Had just been doing some 15m work on FT8, when I suddenly notice an Un-commanded shut down with 2 errors. Tried to restart and received the same 2 errors. Sub process error: Failed to close orphaned

FWIW when I first stated using Wsjt-x/FT8 I had the same opinion. I was only working strong stations. Now I have an antiquated set up but since I got a handle on my output audio it works great.

Hi Bill, Perhaps JTAlert has even that possibility. I am not using it myself. As such a strong reception signal may not mean that the station has a good reception. That station may use very high

Running Windows 10 and never more than 10 watts. Would like to have the option to filter weak signals from the display -- maybe all with negative dB -- because I have never been able to establish

Your terminology needs some clarification. WSJT-X has a "Rig Split" mode -- do you have that turned on? The VFOB frequency and mode will change when you transmit -- not when you change bands or

That doesn’t apply to late model Icom radios. With these radios the ALC does nothing until it reaches the threshold. The threshold is the red area of the meter. The power control does not set power

Another consideration is make sure the processor is not on. Bobby/N4AU -- n4au@... n4au@...

Hi Joe, Which radio you got and how your CAT is connected? Is the CAT driven directly from WSJt-X or do you have another controlling program such as HDR or Flrig? The main issue is whether the TX UP

It might be old age, but no matter how many times I tell myself I won't do it again, it is only a matter of time! It happens more than I wish. My issue is I keep forgetting to shut off my TX UP when

Any portion of time that contains situations where you Tx continues although there is another lucky station, who got an answer. There could be more than one attempt to see tendency more easily,

. . . . via the VOX capability in the SignalLink . . . (IE, it requires an adequate audio level to key . . . ) -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Brian, No, the vox is the setting in WSJTX. Signalink sends a hard PTT to the radio. Dan KC2STA -- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA SKCC #4290T Ubuntu LINUX

2.5.4 d28164 Forgive the learning curve, what portion of the all.txt is suitable? Don

"Tim Dawson" <tadawson@...> wrote: Apparently the OP's fix was to enable vox on the FT-450, that suggests that the SignaLink's PTT output was not reaching the radio connector, it has its own

It's very rig dependent. What rig do you have? Here's how to understand your ALC meter's behavior. #1 Set WJST_X Pwr slider to -3dB (half power)#2 Set rig to 50W#3 Click Tune in WSJTX -- you should

What does Icom recommend for ALC setting for that radio? FT 8 is a constant carrier/envelope signal similar to FM. Most manufacturers now recommend ALC be set for normal. With some Icom radios there

Looks like you're getting out OK now on both hamspots.net and pskreporter.info.  Did you do something to fix it that you would care to share? You are being seen in Europe -- USA propagation from you

Signalink is an audio interface, so as long as you have a suitable cable, it should be impossible for it to *NOT* work. Check Tigertronics to verify your hookup . . . -- Sent from my Android device

Thanks Dan, I have sorted it out. I changed PTT settings to VOX and the associated settings in the rig and I had my first QSO this morning. Regards, Dave.

David- Signalink works fine with FT450, having been using it for years. I assume you are using the proper cable. Look at pskreporter.info to see who is hearing you or not. Also try hamspots.net