Additionally, if I go to configurations, all settings are correct, when I hit TEST CAT, the rig changes to 28.335.19 and a box pops up saying "Rig Failure Hamlib error:Command rejected by the rig

Bob, I am in agreement with you on this. I hate it when I get called by someone without using a grid; so if the QSO is completed I have no idea what grid I just worked, unless I manually go to QRZ to

Getting ready for Field Day. I have the latest versions of WSJT-X (2.2.1), JTAlert (2.16.8), and N3FJP Field Day Log (6.3). My understanding is to start N3FJP > WSJT-X > JTAlert in that order. I have

Fried, I do the same thing just click Enable TX near the end of your last transmission and it will either call CQ or repeat RR73, whichever is required! Any further automation is a slippery slope to

File, Settings, Advanced. Check special operating activity, then put 1D NTX, STX, or WTX. Since you are more North than South or West I would say NTX. It Goes in the FD EXCH Box. So you would say

Make sure you additionally check Special Operating Activity in upper-left corner. Contest, Cope Exuberantly, Hank, W6SX

Hi Charles< go to Advanced in the preferences> here’s mine for FD robert W6INO W6INO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do

From: VE3KTN Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2020 09:21:10 PDT ... It's too bad the logic is set up to detect the

What box do you put them in?

Hi Dave only thing that changed here was the audio settings in WSJTX select settings then audio and in this window my normal selections had changed to something else so in the drop down I re-selected

Here's the solution I eventually found, which worked: In HD Audio Manager, click on "connector settings" (the folder icon at the upper right) Check the box marked "enable auto popup dialog, when

Now you have got me curious. Why not just work them and move on? 73 -Jim NU0C "K8BL BOB LIDDY" <k8bl@...> wrote:

Neal, you are missing the point. The virtual audio devices provided by DAX are amongst the devices that get re-enumerated when some other device is powered own to save power. The fact that your rig

Hello Reino, and thanks for the background. I just had to tear myself away from this crazy North America 6m opening this afternoon - my fingers are getting tired :-P. Oh boy. I thought my last post

Geoff: While I am glad that "something" worked for you, USB suspend/sleep has absolutely nothing to do with Flex ethernet control. It is not a "virtual USB port". WSJT-X controls the Flex radio

You might also use Device Manager to check the settings under Ports (COM & LPT). For my Icom 7610 the Icom virtual serial port drivers created entries there that also needed the Power Management

Carl, Thanks for your comments/opinions. Just keep in mind that my issues were my personal pet peeves. Everyone has them and most people are afraid or too polite to express them. I am not in either

Ditto on the software combo Jim. It's all free and it all WORKS. 73. Carl - WC4H

Hi Bob! #1: If you are running JTAlert, I think it fills in the grid. But in any case, when things are very hot and heavy on six meters the calling without the grid works well. Fading cycles can be

Bob, read carefully, Carey did include his name and call. Roger, technically speaking the 4 components that make a contact a valid QSO are: Band, Mode, the QSO partner's callsign, and the time of the