for awards credit.		A LoTW-registered amateur may log in to the LoTW website to view his or her logged QSOs and the verified QSL matches. When the amateur has a sufficient number of LoTW and/or traditional paper QSLs, he or she may apply for an ARRL award. As of January 2012, LoTW credit may be used for credit for awards issued by the ARRL and by CQ Magazine. The ARRL does not recognize other web-based QSL systems, such as eQSL, for awards credit.

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 ==Referensi==
 * http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world
 * http://www.arrl.org/instructions
 * http://www.arrl.org/files/file/LoTW%20Instructions/tqsllib-2_2_tar.gz

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New page: * LOTW: Instalasi ==Referensi== * http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world * http://www.arrl.org/instructions * http://www.arrl.org/files/file/LoTW%20Instructions/tqsllib-2_2_tar.gz

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* [[LOTW: Instalasi]]

==Referensi==

* http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world
* http://www.arrl.org/instructions
* http://www.arrl.org/files/file/LoTW%20Instructions/tqsllib-2_2_tar.gz