Hi Barry, You can find it in the %localappdata%\WSJT-X folder WSJT-X.ini has all the settings. Be sure to quit out before editing. Also you might want to use notepad++ or notepad to carefully

its been that way as long as I remember. only jtdx erases left windows first Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

That's the PROBLEM - The "Preferences" selection under WSJT-X is greyed out. I have no way of removing the port number from the address. There needs to be a file that I can erase to allow the program

Likely it is interpreting that string as a host name, not as an IP address.

JR, Either hit ERASE twice, or right click in the box and hit ERASE. Bobby/N4AU -- n4au@... n4au@...

You were most likely on a different frequency (running split) than the other station in the second instance. The auto disabling on Tx only works when you are receiving and transmitting on the same

Hi JR, that is a known issue that we do not current have a resolution for. The decodes are there but scrolled off the top of the Band Activity decode window. You can scroll them back down. The issue

Hello... I use to check the "files/settings/general/start new period..." command. After an unpredictable time on, it stops working, the "band activity" display becomes blank, and the only solution

OM [Name?], [Call?] remove :2237 part from the address field. See WSJT-X user guide https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.4.0.html#REPORTING 73's de Kari, oh2gqc

I changed the UDP address from 127.0.0.1 to multicast 224.0.0.1:2237 in the Preferences. A DNS lookup failed occurs and a popup window is display showing "UDP server DNS lookup failed" and "Network

Think I'm in same boat. Thought audio settings have 1.40 firmware, select ft8 mode. Not sure what audio mono left right both should be. Can finally see my signal on ts850 but when trying to reply it

He should be following this group anyway ... but if he's a retired scientist, he should know the requirements. Neil, KN3ILZ

>>Try to stay near the 1500Hz center of everyone's passband, but don't be afraid to work the edges, I've gotten responses from 3KHz or more, and a lot of people do the 'low hundreds'. If there's a

If you're running Windows and have terrestrial (wired or your phone as a router) internet, all you need is this simple freeware app that I've been using since the earliest days of WSJT.

Every time, before I start up jtalert and wsjtx I check time.is ...normally it is NOT exact so I reboot the laptop...I have Meinberg on Windows 7 (I refuse to touch Windows 10) and my times are

For those other readers who may have overlooked previous comments from Dr Joe, FT4 requires the relative clock difference to not exceed one second, while FT8 is OK at just under 2.4 seconds. If your

Just tell him. Uwe is an retired scientist and he will understand and he will not be offended. 73 de Lars – SM3CCM Skickades från E-post för Windows 10 Från: neil_zampella Skickat: den 5

He should understand the use of the code under the GNU License and what it requires. Since he's changed the UI its not WSJT-X, but a derivative work and as such should reflect that in the

I know the Raspberry Pi syncs. The ntp daemon starts at system load. I think thats generally the case with Linux machines. 73 Phil GM3ZZA Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Windows time control will now allow you to adjust more often. The default is very log and is fine for the needs of the vast majority. You can set Windows to do it more often and have sub second