DOK

DOK is the German local-club identifier, from DARC. A DOK looks like Q03: a letter for the district and two digits for the chapter. A zero is a digit. Logging the letter O in its place is the usual mistake, and this page will then show a DOK that does not exist.

Tick DOK under Award Settings. Award Info on the page explains the scheme and links to DARC.

Picture needed: award-dok.png The DOK page, the DOK / SDOK dropdown, and a few entries.

What it reads

The DOK box on the QSO. The box shows when you are working a German station. The list of chapters is one of the files an administrator can refresh from Maintenance. A DOK that is not in the list yet is still stored on the contact. It matches once the list catches up.

Filters

The first dropdown is DOK / SDOK:

• DOK + SDOK, which is how the page opens.
• DOK, the ordinary chapter identifiers.
• SDOK, the special identifiers used for events and training stations.

Then Show worked and Show confirmed, the QSL type ticks (QSL and LoTW start ticked, eQSL is extra), Band, and Mode. Band follows the DOK tick on Bands. Show applies the form. Summary under the table is the worked and confirmed totals. Nothing found means the active logbook has no DOK stored for the filter you picked.