I am trying to setup the correct serial port for my IC-7100. I keep receiving the attached error message after using each of the Serial Port Options available, also attached. Can anyone assist?

Hi Frank I don't know much about 144MHz EME operating frequencies. While .120 may be the default, it may or may not be be in use at any particular time. I'm not sure what everyone on 144 uses for

I am on the default freq. 144.120.I do have it on JT65B. I followed this setup guide. http://www.bigskyspaces.com/w7gj/JT65.pdf Later today I will listen on the frequency with the active QSO are

Charles, Yes I thought the same thing about the time. I have Diemsion4 as my time since. But if I switch to like FT8 or WSPR on the same computer and radio the times are correct.

Thanks everyone for your help! Allan AE2V

PTT via CAT command in the TS-400 (and most other Kenwood transceivers) selects TX audio via the microphone. If your Signalink (sound card) is connected to the ACC2 jack (the most convenient

If you had just selected "Default" for all the serial information it would have worked out of the box. The TS-440 does not have hardware flow control. We put in the the "Default" selections a few

Hi Andy, The jt9[.exe] help message does not mention fast modes because jt9[.exe] decodes only the slow modes in WSJT-X. Fast modes are decoded in the main executable, wsjtx[.exe]. THis is because

No. Reporting to PSKReporter still works even if you change UDP server address. 73's de Kari, oh2gqc

After a few nasty go-rounds, I was able to finally get WSJT-X to control my Kenwood TS-440s. I wanted to pass along the parameters I found to work. As always, YMMV. NOTE: I'm using Windows 10.

I've now tried different options of JT9.EXE, and it works OK with Q65 mode, even when specifying a non-valid file (a JT9 one, just to be silly) . But ANY attempt to use the -9 option to decode a

To prove JT9.EXE can be made to work, at G3WDG's suggestion I tried it with a Q65A file generated by Q65sim, and it decoded perfectly. When I mistyped the file path/name it gave a similar looking

If you change the udp server does that preclude data going to pskreporter? -- de Gary K7FR

Yet reading it into the WSJT-X main package it decodes perfectly. (version 2.5.4) Andy www.g4jnt.com

I am doing it without any problem. Open N3JFP ACL go to SETINGS Drop down to APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API). The API window will open. In the middle of the screen will be WSJT-X INTERFACE.

I use N3FJP with WSJT-X and it works fine. N3FJP communicates using an API. Have a look at the settings menu (2nd item from the bottom). Check the "listen for WSJT-X" box. While on that menu item,

yes, read their help file. also can be done by adding jtalert between them Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Ft8, ft4, ssb, sstv, kg-stv but also jt65, jt8 sometimes. Pietro (via Tablet)

I forgot to attach the images. Good thing my head is attached.

This works on Linux (but does not show any decodes). It fails on Windows. Mike W9MDB