MWLI

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 hobby project and open for everyone to contribute and use.

JAGUAR leverages several MWLI services:

• Monthly TURTLE database is based on the MWLI database, with additional important US/CAN-related information
• Direct access from JAGUAR to the MWLI Visual Logbook
• Direct submission of loggings to the MWLI Logbook from JAGUAR

The first two options are available for all JAGUAR versions. The third option is available in JAGUAR PRO provided that MWLI account credentials have been set in JAGUAR.

Below you will see an example of how the MWLI Visual Logbook looks like. When triggered from JAGUAR, the map opens up in a standard browser window with worldwide loggings made on the day currently playing in JAGUAR. The database-like logbook of the same can be found when you scroll the browser page down.

HOW TO

The monthly TURTLE databases can be downloaded from DATABASE BAR (see the DATABASE BAR help for details).

You can invoke the MWLI Visual Logbook from TOOLBAR > M > MWLI LOGMAP.

JAGUAR PRO ONLY

If you want to submit loggings to MWLI, you must enable it by defining SETTINGS > LOGGING > LOG_TO_MWLI > YES. When LOG_TO_MWLI is enabled, two new parameters (=your MWLI credentials) will appear in the SETTINGS box:

EMAIL ................ your.email@xxxx.com
OMID ................. omid value

If you have set these two lines, you can then submit your loggings to MWLI.

• EMAIL = must contain the email address which you have registered with MWLI.
• omid is the numerical value found in your MWLI profile under MWLI's "myAM" properties tab.

If you are unsure of your omid number, you can check it by logging in to the MWLI at https://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 blurred for security reasons.

When you have set your MWLI credentials, you can submit a test logging to MWLI; instructions can be found in LOGBOX.