LogBeam Uplink

LogBeam Uplink is the Windows application that connects your logging software to LogBeam. It receives each QSO the moment it is logged and sends it to your logbook, where it appears straight away on the 3D globe — with no ADIF export or import. If you turn it on, it also uploads to ClubLog in real time.

Key Features

• Supported logging programs — N1MM+ (one-click automatic configuration), WSJT-X and JTDX (UDP Server, port 2237, with multicast sharing for JTAlert and GridTracker) and Log4OM (UDP OUTBOUND, port 2333)
• Several LogBeam logbooks at once — each QSO is sent to every active logbook, for example an expedition's and your own, toggled with a single click
• Real-time ClubLog — upload with an Application Password; if the credentials are rejected it stops and warns you, so the IP address is not blocked
• Offline queue — QSOs that cannot be sent are queued, and the queue survives restarting Uplink and Windows, with a retry every minute
• Duplicate detection and a warning when another program is using a logging program's port
• Session export to ADIF and daily logs kept for 30 days
• Starts with Windows and lives in the notification area, as a single instance
• Interface in four languages — Portuguese, English, Spanish and French
• Security — API keys and passwords are encrypted, readable only by the Windows user who saved them; by default it only accepts packets from this computer
• Simple installation — no administrator rights and no .NET to install (Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit)

Official release, with the installer's SHA-256 fingerprint, at logbeam.org/uplink.