Thanks to Bill, G4WJS, who put me on the right path. Now all is working. But one thing at the end of the process that I should mention is that it would only transmit a couple times and then it had no

Kell, I think if you click on DTS or RTS box it will allow you to change it. Then you can click back to CAT. Maybe that will help. -- 73, Rip K3XO

I am having problems with my Ft991. Been working fine until recently where it throws Hamlib errors. It works fine with FLRig as a work around but would like to get it back to working ok with WSJT.

FYI - Just had the rig suddenly switch into the USB mode with COMP ON during an FT4 QSO. I had to select TUNE to get it to switch back to normal USB-D mode with appropriate settings and then it was OK

Com ports are also affected. Basically all I/O is broken. MixW4 works fine and I can make FT8 contacts with it. Last week, wsjt-x was working fine. The interface to the rig is serial via a rig

Hello, After installing V2.3.0 The Tabs display takes up a greater portion of the screen. In doing so it pushes the frequency display area to the far left. Attached are screen shots showing the

Hello, After installing V2.3.0 The Tabs display takes up a greater portion of the screen. In doing so it pushes the frequency display area to the far left. Attached are screen shots showing the

Scott, in additon to that, the top image shows that you have speech compressor on. There should be no compressors or any other tone shaping fetures engaged when using WSJT-X. As Bill said, your

Thx Bill - I didn't notice that. I see that the COMP also turned on somehow but not the AGC. I do have WSJTX set the rig's mode when I use WSJTX. The pix are from only 1 (or maybe 2) xmit periods

Hi Mike, Yes, interesting times. Lots of experimenting to do. Frequencies will eventually sort themselves out, for now, we just need a common watering hole and until we get close to an official

Scott, your top image shows your rig in USB mode, probably with a live microphone, the lower in USB-DATA mode which is probably the correct mode. WSJT-X can set the rig's mode for you is you wish

David, to be able to use the "Test CAT" button, so far you have not confirmed you have a CAT interface connection with your rig. If you do not have a CAT connection to your rig you must select

On 14/02/2021 08:58, Marco De Pas wrote: Hi Marco, what does " the WSJTX software crashes" mean? Is there an error message? If there is then please share it with us, including

Hasan Thanks for the great summary. Here in Europe virtually all Q65 activity is on .305 using 30A. There is activity most days. Agree that these are early days, but often early suggestions become

Hi Gene, very detailed and clear answer - many thanks for that. I have heard about other virtual tools to do the same I try to do. I also tried VSPE some time ago - but with the SDRCONSOLE and QO100

Dear members of the group, that is my first time here and hope to get some useful infos about my problem. I'm successfully working with the CAT interface using a Kenwood TS 480 but I can not do the

Dear members of the group, that is my first time here and hope to get some useful infos about my problem. I'm successfully working with the CAT interface using a Kenwood TS 480 but I can not do the

Phil - Does it only happen about 5-10% of the time? Turning off xmit and then enabling again fixes it?

I'll post the settings tomorrow but wanted to get the screenshots posted to show what's happening. Scott

That has nothing to do with audio ... that's a CAT control error. As far as sound cards, what are you using for a sound card? Built in card, USB soundcard, etc?