Set up: FT-450D, long wire off center fed,
100 watts, no rig control, Signalink USB interface.
I have used WSJTX for over 1 year with no
problems until a few months ago. I have set up
the Signalink according to Tigertronics
latest instructions at least 6 times, which did not help.
Problem 1: Unable to receive signals in RX
window and waterfall. All settings appear to be correct
And WSJTX set for audio CODEC on
input/output.
I can receive signals if I change the input
from CODEC to “Realtec Array “
Problem 2: Changing input from CODEC to
Realtec Array and copying calls I can click
on a call and the op comes back to me. When I
receive his reply TX2 or TX3 shows it is replying
back to him but it is not keying the radio
and the op gets no reply so I lose the call.
I also am unable to receive using RTTY. But
that is on hold. I think WSJTX and RTTY have a
audio problem but I can’t find it after
looking for 3 months.
I have a problem getting to my station. I am
a WW-2 Navy veteran and living in a Missouri
Veterans Home-Mexico (age 94). I live on the
1st floor and my station is on the 3rd
floor. Due to
the virus we are on a lockdown mode confined
to our floor. I recently got permission to go to my
station 2 afternoons a week. It may take
several days for me to reply to any information sent
to me. Any help appreciated.
Thanks KS0M,
Dick (a ham since 1976)
using a SignaLink USB interface the USB Audio Codec devices are
the correct devices to select for the WSJT-X "Settings->Audio"
input and output devices. If you are not getting any indication of
Rx audio input on the thermometer style meter at the bottom left
of the WSJT-X main window; then something fundamental is wrong
with your audio hook up. Check you connections between the
SignaLink USB and your rig. Check you have the Rx level control
turned up on the interface. Check you have the rig in USB-DATA
mode. Check in the USB Audio Codec recording device properties in
Windows that the master level control is set to 0 dB (right-click
the slider and select decibels if it is not reading in dB). Check
you have allowed WSJT-X to access microphones in the Windows
Camera and Microphone Privacy settings.
Once you have Rx audio getting to WSJT-X then set the thermometer
style indicator to 30 dB on quite band background noise using the
Rx level control on the SignaLink USB interface. Then you can move
on to setting up Tx audio.
