SAM-I

SAM-I is a powerful additional tool for the avid IOTA enthusiast. SAM-I is a great tool to help you keep track of your IOTA QSOs, progress towards awards, submitting your claim, etc and offers the following facilities:

Tracking of all IOTA Programme Awards:

Islands of The World Awards
Continental Awards
Regional Awards
World Diploma

Bar charts plot your progress towards the awards, showing accepted, claimed but not yet accepted, and waiting to be claimed status

Automatic claim generation, with all information required for a valid claim including island name

Supporting comment can be added to each island claimed
Edit capability to enable fine tuning of the claim
Facility for personal notes against each island – not sent to Checkpoint
Comprehensive Reporting:
Islands accepted by IOTA checkpoint
Islands rejected by IOTA checkpoint
Islands claimed but not yet accepted
Confirmed islands
Worked but not confirmed islands
Islands not yet worked
Islands confirmed but not yet claimed
Islands wanted (not worked, or worked but not confirmed)
Report by continent or world
Supports claims by island activators

SAM-I produces many reports, award status reports, claim forms, etc. As in SHACKLOG, these can be printed to screen, text file or printer. A few samples follow:

ISLANDS WANTED REPORT

 

Above is an example of the Islands wanted report for EU – in one island per line format.
ISLANDS WORKED & CONFIRMED REPORT

Above is part of the Islands confirmed/worked report for OC. This time the format chosen is three islands per line.

The two columns between the IOTA reference and the call sign represent the Worked/Confirmed status (W=Worked, C=Confirmed, A=Activated, blank = not worked or activated) and the Checkpoint status (A=Accepted, R=Rejected, C=Claimed, blank = not claimed)

WORLD DIPLOMA AWARD SCREEN

Above is the World Diploma award screen, one of twelve different awards screens.
CC AWARD SCREEN

Above is another of the awards screens, the CC award screen.
THE CLAIM FORM

Above is part of the claim form which is sent to the IOTA Checkpoint along with the QSL cards.
By now it should be apparent just how powerful and useful SAM-I is. All the above reports are produced directly from the islands database. All the data in the islands database is extracted automatically from the SHACKLOG log. There is no additional data entry required.