Hi Ron, The original recommendation is to set the Receive Audio Level to 30 dB with empty band noise present. Depending on the rig, antenna and band the noise level can be higher than what you will

My apologies, I directed you incorrectly in my earlier post. Clipping occurs when you have your receive audio is set too high. To correct this issue, do the following: Right click speaker icon in

Thanks . That was very good information put in a concise layman’s form. I am going to give those gain settings a go tonight

Hi. Perhaps you can ioen http://time.is an see difference between your time and official time. It may also result from time delta with different time zones, so the shown time seem to be correct, but

I won't define clipping, but you can get the meter out of the red zone by reducing the level of your receive comm port in windows.

I'll apologize if you were offended...not my intent...but I should have phrased that as a question instead.  So mia culpa, wet noodle, and all other modes of abuse accepted. Now that you have it

Tad: If you're operating your rig with AGC off (as suggested in the WSJT-X user guide) then it's possible, or even probable, that the audio output from the rig is becoming distorted when receiving a

On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 10:23 AM, Jim Brown wrote: [Snipped] > To decode the weakest signals in the presence of very loud ones, we need > to drive the A/D converter (radio feed to computer) so that

Just brainstorming here: Check for viruses, as some malware doesn’t show up in used CPU but can slow things down a lot. It’s not running hot or anything like that is it? That would also cause it

My first thought as well, currently set at Normal. Computer is totally gaming speeds, but I don't do any gaming. Tried all decode settings, but they are all about the same on busy bands. 12Gb RAM

Under 'Decode' are you doing Fast, Normal, or Deep? Sounds like your computer might not be keeping up, try backing off on the Decode depth... 73, Willie N1JBJ

The ICOM drivers have been included in the MAC OS since Catalina. I don’t the think uninstall program will work to remove the incorrect drivers. It may be necessary to get help from Apple Support.

Running rc4, but this also applied to rc2. I did not run rc3. With larger decode groups (>20) and I'm working a station. Occasionally I don't see a station respond to me when according to its

Roger, I just checked https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html for the last 24 hours and you were being heard mostly on 15 meters. So the good news it works maybe just not great. I don't have a 7300 so

Hey Roger, what application are you using for time syncronization? Ron - KJ5XX

Hi Tad, I'm only guessing, but perhaps the receive signal is set too high in the digital part of the signal chain (that is, the strong signals are running out of boxes at the top -- see my previous

In the analog world, it is the condition where the signal voltage is so high that the tops and bottoms of the signal extend beyond the linear range of the electronics, so those tops and bottoms are

To avoid it, reduce volume of audio input (or the source on the radio) Pietro I2OIM Il giorno gio 29 set 2022 alle ore 09:29 Niece KA1ULN <ka1uln1@...> ha scritto:

Tnx Joe testfast9.exe Works perfectly (Especially after I realised the file names had to be roughly the original format saved by WSJT-X, using a six-digit time as the first part of the file name.

Clipping happens when a transmitter is over-driven, or over modulated. On SSB it produces a wide, distorted signal. -- *Listen for K7RA/B CW beacon on 28.2833 MHz.* *Tad Cook - K7RA* *Seattle,