Bill I have been using "nDAX" and "nCAT". https://github.com/kc2g-flex-tools

Sam: > That may be why you are getting intermittent problems when switching offsets that quickly where the software has to actually change the un-selected VFO frequency. It is a 7300 about 4 months

Sam: Icom 7300 Bill: Files sent. Looks like a jump occurs between time 17.063933 and time 17.347238 if I am reading the file correctly.

Ok, I'll try that. I was able to download serial port monitoring software and was able to capture a short session. Gene NG1H

If you have dedicated USB sound devices (like a cheap dongle) and you assign WSJT-X to them, you won't have Win10 Pro update problems UNLESS....you plug in or unplug a new USB device, in which case

IF you have more than 1 sound card and you leave one as the default and do not use the default card in any way for your radio usage AND you do not use the second card for anything but your radio usage

Hi Alan, are you using SmartSDR and DAX on MS Windows and somehow feeding audio from that to your Ubuntu system? If so can you explain how you do that please? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Pete, have you disabled "Power options->Current plan->Advanced power options->Advanced settings->USB settings->USB selective suspend"? Also you mention "Display audio", are you using an HDMI

Hi I hate Windows 10. It keeps messing with my audio setup. I have a PC with Win10 Pro 64bit. I use WSJT-X (now v2.4.0) for FT8. I connect to my radio (various Icom, Yaesu) via an USB 'Audio

WSJT-X v2.4.0 (And previous from v2.2) 'goes to sleep' after being inactive for more than a few minutes. Radio (various Icom, Yaesu) goes to Tx but no audio input so no output. OS is Win10 64 bit

Short answer, shows the probability of reliability of signal data. There is a chart you can refer too, but is normal at the link in another post. Gary -- KT7AZ

Bill Thanks for the idea. Yes, I have shutdown / rebooted everything. Windows 10 WSJT-X decodes just fine, but, the Ubuntu WSJT-X will not decode the exact same decodes. So, I think this

Hi Alan, the first thing to check is that your receiver is set to a USB mode. Although the presence of signals on your screen capture at 14.074 MHz would seem to imply that is the case. Looks like

Hi Gene, Sorry I am rather late to this thread but which ICOM radio are you using ? On most early ICOM radios, the IC-V commands do not have a provision to directly change the frequency in the

I have been running Linux WSJT-X on a Ubuntu machine for several months, with excellent results. Recently, WSJT-X stopped decodes, even though there are very good signal showing in the waterfall. I am

Hi Gene, all CAT QSY commands are to an absolute frequency, but WSJT-X does monitor the current frequency and calculates the split offset based on that. Therefore incorrect or corrupt frequency

There are ferrites on the USB cable, but that is probably irrelevant because there is no RF being sent. This is only occurring when changing the TX offset. During all other activities, including

Long explanation, see page 78 of the current manual. 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL Technical Specialist, RFI ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division,

Hi Dick, the WSJT-X User Guide has the answer to that. https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.4.0.html#_ap_decoding 73 Bill G4WJS.

In following window, what is the meaning of the "a1" and the "?" which is shown on some lines on the right side? Thanks and 73, Dick,, KD4S