Save this as hamlib_settings.json and place it in the same location as WSJT-X.ini I think it should work. {      "config": {              "powerstat" : 1      } } Mike W9MDB

In earlier versions on WSJT-X, the radio was powered up when the program started. I believe in Version 2.3 or later, this feature was removed. Could we have the feature back, but add a 'button' in

This actually makes a bit of sense, if you are listening to the radio audio, and the input is switched from the radio to a microphone in the room, then the computer will still see FT8 audio, but

Have you turned off all the energy saving stuff on the USB devices? Prevent them from going to sleep? Mike W9MDB

What version? Are you able to compile things yourself? 2.5.4 should be out pretty soon which should fix a lot of the hamlib bugs reported. Mike W9MDB

Random sensitivity decrease... I am using WSJT-X, version 2.5.3 on an HP Spectre laptop computer running Windows 10 with a SignaLink USB interface to an Icom IC-7610 transceiver, and have had

Hi Rick and folks, I have the same experience. When working any compound call like W2/F2SY (must include "/" in call) the program crashes. After stopping "jt9-WSJT-X slow mode decoder" the program

Hi all, I am trying to get WSJT-X working on my Mac and IC-7610. I cannot get past this error message when I click on Test CAT: Hamlib error: Invalid configuration network.c(251):network_open

Im getting the Hamlib error also.  I downloaded the new dll but it still gives me the error.  Im coming form 2.5.0. I downloaded 2.5.2 and it works just fine.  Just cannot get 2.5.3 to

Stupid formatting...let's see if this works. {      "config": {              "powerstat" : 1      } } Mike W9MDB

I think this should work too.  Placed in the same location as the WSJT-X.ini file {     "config": {             "powerstat" : 1      }} Mike W9MDB

Thanks. I had used the 'auto power up' on my previous computer till the p/s blew and took the MB with it. I was sent a file which would do the power up routine; the file was inserted into an '.ini'

Thanks for clearing this up. I thought pretty much that way but appreciate the confirmation. Outlook LT Gil W0MN Hierro Candente Batir de Repente 44.08226 N 92.51265 W EN34rb

"Retail" cluster is one that serves general amateur connections. This is contrasted with "closed" or "Wholesale" clusters that serve only other clusters (e.g. the RBN/SKIMMER network and certain club

Well i use the VE7CC cluster.  It shows DX, stateside, modes, country, spotter etc.  Depending on how you configure it when you set it up.  It works well with Log4OM but when you want to make a

I asked once and ask again. What is the definition of a Retail spot cluster? Outlook LT Gil W0MN Hierro Candente Batir de Repente 44.08226 N 92.51265 W EN34rb

Is there any sort of a publicly-available list of DX clusters that carry FTx spots, or offer them as an option? -- 73, Pete N4ZR Check out the new Reverse Beacon Network web server

Thanks for workaround. Now it works fine. 73 Willi OE1MSC

Yes, it works! K3 and Win64. Thank you Mike. Chet, N8RA

Please install 2.5.3. Then install the latest hamlib dll and let us know if it works OK. New hamlib for Windows installation directions #1 Shut down WSJTX #2 Download either the 32-bit or 64-bit DLL