2024年11月28日 · ADIF is an open standard for exchange of data between ham radio software packages available from different vendors. Support for ADIF 3 . adx format (XML) is emerging, while the . adi format also used by ADIF 2, is widely supported.

2003年7月11日 · We encourage development of public-domain utilities being made available that convert ADIF/xBase files as well as other popular data formats such as Lotus 123, Paradox, MS Access, etc. Usage of ADIF and limitations

2024年11月28日 · ADIF's purpose is to enable the reliable transfer of amateur radio information from one application or service (“export”) via an intermediate form (ADIF) to another application or service (“import”) to another. This is accomplished by defining precise text-based representations for amateur radio information.

Ray WF1B and Dennis WN4AZY, publishers of commercial ham radio software, took the best suggestions from this discussion and proposed the Amateur Data Interface Format (ADIF), which Ray introduced as ADIF 1.0 at the 1996 Dayton Hamvention.

ADIF's purpose is to enable the reliable transfer of amateur radio information from one application or service to another. This is accomplished by defining precise text-based representations for amateur radio information.

The ADIF version may be included in the header info as follows: <adif_ver:4>1.00 is included as part of the header specification, an importing program can easily determine the ADIF version used to create the file.

This document gives details of resources that supplement the Amateur Data Interchange Format (ADIF) Specification. The resources are version-specific.

2003年6月6日 · Data type indicators are defined for each ADIF data type. The data type indicator may be in upper, lower, or mixed case. Data type indicators are redundant for ADIF-defined fields such as qso_date above, but are useful in application-defined fields as a hint for applications attempting to import such fields.

The ADIF specification is produced by the ADIF Developers group, which is open to developers of logging software, web sites, amateur radio applications, and others who have a vested interest in the ADIF standard and who will actively participate in its definition, maintenance, and promotion.

ADIF 3.0.2 introduced ADX as an alternative file format for representing ADIF employing XML syntax. The ADX XML Schemas supplement this, describing ADX using the XML Schema definition language 1.0. The ADX schemas can be used to determine whether ADX complies with the ADIF specification.