Hi Bill, I’ve been following this post along and saw your suggestion regarding the following setting: "Power Options->Change plan settings->Change advanced power settings->USB settings->USB

Guys I would really like to get the band hopping going again in WSPR and as already reported, it fails within Hamlib. So this is the setup and some results. I am using the compiled from tar.gz 2.2.2

try using the settings for FT-5000 in wsjt-x. It should work without errors. Give it a try, so let's try to isolate the problem ..... even if I'm already sure that the error is in the Hamlib used

Please define an "RF ground." A connection to mother earth has nothing to do with hum, buzz, or RFI. The earth is not a "sump" into which RFI is poured. End-fed antennas need something to carry return

Hi Bill I went to Sounds/Communications and checked the box "do nothing". but problem remains the same. if sound card in "playback" is NOT the default I still get no output from the rig...goes to

On 17/07/2020 01:23, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi Doug, sorry for the typo, I meant to write "you may have missed ...". Also I should direct you to the copy of that post pinned

Hi Jeff, if you lose both audio and CAT connections at the same time over a single USB connection then the problem is probably either bad USB connection or RFI causing USB

Ok thanks Bill. 73 - John - N7GHZ

Totally same as my problem. Receiver is RSP1A, powerful gaming computer. Has worked great for years, now I sometimes get twenty decodes, often only a few or none at all. Sent from Mail for

Hi John, there are probably numerous reasons including unbalanced and/or non-resonant aerials, use of ATUs without a good RF ground, poor control of common mode currents

Doug, you make missed one of the system audio level sliders, probably the WSJT-X application level for the Tx audio device in the system sound mixer.  Check this old post

im on the right frequency.. i changed nothing. there are bunches of signals falling down the wsjt waterfall and zero decodes.... it was decoding and then just quits. I stop the software, start

Hi Bob, I will assume you are running on MS Windows. Make sure all the all the USB Hub power saving options have been disabled ("Device Manager->Universal Serial Bus

Thanks everyone for your replies. Unfortunately, wsjt-x only works sporadically on my Mac despite trying every setting mentioned here and others besides. It ran for several hours, giving me hope, but

Been running WSJT-x v2.2.2 since its release. Original setup was a K3s that had worked flawlessly in prior releases. After installing 2.2.2, it would run normally for an hour or two, but at some

On my system if the CPU maxes out during a decode the WSJTX AP will hang and will not start again. This happens when I am using another AP concurrently during the decode cycle. WSJTX doesn’t seem to

I have also seen WSJT-X quit decoding for no apparent reason. Exit, relaunch... everything peachy again. I am a frequent FTx operator and this hung-decode problem happens about twice a month. Just an

sounds like , perhaps, wsjt is not actually in ft8 mode. check mode on the top line to be sure, and that you are on the correct frequency 14074.0, and not 14080, for example Dave Garber VE3WEJ /

also, if my clock was off too far, stopping and starting wsjtx would not fix the issue.

no, its not a clock issue. I use time sync software and my clock is right on. Will