MWLI (www.mwlist.org) is a unique database of worldwide radio stations on longwave, mediumwave and shortwave. MWLI powers various things like the mediumwave section of fmscan.org, the mwoffsets file and an online logbook site. It is a non-commercial and hobby project and open for everyone to contribute and use.

Jaguar is integrated to several MWLI services:

• Monthly TURTLE database edition is based on MWLI database (we add important US/CAN information to the basic MWLI data)
• Jaguar contains a direct access from Jaguar to MWLI Visual Logbook
• Jaguar user can add loggings to MWLI Logbook directly from Jaguar
• Jaguar user can add offsets loggings to MWLI mwoffsets file directly from Jaguar
• Jaguar user can show his daily MWLI loggings in Jaguar as a text overlay on every Jaguar display

The first two options are available for all Jaguar users, the last three options are available in Jaguar Pro provided that user has created an MWLI account for AM.

Below you'll see an example how MWLI Visual Logbook looks like. When triggered from Jaguar, the map opens up in a standard browser window and it contains worldwide loggings made on the day currently played in Jaguar. You'll find the textual logbook when scrolling the browser page down.




HOW TO

Monthly TURTLE database can be downloaded from the DATABASE BAR (see DATABASE BAR help for more details).

You can trigger the MWLI Visual Logbook from the TOP MENU > MAPS > MWLI LOGMAP (see TOP MENU help for more details).

JAGUAR PRO ONLY

If you want to send loggings and/or offset loggings to MWLI, you must define your MWLI account to Jaguar. This is done by adding two rows in JAGUAR.INI's [CUSTOM] section:

[CUSTOM]
// For logging into MWLI database
EMAIL=your.email@xxxx.com
LOCATION=qth, qthname, latitude, longitude, omid


If you have given these two lines, you can send your loggings to MWLI.

• EMAIL = must contain the email address which you have registered with MWLI.
• LOCATION= defines your receive location: “qth” is a short abbreviation (e.g. LEM), “qthname” is the long name (e.g. Lemmenjoki), latitude and longitude can have decimals (longitudes in the Western Hemisphere should be expressed as a negative value), and omid is the numerical value found on your MWLI profile under MWLI's "myAM" properties tab.

[CUSTOM]
// Example
EMAIL=danny.dxer@gmail.com
LOCATION=LEM,  Lemmenjoki, 68.462, 26.19, 1234

If you are unsure of your omid number, you can check it by signing in to MWLI system (www.mwlist.org), clicking the "myAM" tab and picking up the number shown below the "myAM" on the details page.



In this example the omid is masked for security reasons.



When you have defined your MWLI credentials to [CUSTOM], you can make a test logging to MWLI, instructions can be found in the LOGBOX help.

If you like, you can also start contributing the collection of offsets to the worldwide mwoffset list, more details about this can be also found in thr LOGBOX help.

If you have defined your MWLI credentials to [CUSTOM], SLIDER > DAYLOG allows now a third option in addition to the standard LOCAL | OFF options: MWLI. This can be selected to fetch and show all your personal MWLI loggings you have made for the date currently played in Jaguar.