ADIF 3.1.0 was approved today

Dave Bernstein reported this on the DXLabs support group today:
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ADIF 3.1.0 was approved today:

ADIF 3.1.0 specifies that the representation for FT4 is an ADIF record is

<MODE:4>MFSK <SUBMODE:3>FT4

This is the representation used in the current version of DXKeeper (14.9.2) when exporting an ADIF record. When importing an ADIF record, DXKeeper interprets both

<MODE:4>MFSK <SUBMODE:3>FT4

and

<MODE:3>FT4

to mean “QSO mode is FT4”.

As the software sages say, “Be precise when exporting, but tolerant when importing”.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

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