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Version 7.22 of XMLog provides a fix for an issue where the ARRL LoTW application TQSL produced error messages concerning invalid "MY-COUNTRY" values, ensuring smoother integration for award submissions. The software supports flexible log searching, allowing users to select log subsets based on any field, such as RTTY QSOs on 40 meters during a specific month, or entries for a single country with sent but unreceived QSLs. XMLog tracks DXCC, WAZ, WAS, county hunting, IOTA, and grid square awards, managing QSL sent/received status and submission status to award sponsors, with LoTW crediting for DXCC and WAS. It generates detailed reports summarizing QSL status by band and mode, identifying needed countries/states/zones, and listing critical QSOs that could boost award totals. The system also integrates with callbook services like QRZ.com (subscription required) and WM7D.net for lookups, and facilitates QSL and mailing label printing using standard or custom layouts. Further capabilities include ADIF, Excel, and CSV log import/export, a Packet Window for Internet PacketCluster nodes or TNCs with history and scripting, and vocal/CW alerts for needed QSOs based on PacketCluster spots. Rig control is supported for a wide array of Alinco, Elecraft, Flex, Heath, Icom, JRC, Kenwood, TenTec, and Yaesu transceivers, enabling frequency/mode synchronization and control. CW support is provided via a serial port interface compatible with N1MM or K1EL WinKeyer, allowing CW sending from a keyboard or pre-programmed messages.

Server allowing operation of the Winkey USB by K1EL with any Linux program with UDP keyer capability.

Free Windows program intended to be used as a training aid for sending CW using an iambic Winkeyer from K1EL Systems. Iambic Master operates as a game. The objective of the game is to send the text in the Target box as accurately as possible.

The _nanoKeyer_ is an Arduino Nano-based CW contest keyer, specifically designed for use with the _K3NG Arduino keyer_ open-source firmware. It supports CW speeds from 1 to 999 WPM and emulates the _K1EL Winkeyer_ interface protocol, making it compatible with major logging applications such as N1MM and HRD via its USB port. The device also features SO2R compatibility through K1EL Winkeyer 2 protocol emulation. Keyer functionalities include a command mode for settings adjustment, up to 12 memories with macro and serial number support, QRSS and HSCW modes, and Iambic A and B, Ultimatic, and Bug keying. It also offers Farnsworth Timing, Autospace, Wordspace Adjustment, Keying Compensation, Dah to Dit Ratio, and Weighting adjustment, with most settings stored in non-volatile memory. The nanoKeyer includes one optically isolated radio port for PTT and CW keying, a standard 6.3mm stereo jack for paddle connection, and a mini DIN jack for a PS2 keyboard for computerless operation. It can be powered via USB or an external battery/power supply.