Read up on Menu 031 for the Band/Stack option and elsewhere in the manual about band stack. I think you probably want the Band option. You should be able to set up the band and press the band button

Alright, problem solved. Big thanks to Mike for the debugging. Turns out it was a failure between the PC and the id10t interface, aka dying mouse. Clicked on the poor fellas left ear one too many

I have problems with WSJT-X and the FTdx-3000 rig in that my antennas (two) don't get selected as the bands change. Someone involved with HamLab was helping by sending me a file to include in WSJT-X

Hi Cliff, That is normal operation when using split = rig. It is shifting the frequency so that your TX audio is in the middle of the band pass. FYI, you do not have to press the "VFOA=VFOB" The

Bill, Thank you. Exactly the hint I needed and WSJT-X is running flawlessly. Now to figure out the Icom-7300 issue. Best, Ted K8UKE

Bill, I agree that it's an issue of Rig control... There are three tabs that need to be setup, "GENERAL," where call letters and grid square are entered, then the "RIG" section, which should contain

I'm having an issue and I don't know why it's happening when operating on FT8 when I use the Split setting under the Settings, Radio tab. I was operating on 40 meters and set VFO A to 7074 kHz in

Hi Ted, WSJT-X will not start on macOS unless the shared memory parameters are set correctly, so that is nothing to do with your Tx issue. If you are seeing the old lower value of the shared memory

John, Some thoughts. Select File/Open Log directory and check the size of the wsjtx_log.adi file. If it is quite small. (Your an open it with textedit to see what is in there) then you may need to

Hi John, have you checked the "Preferences->General->Show DXCC, grid, and worked before status" option as noted in the first bullet point here in the WSJT-X User Guide section on decode

I hope someone is still out there and I really appreciate the help. This is how it usually is for me...many discrete steps to get back to 'normal' after losing WSJT-X. I use the blue color for new

I installed WSJTX 2.5.0 on my Mac running High Sierra 10.13.6 and followed the ReadMe.txt file to install the com.wsjtx.syscti.plist file. It worked perfectly EXCEPT I do not seem to be able to

Randy, you are conflating audio devices and CAT control, they are not related. 73 Bill G4WJS.

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