If the CQ'ing station has got the 'Call 1st' box ticked then the s/ware will do exactly what it says on the tin - it'll answer the first of the decoded responders to the CQ. Otherwise, it's entirely

Hi Joe, I assume that you refer to the "call 1st" box checked. To my experience the reply will go to the answering station that is decoded first (shows up first in the list). No fancy algorithm that

When a station is CQing, and say three stations answer the CQ. What makes the software answer one station and not the other two? I know in old school like CW pileup calling a station, there are

Good question! Hard to tell exactly, I'm sure there's an algorythm in there somewhere. It's open source, read the code! 8*). Some of the 'tricks' will involve knowing the equipment, settings, and

Thank You, kids mess my settings :-) It is O.K. now. 73, s51un

When a station is CQing, and say three stations answer the CQ. What makes the software answer one station and not the other two? I know in old school like CW pileup calling a station, there are

I will agree with the guidance that if it's working for you, there's no need to make changes, and I for one don't like to run more programs/services on my computer than I actually "need". However,

Running Windows 10 Pro. It appears my version synced with a server about once or twice a week when depending on the default services of 10 Pro on my box. When the discussion appeared about time sync,

Not missing anything. If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It. If you are consistently within maybe 100 ms according to https://time.is then you are good. Everyone has different hardware, different

If it's working for you then there's nothing to worry about. Mike W9MDB

All Macs all sync. I don't know about Linux. Some Windows computers sync and some don't. I have a HP All in One and a Dell Laptop. Neither of them sync. I have friends that own Windows computers that

I didn’t want to ask a dumb question but my curiosity is getting the better of me. A year ago I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. I used Dem4 for time sync on 7 and though I had brought that

Sounds like something is messed up with your mouse. Clicking on the waterfall will change the receive frequency. If you're in split mode that would be VFOA. Ensure you have split mode turned on and

Hello, I'm using WSJT-X v.2.4.0 c19d66. When I call CQ and stations reply my software doesn't recognize a caller but calls CQ all the time. I'm reset the configuration and still, the same problem

OM [call?], [Name?], Google is your friend. Try googling for "wsjt-x ic7300" and you get tons of pages showign how to set up IC7300 with WSJT-X. Also, Youtube has

Nothing has changed. This is a normal action when you are transmitting close to the other station's frequency. Roger G#4HZA

A few weeks ago, when I answered a CQ and that station immediately entered QSO with a different station (as shown in the RX window,) TX was automatically disabled. But that no longer happens. I don't

Neil! You should tell Uwe what you think he should do. His E-mail isDG2YCB@... and he is open minded for any sugestions. In my opinion several off his improvments should be part of the WSJT-X. Se

Good morning "D" The other way round this is to use "Fake It" setting in WSJTX Radio Settings which basically means your rig only uses a single VFO. I find it easier as it can save you having to

PROBLEM SOLVED! I was operating in SPLIT Mode & although the receive side was fine, the transmit side was in the wrong mode! it was in AM. So all I had to do was change it to USB-D. :-D