This morning when I moved to FT4 The frequency display turned red showing 20m 14.074 000 The band change is unresponsive Manually setting frequency on radio everything else works fine. Roger, N5QS

just realized these audio files are being saved. I see I inadvertently selected them to be saved under the audio section of settings. How can I stop them? Why would you want to save anyway? Tnx. ND9Y

there is a wide variety of descriptions of interface between the PC or Mac and IC-9700. short answer is you need to load the Silicon Labs driver from Icom website.. this will give you COM port for

I agree with Herb on elevating the green gold post a few pixels above the black line to make it stand out even better for those of us with "older" eyes. The new darker color is much better. --

Gary Thanks for that advice. The image is from a few weeks ago, so I cannot remember if I had different rx filters set. I normally run a full receive passband as I have DSP for noisy phone contacts,

Hi. In this day and age... Why not just make the colour of those markers user configurable?  (Red/Green colour-blindness is quite common.) With a "Reset to default" facility, should anyone select

What ever color, I'd like to see it elevated a couple pixels so that there is slight separation from the waterfall. My eye easily catches the red goalpost, but whether light or dark green, it still

I agree with Lance and Kai about the use of RRR. I rarely send RR73, and then only under good conditions and when I have high confidence it will be received. And I do not send RR73 multiple times; I

Thanks, Neil, I will try to remember that key Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

See below On 5/18/2020 8:51 AM, Dave Garber wrote: Already reported, and fix is in next release. Press the F4 key when WSJT-X has focus, and everything clears.

FWIW ... I'd uncheck the Flatten box too ... its only needed for certain situations. See the User Guide section 10.7 for more info. Neil, KN3ILZ On 5/18/2020 8:43 AM,

Um ... Tx5 has ALWAYS been a 73 in JT65/JT9/FT8/FT4. It is the acknowledgement from the answering station TO the CQ calling station. RR73 is usually the CQ station's reply to an R-xx from

Strange.....I finally got it to work by doing the following: 1. Changed my call from K2H/ALB to WA3AFS. 2. Double clicked on the TX4 circle which switched to RR73 3. Tried calling some interesting DX

running this rc1 version, with very little issues. so far the only issue, if you can call it that, is the 'blank line between decoding periods' does not seem to work on every cycle and I do ask for

Hi Reino, Yes wsjt has access to the mike. I finally found the problem. On the waterfall settings somehow the check mark had moved to "Ref Spec" instead of being in the "Flatten" box.

Bob, the use of a message with RR73 is to acknowledge receipt of your report along with acknowledgement that your sent report has been received, a contraction or portmanteau message derived from an

Another nice gift from the Chinese. 73 de NØIGU Jon On Monday, May 18, 2020, 06:42:41 AM CDT, <glenn@...> wrote:

I can't get TX5 to RR73 (rather than the current 73), in fact I have nothing in the macro sequence with an "R". My sequence is TX1, TX3 and TX5. At a minimum I would like to transmit a RR73, if not

Yep! All works now as it was the dang windows update. Windows update "muted" the mic input for some reason. That is now fixed and all is good. Thanks for the help gents!

Hi Jeff, I'm not sure who your email is meant for, but I wrote about the VN1YV/R LE67 decode. I am using WSJT-X 2.2.0-rc1 and have been since the first day it was available. I think this is the