Since I have a YAESU FT-991A, my only Big Sur workaround for now is using Parallels. I use JT-Alert and ACLog. At the end of the day I copy the ACLog entries to MacLoggerDX with an ADIF file via

Under the Apple menu 1. About this Mac 2. System Report 3. USB Again, i am using BIG Sur with ICOM 7100 and IC 7300 both audio and control with no issues, CP2102 to UART Bridge Controller, Silicon

Hi Carl, the FT-8x7(D) series of rigs do not accept CAT commands to change frequency while transmitting. You must ensure the WSJT-X option "Settings->General->Allows Tx frequency changes while

Change the sampling rate to a different value - anything - then once WSJT finds your codecs change it back to match your device. Gordon

I found the suggestion to use the FT-857 setting for the FT-897 for CAT control. I got it to transmit on the correct frequency using the DIG mode and "USER-U" setting. It transmits OK on MSK144, but

Ed, I used N1MM with my PC and it is really good. Also used Ham Radio Deluxe. I was able to cope but did not enjoy the experience compared to the Mac. I have been off the air for a few years, but just

Windows 10 has many hidden nifty secrets but generally it works much the same as windows 7. 73's Dave KA3PMW

I felt the same way as you Bill. But I found the Windows 10 learning curve not so steep. And once I got started I was in my way. Han radio runs on Windows 10 and once I accepted that things started to

Not sure what the problems are for using Mac. My 7300 works fine, old OS and Big Sur. I gave up on Windows a decade ago for a laundry list of reasons. Only issue would be if you need drivers for

Thanks for the advice, Ed. I think you are right about things. Actually, I bought a Dell desktop some years ago for ham use. I packed it up when we move to this HOA community a few years ago. It is

Thanks so much. Hamish. Very thorough and just what I needed to know. -- Bill W8BC

I don’t wish to discourage you but I tried using my Mac Air for computer logging and contesting and after much frustration I bit the bullet and acquired a Dell Windows 10 machine and haven’t

Hi Bill, This is the present state on support within Big Sur at this moment Native DriverKit Support: Big Sur DriverKit currently supports the following devices without any 3rd party driver: FTDI:

On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 06:23 AM, Gordon GI6ATZ wrote: the solution I found to get WSJT to recognise the audio codecs again was to change the sampling rate within the advance settings in the sound

I've been down this burrow before, it has previously led to endless debates. I am therefor closing this thread at 1200 UTC 3/12/20 . As Bill G4WJS has stated, please use modes within the software in

I fought the same beast on my IC7300. Sometimes worked, then not. Finally used FLRIG (From the FLDIGI suite), and all is now OK.

Ray, I have gone to systems report, but what exactly am I looking for? What is the driver called. Am I suppose to look under Hardware/USB or what? -- Bill W8BC

Does anyone have a workaround until SL issues a new driver? Mike, N9MDS -- Mike Salmi, N9MDS

Drivers are already in Big Sur. Go to systems report and you will see them. Icom removed them from their site as they are not needed. My IC 7100 and IC 7300 work fine with Big Sur, both audio and

Hi There I had a similar problem after a recent Windows 10 upgrade and the solution I found to get WSJT to recognise the audio codecs again was to change the sampling rate within the advance settings