Hello Bill, Perhaps my terminology is incorrect, and being interpreted as "misinformation." With respect to the attachments I posted in my prior message, a picture is worth a thousand words... Which

Randy, this topic thread is full of misinformation! No user installed drivers are needed for USB audio on any contemporary operating system, the generic USB audio drivers are just fine. On MS Windows

Hello Rich, I am curious as to which drivers you're using, especially because the drivers offered by Yaesu are specific to the Windows operating system. You must be using drivers that are not the

Hello Bill, Thank you for your reply...I agree, it seems to be a rig control issue, but it appears to me to be related to the USB driver selections that are offered within WSJT-X when using a

My Pi /FT-991A work just fine together with WSJT-x and JS8CALL without FLrig. The Pi image was built from scratch, and WSJT-X and JS8CALL were both loaded without any issue. I don't understand the

I use FAKE IT as the configuration VFO mode for WSJT-X. Regardless of the radio mode, the radio is in or configured, when I open WSJT-X it connects to the radio and defaults to VFO A as the TX and RX

Hi Bill, Thank you for explanation. I would not have thought of that as I know that as soon as I change the TX offset in WSJT-X, the TS590s VFO-B TX frequency shifts immediately. That happens

Hi Sam, WSJT-X takes the view that the rig may have been changed directly, because of that the CAT commands to prepare for Tx, or after returning to Rx, are sent every time.

I did note that MacLoggerDX came up when I was trying to find the log. I now see this ... a screenshot. I don't use MacLoggerDX. I tried it over a year ago and opted not to purchase. Today I

Hi Gary, Using Split = Rig is more efficient as the program does not need to issue any commands associated with shifting the frequency and then waiting for the confirmation every time you switch

message says 1704 worked before so I guess the log exists. So, what am I missing?

johnwiener@Mac-mini-2 ~ % ls -l ~/Library/Application\ Support/WSJT-X/wsjtx_log.adi -rw-r--r--@ 1 johnwiener staff 486566 Oct 4 17:31 /Users/johnwiener/Library/Application

Hi John, unless you deleted it, your log should still be there. The file locations are documented in the WSJT-X User Guide:

Hi I cascade thru several problems as I try to reload WSJT after some odd behavior with the latest MacOS update. I got thru the memory change adjustments in Terminal and got the xmit working after

RSPduoEME User Instructions David Warwick G4EEV (For Software Version 1.31) December 2020 reading now thank you very much YZ -- -- Bob KD7YZ in NE Kentucky

I do the same, because I work lots of CW and RTTY contests. With rig-split it would leave the radio (a K3) when I quit FT8, which is a PITA. 73, Jim K9YC

I'm using 2.5.0 with Windows 10 Pro 64 bit on an old laptop computer originally released with Vista. {That's old!} I do allow automatic updates of the Windows system and have suffered ZERO, repeat

One of the reasons I don’t run rig-split, is because I use VFO-B for other things, and casual operation on VFO-A. Fake it, keeps it this way and I never have to question what is going on with the

So what is so important about VFO B? Doesn't VFO A have the same capability? If so, then that which is so important on VFO A can be done on VFO B. Just let the software do its job and learn to

Hi John, which option for "Preferences->Radio->Mode" do you have checked? 73 Bill G4WJS.