Multi-op teams
Several operators, several stations, one log, and an interlock that keeps one signal per band.
Updated 12 Nov 2026
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In the WPX CW - Multi Op and WPX SSB - Multi Op fieldsets the console joins a team. Every console signed in to the same RHR account and connected to a station appears on it, so a group of operators can run several RHR stations as one multi-op entry. Each operator enters their own callsign under Options → Operator.
The team panel
A panel titled with the team's name appears above the station controls:
- A badge for your band reads TX OK in green when you are free to transmit. While another station on your band is transmitting it turns orange: TX WAIT if you must wait for them, or TX IN USE if you hold priority and may interrupt.
- The Priority checkbox claims priority on your band (see below).
- The table lists every station on the team in frequency order: a TX badge that lights red while it transmits, 🔒 when it shares your band, ❗️ when it holds priority, then its frequency and mode, the station name and the operator.
Leaving the Multi Op fieldset leaves the team.
The transmit interlock
Stations on the same band form a group, and only one of them may transmit at a time. When you press PTT, start CW or begin an FT8 transmission, the console asks for the group's transmit lock. If another station already holds it, your transmission is cut off at once and you hear a denied tone; the badge shows TX WAIT until they finish.
A station with Priority is allowed to interrupt. If the priority station starts transmitting while you are, your transmission is aborted so theirs can go out. Use it for the run station; leave it off for the multiplier station.
Scoring
Multi-op serial numbers are issued per band, and the Summary gains an Operator table with each operator's QSOs, points and multipliers. The Cabrillo download lists every operator in its OPERATORS line.
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