Hi, I have a K3, and am seeing what looks to be some sort of unknown, and unexpected AGC action when I have AGC off, on both the K3, and within Windows. I am trying to triage this to the radio, the

Other ways to sync Windows 10 to remote time sources. https://www.windowscentral.com/how-manage-time-servers-windows-1 Works well enough on modern computers. 73.

I had the same problem, and despite lot of troubleshooting, and doing various suggestions, I never could get a correct time set, when starting the PC. I solved this by uninstalling Meinberg and

You no longer need to run it as a service with its own windows account, it now defaults to the system account and works just fine. Neal K3NC Migrating to neal@... shortly!

On 11/02/2020 00:01, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi again Howard, belay that second command, it is ok but better to simply use: sudo chown -R howard:howard ~/.local/share/WSJT-X

On 10/02/2020 23:52, Howard wrote: Hi Howard, ok, there's the issue. Looks like you ran WSJT-X for the first time as root, perhaps using sudo or after an su. Try this to fix

Ok, Bill, ls -l ~/.config/WSJT-X* -rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 14701 Jan 12 07:13 /home/howard/.config/WSJT-X.ini 73, Howard

Hi Bill, I am running the default configuration whatever it was at the time I installed it. The way Meinberg would behave is that it would eventually resolve the time delta, but not when I first

I seem to recall that Meinberg ntp should be run as a service with it's own account. If you have shut your computer off and restarted some time later then the service will have also started but it

Hi Howard, apologies, my bad, the second command should be: ls -l ~/.config/WSJT-X* 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Bill, id uid=1001(howard) gid=1001(howard) groups=1001(howard),20(dialout),27(sudo) ls -ld ~ ~/.config drwxr-xr-x 48 howard howard 4096 Feb 8 21:48 /home/howard drwx------ 29 howard howard 4096

John, why are you not running Meinberg NTP CLient as a WIndows service, that is the default installation. When configured as a service it will be automatically started

WSJT Users, This works FB for me when showing a CQ from a station I've  worked before. In WSJT-X, go to Settings > Colors. In the Decode Highlighting box, you'll see the listing of choices for

The task scheduler appears to be the solution. When I set up an advanced task, I noticed the option to not start the task unless there is a network connection. The light came on and I realized that

Why not use the option to run it as a service and let it be automatic? Also, I would recommend you replace the battery on your motherboard! -- Neal K3NC Migrating to neal@... shortly!

John, You could run the batch file using the task scheduler and delay N minutes after the computer starts up. It will then start with no intervention on your part and after the computer has

I dragged the "Restart NTP Service" icon from the start menu to my Windows desktop. When I start my laptop for a new session running wsjt-x, I right-click on the icon, select "run as administrator",

On 10/02/2020 15:16, John Morphet wrote: Hi John, the Meinberg NTP Client has to obey the rules of NTP time adjustment since it is a reference implementation of that. Time

Kai, It makes sense that all the startup apps might take away focus from the restartntp batch file. The key reason that Win 10 should not be used for deterministic applications. Sounds like my

Meinberg's tweaking of time is dependent on how far your clock is off. If it's fairly close it will slowly drift the computer back to a more accurate time. If it's way off it will brute force it back.