Finally got most of the issues resolved with WSJT, appreciated the input folks, it helped me sort it out. Still have a couple of questions about using WSPR. First Question is easy, on the WSPR report

Also, Bill. I got a reply from John, G4KlA, saying:"Everything is OK. Unfortunately my updated ReadMe file was not included in the rc2 release. It is attached to this email. Your shmmax of

On Sun, Dec 27, 2020 at 05:50 AM, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi Bill, you haven't mentioned what rig you have and how it is connected to your Mac for audio and CAT control. 73 Bill G4WJS. Bill, it is an

Hi Monty, This is great advice. I’mgoing to call my ham radio store in the morning. I’m very much lookingforward to making my first FT8 qso. Compliments of the season to youand your

I use a navigator interface with my 756. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy , an AT&T LTE smartphone

I have a 756Pro and have been doing digital and other sound card formats for 30+ years. Use your regular sound card, or an external one. I use an external one now. I am also using the CAT control.

The 756 Pro does not have a built in sound card. I upgraded from a 756 Pro III to a 7300 which has a built in sound card. I’m doing WSJT-X and RTTY with a single USB cable using AFSK. If you acquire

The 756Pro does not have built in Audio Codex. You will need an external sound card (SignalLink, TimeWave, etc). Or it is possible to direct connect your computer sound card directly to the 756 with

You don't need to 'invest' in a Signalink, you'd probably do better with an inexpensive USB soundcard. However you haven't said how you're interfacing the rig with the computer, that would

Hi Roger, Thanks for the quick reply. I'm using Windows 10. I don't have any drivers to install. I am not sure if there is are drivers for the 756 Pro, it might be a bit old. I have an IC-R2500

I don't think you can directly connect to a 756 like you can with the newer radios IC-7100/IC-7200/IC-7300/IC-7410/IC-7600/IC-7610/IC-7850/IC-7851/IC-9100/IC-9700/IC-R8600 | Firmware /

Kelvin You don't say what operating system you are using but I assume it is windows? Have you followed the manufacturer's instructions to download and install the USB audio

Hi, I thought it is about time I tried out Digital Modes. I’m trying to set up WSJTX for the first time. I’m using an Icom IC-756 Pro and HRD. I have testedthe CAT connection and transmit and

Thanks to all who replied. Charlie gave me the solution: mode was set to FT8. If have been using FT8 in recent years on SW and JT65 on EME. But I was not qrv for some years becaus lack of antenna(s).

Hi Bill, you haven't mentioned what rig you have and how it is connected to your Mac for audio and CAT control. 73 Bill G4WJS.

I poked around and choose a driver called /dev/cu.usbmodem143201 I am decoding signals, so I assume I am good to go. -- Bill W8BC

Bill, The errors I am getting are not easy to reproduce but I also always get a sound card error - sorry I thought it was a Hamlib error and I was writing from memory. I have been ignoring this to

Thanks, Bill I am now in the Radio tab trying to select the correct serial port. I am not sure what I am looking for. I understand that Big Sur already has the necessary driver built in, but what is

I should add that I am running an Intel Mac. -- Bill W8BC

Hi Bill, there is a small error in the ReadMe.txt file. The parameters are correct, you should find that WSJT-X v2.3.0 RC2 runs OK. 73 Bill G4WJS.