How can WSJT be made to upload spots on 2M? The drop down box only goes to six metere.

The dropdown box on WSJT only goes up to six meters. How to upload spots on higher bands? Thanks. Tom, NoUE, EN34 Minnesota

I have WSJTX v. 2.1.2 loaded on Windows 10 64 bit. That does not work with Yaesu FT 818 ND with SCU-17 interface, normally connected with cables as indicated in the user manuals. The initial

I Have been experiencing the same problem since a few months, I am under FreeBSD. I tried with 2 different computers, FreeBSD 12.0-RELEASE and 12.1-RELEASE, with or without power management, with or

And you probably need to use Hamlib or a TCP connection to Flrig, for your logging program to get data from, not the serial port that the rig hangs from, so as to prevent port access clashes. Dave

Hi John, I will assume you are using MS Windows. Have you authorized WSJT-X to access audio input

I have an Icom-7410. I have the latest WSJT-X spftware. I get this error message as soon as I try to transmit or even tune up.As soon as the Tune button id click "an error opening the audio input

Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. Much Appreciated. Derek - J35X On 12/11/2019 12:53 PM, Philip Rose via Groups.Io wrote:

I have started to experience the same problem using v.2.1.0, JT Alerts, Ham Radio Deluxe on a Windows 7 laptop with SignaLink USB interface. I have had the system running perfect for many months and

Duh! Why didn't I think of that. I worked a solution using AutoHotkey, but Bobby's hint is simple and elegant. Thanks Bobby. Contest Exuberantly, Hank, W6SX

On 11/12/2019 16:43, Philip Rose via Groups.Io wrote: Hi Phil, there were some Hamlib changes that fixed a crash in the flrig interface. 73 Bill G4WJS.

My homebrew logger has the following algorithm: Read the WSJT-X (and fldigi) log files every minute. If the timestamp of the file has changed read the file, ignoring any record with a QSO_DATE/TIME_ON

When I run WSJT-X connecting to an Icom 7300 through flrig, it crashes when I try and control the rig. I am sharing flrig connection with my homebrew logging software. If I connect directly to the

If you bring up the Log QSO box, and move it so that the OK is directly over the Enable TX box, you click to log the QSO and another click will start another session. In FT4, if you are using CQ, this

Prior to posting my previous response, I set the Transmit % to 0 on two of the instances that are only receiving. After restarting WSJT-X today after my monthly reboot of that PC's the boxes aren't

DX4WIN asks "Ignore Imported Duplicate QSO" when I import a new .adi file. I import my entire FT8 file of 16,000 QSOs every time just to get 100 or so new Q's and 15,900 get ignored. Easy-peasy. de

Hi Derek, most logging software are able to import ADIF data and ignore duplicate QSO records. If Logger32 is not capable of that then I suggest you make a request to the developers to add such a

Thanks for the suggestion. I will have to come up with the easiest way to handle the logging and keeping the wsjtx_log.adi for worked B4. Derek - J35X On

is call first block checked?? 73 john w8wej On 12/10/2019 10:38 PM, Randall Baxter wrote:

Hello All,                 I use WSJT-X latest version. Logged QSO's are then transferred to my main logging program Logger32 by importing wsjtxlog.adi file. I then delete the