Hi Kari, That worked, thanks! next ..... Could not find a package configuration file provided by "Qt5SerialPort" with any of the following names: Qt5SerialPortConfig.cmake

Dale, I should have added this to my previous message. JTAlert is now up to 2.16.13. You might want to install the new version. 73, Jim N6VH

Dale, In JTAlert - Settings-Applications-WSJT-X/JTDX-To Top Options, do you have "Enable bring WSJT-X to Top" checked? If so, uncheck it and see if that helps. 73, Jim N6VH

Hello, I don't have a Ubuntu system running presently. What I would do is in a terminal: Get all updates: apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-cache search libusb-1.0 | less and observe what packages

Hi Reino, I'm using DigiMod-3 as my audio interface between the pc and radio. It was highly recommended and now I'm finding that several people have had hit and miss success with it. I will try

Hi Stan, please do "sudo apt install libusb-1.0-0-dev" and try again. 73's de Kari, oh2gqc

Hi Amos, Open your event viewer (type 'event viewer' in the lower left search box) & see what errors, etc have been reported - the logs are time stamped so you can see what was reported when you

Hello, My first attempt at a build from source. I have done my best to search for an answer but no luck. My system is Xubuntu 20.04.1 Thank you for any help, My problem: -- Building for for:

-- Paul St. John, N6DN I found that a UNUN helped substantially. Counterpoise wires and and artificial ground from MFJ might also help. I am using an HP Elite Book laptop. I was using an after

If you are listening at the SPKR/AUX jack, that also confirms the DIN13 to RJ45 cable and the "plug and play module" are installed correctly. You may want to: 1) Increase menu 50C to provide more

Hi Jim, I use a MS utility called Process Explorer to debug Win issues - It has a good help menu you can read to see how to use it. It can provide all the info needed to track down bad acting programs

I’ve been running WSJT-X (v2.2.2) with JTAlert (v2.15.3) on a windows 10 computer for some time now and it has worked very well. This morning, I have noticed if I have WSJT-X and JTAlert

Mike Thanks for encouraging me no to go on and buy even more expansive computer which may have the same problem.. Today I had a little surprise: I did forget to turn on my HRD logbook and the

Hello, Oh I am so sorry, this is the first time I have read this. I didn't even notice that there were 3 of them. I have as suggested connected a battery powered speaker and I am hearing the radio so

I answered that question earlier. From the Signalink Windows 10 Users Manual, there are *THREE* 3.5 mm sockets. The one between the USB and RJ45 socket is labelled "MONI" (monitor) and contains

Hello, I did ask what one of the sockets of the 2 should I hear audio from but haven't seen an answer. But it occurs to me that these are likely to be mono sockets whereas, my headphones are stereo.

Hi Joe, Yes to all. 73, Sam W2JDB

Hi Mitch, depending on the manufacturer of the USB chip in your 712 interface, you may need specific drivers installed to see the audio devices it presents, or in the worst

Dear Bill thank you for your email. The only option under “Settings->Audio->Output” is Built In Device. I have read the one page document again and it appears I may have to use a Windows based

Bruce - I know this is a little difficult to follow as Amos seems to be starting multiple threads on this topic, but I run eight instances of WSJT-X and JT Alert with Flex Radio SmartSDR and a couple